
Chapter C 1-Test: Measuring Weather
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- Q1Sunlight passes through but does not heat thecloudswaterairEarth30s
- Q2A tool for measuring air pressure is aspeedometerbarometerthermometerscale30s
- Q3The air is heated by the heat ofthe sun directlythe air pressurethe cloudsthe Earth's surface30s
- Q4Some wind vanes have crossbars showing thefour main directionsspeedspeed temperaturetime of day30s
- Q5Clouds are formed fromicerainsnowwater vapor30s
- Q6The sun heats all of the following quickly EXCEPTgrassblacktopbuildingscement30s
- Q7When the liquid inside a thermometer gets warm, itshrinksexpandsturns into gascondenses30s
- Q8Two terms that mean about the same arerain and hailrain gauge and wind vanelow pressure and high pressurehumidity and moisture30s
- Q9The weight of the air on the Earth's surface ishumidityair pressureair massa weather front30s
- Q10Cool air formsa droughta high pressure areaa sandstorma low pressure area30s
- Q11An air mass is a large body of air with about the samespeed and temperaturehumidity and heighttemperature and humidityspeed and height30s
- Q12When air masses meet, theysink to the Earth's surfacemix togetherrace each otherstay separate30s
- Q13Flashfloods are dangerous becausethe weather changes constantlywarm air masses meetrising water in a river can wash away roads and carscold air masses meet30s
- Q14Fronts form becauseclouds produce rain and snowweather changes constantlylow pressure and high pressure areas meetwarm and cold air masses meet30s
- Q15Weather all over the world can be tracked becausesatellites above the Earth collect global informationair masses form constantlythe study of the weathercold fronts cause weather to change quickly30s