Weather and Climate Test Questions Review 24_25

​ Two statements that describe how unequal heating of Earth affects climate (a)   ​ ​ (b)  

• Higher latitudes =more solar energy = higher temp
• Larger temp changes in ocean than land
• lower latitudes=less solar energy = higher temps
• smaller temp changes in ocean than land
• higher latitudes=less solar energy=lower temps

Match the words into each box to match each part of the model with what it represents on Earth.

• Thermal Energy

• Angle of Lamp

• Latitude

• Water

• Sunlight

• Soil

• Land

• Thermometer

• Ocean

• Lamp

Starting with the shoe box in the model, which of the follwoing shows the correct order for how water changes?

• Evaporation-condensation-precipitation

• condensation-crystallization-transpiration

• precipitation-condensation-evaporation

• transpiration-condensation-crystallization

Which set of arrows shows the MOST LIKELY movement of water in the model?

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How would heavy cloud cover most likely affect the water cycle?

• less sunlight reaching the surface would increase the rate of transpiration

• less sunlight reaching the surface would decrease the rate of evaporation

• sunlight reflecting off the clouds would increase the rate of precipitation

• sunlight reflecting off the clouds would decrease the rate of condensation

Warm air rises because it

• has lower density than cool air

• lacks density

• is unaffected by pressure

• has a higher density than cool air

Evaporation in the water cycle is most affected by

• Earth's landforms

• Earth's rotation

• Human activities

• Sun's energy

According to the weather map, what is usually associated wiht a high-pressure zone?

• rainy weather

• clear weather

• cold temperatures

• hot temperatures

What weather is usually found at a cold front?

• cold temperatures and clear skies

• cold temperatures and rain

• warm temperatures and rain

• warm temperatures and clear skies

Three stages of the water cycle that are necessary for it to rain include​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

• condensation
• precipitation
• evaporation
• deposition
• sublimation
• transpiration