Weather and Climate
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- Q 1/5Score 0The table below shows averages of temperature and precipitation for the past 20 years in an area in the United States. For which of the following would these data be most useful?29showing the effect of weather on climateunderstanding the climate of the areademonstrating the difference between weather and climatepredicting how the weather will change from day to day
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- Q1The table below shows averages of temperature and precipitation for the past 20 years in an area in the United States. For which of the following would these data be most useful?showing the effect of weather on climateunderstanding the climate of the areademonstrating the difference between weather and climatepredicting how the weather will change from day to day30s
- Q2Caroline's dad is a scientist whose job is to predict what the conditions in our atmosphere are going to be like tomorrow. What sort of scientist is Caroline's dad?a chemista climatologista biologista meteorologist30s
- Q3Look at the climograph below. According to this graph, what is the average rainfall for this area in November?60 mm50 mm30 mm40 mm30s
- Q4Mr. Fox wants to measure the air pressure in his classroom. Which instrument should Mr. Fox use?ThermometerAnemometerRain GaugeBarometer30s
- Q5Joseph is tired of the New England weather and wants to move to a place with high daily temperatures and a small amount of precipitation. What sort of a climate should he move to?DesertRainforestForestWetlands30s
