M1 Altitude_Monsoon Review (Part 2)
Quiz by Ian Gabriel
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- Q1
......................... is the height above sea level.
altitude
distance
latitude
longitude
30s - Q2
It is the thickest layer of the Earth's atmosphere at about 80-700km.
Exosphere
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Troposphere
30s - Q3
What instrument is used to measure altitude?
Hygrometer
Anemometer
Ruler
Altimeter
30s - Q4
As altitude decreases,
the air pressure decreases.
the air pressure increases.
30s - Q5
As altitude increases,
the air pressure decreases.
the air pressure increases.
30s - Q6
What holds the Earth's atmosphere?
the high air pressure.
the gases above us.
the force of gravity.
the troposphere's temperature.
30s - Q7
What is produced as cool air moves from a high pressure area to a low pressure area?
Wind
Clouds
Snow
Sunlight
30s - Q8
An instrument used to measure air pressure is called?
Rain gauge
Barometer
Hygrometer
Altimeter
30s - Q9
This comes from the Arabic word "mausim".
Monsoon
Equator
Tropic storm
El Niño
30s - Q10
Monsoon means,
above sea level.
high pressure area.
the season of winds.
the season of snow.
30s - Q11
Monsoon is associated with what ocean?
Pacific ocean
Indian ocean
Atlantic ocean
Arctic ocean
30s - Q12
This is the type of monsoon where wind blows from LAND TO SEA.
Southeast
Northwest
Southwest
Northeast
30s - Q13
Northeast monsoon start and ends in what month?
September - April
March - October
April - September
October - March
30s - Q14
The tropic of cancer is located
South of the equator
West of the equator
North of the equator
East of the equator
30s - Q15
Tropical storm is formed in this area.
Atlantic area
Arctic zone
Tropic zone
North pole
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