Energy in the Atmosphere
Quiz by Robert Saldino
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20 questions
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- Q1This is the type of heat that can give you sunburnUltraviolet RadiationConductionInfrared RadiationConvection30sEditDelete
- Q2This type of heat can travel through a vacuumconvectionconductionradiationcontraction30sEditDelete
- Q3Land and sea breezes happen due to this type of heat transfercontractionconductionradiationconvection30sEditDelete
- Q4This type of heat transfer is most common in our atmosphereradiationconvectioncontractionconduction30sEditDelete
- Q5Your feet burning on the hot sand is due toconductioncontractionconvectionradiation30sEditDelete
- Q6The type of heat transfer between two objects that are touchingconductionconvectioncontractionradiation30sEditDelete
- Q7When liquid water gains energy it is able tocondensecollectrunoffevaporate30sEditDelete
- Q8This is the part of the water cycle consisting of rain, sleet, snow or hailprecipitationevaporationrunoffcondensation30sEditDelete
- Q9This happens when water does not absorb, it moves across the surfaceprecipitationcondensationrunoffcollection30sEditDelete
- Q10Clouds form during this water cycle stepevaporationprecipitationcollectioncondensation30sEditDelete
- Q11The Coriolis Effect is curving of wind due torevolution of the EarthTilt of the Earthrotation of the Earthall of the above30sEditDelete
- Q12The horizontal movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressurehumidityair trafficwindtemperature30sEditDelete
- Q13The measure of water vapor in the air is calledwind speedhumiditydew pointtemperature30sEditDelete
- Q14The temperature when water vapor is able to form water dropletstemperaturewind speeddew pointhumidity30sEditDelete
- Q15At the beach the cool, high pressure air blows from the sea over to the land as the land warms causing aeasy breezyland breezesea breezetsunami30sEditDelete
- Q16When drops of ice move back and forth from freezing and above freezing temps.sleetsnowhailrain30sEditDelete
- Q17When the upper atmosphere and lower atmosphere temperatures are both ABOVE freezing you would gethailrainsleetsnow30sEditDelete
- Q18When a frozen droplet passes through a warm layer it turns tosnowhailsleetrain30sEditDelete
- Q19True or False: A land breeze comes from the landFalseTrue30sEditDelete
- Q20True or False: Without particle such as dust, clouds would not form.FalseTrue30sEditDelete