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    QUIZ 01

    1) Almost 99% of the atmosphere lies within of the earth's surface.

    30 km

    2) In a volume of air near the earth's surface, occupies 78% and nearly 21%.

    nitrogen, oxygen

    3) ater vapor

    is invisible

    4) hich of the followin! is considered a varia"le !as in the earth's atmosphere#

    water vapor

    5) $he !as that shows the most variation in concentration from place to place and from time to time in the lower

    atmosphere.

    water vapor !2")

    #) $ypically, water vapor occupies a"out what percenta!e of the air's volume near the earth's surface#

    less t$an 4%

    &) $he concentration of car"on dioide &(2) in the atmosphere is relatively low compared to some of the other

    constituents. (2 is important none the less "ecause

    it is a green$o'se gas

    () $he !reenhouse !as that has "een increasin! in concentration, at least partly due to deforestation.

    arbon *ioxi*e +"2)

    ) hich "elow is not considered a !reenhouse !as#

    oxygen "2)

    10)hich of the followin! in!redients are needed for o*one formation in the stratosphere#

    oxygen mole'les "2) an* oxygen atoms ")

    11)A"out 97% of the in the atmosphere is found in the stratosphere where it a"sor"s harmful ultraviolet

    radiation.

    o-one

    12)$he so+called o*one hole is o"served a"ove

    t$e ontinent o. /ntartia

    13)$he most a"undant !as emitted from volcanoes is

    water vapor

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    14)$he amount of force eerted over an area of surface is called

    press're

    15)-uch of $i"et lies at altitudes over 18, feet where the pressure is a"out / m". At such altitudes, the

    $i"etans live a"ove rou!hly

    50% o. t$e air mole'les in t$e atmosp$ere

    1#) Inches of mercury &0!) are commonly used units of

    atmosp$eri press're

    1&)hich of the followin! weather elements always decreases as we clim" upward in the atmosphere#

    press're

    1()$he num"er of air molecules in a !iven space or volume is called

    *ensity

    1) In the stratosphere, the air temperature normally

    inreases wit$ inreasing $eig$t

    20)$he at top of a thunderstorm a"out , or 1 3m hi!h would mar3 the top of the

    troposp$ere

    21)$he earth's atmosphere is divided into layers "ased on chan!es in the vertical pro4le of

    air temperat're

    22)$he most a"undant !as in the stratosphere is

    nitrogen 2)

    23)hich of the followin! would remain constant if you traveled up throu!h the troposphere#

    perentage oxygen onentration

    24)armin! in the stratosphere is mainly caused "y

    absorption o. 'ltraviolet ra*iation by o-one

    25) In a temperature inversion

    air temperat're inreases wit$ inreasing $eig$t

    2#)$he rate at which temperature decreases with increasin! altitude is 3nown as the

    lapse rate

    2&)$he atmospheric layer in which we live is called the

    troposp$ere

    2()$he instrument that measures temperature, pressure, and humidity in the vertical is the

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    ra*ioson*e

    2)hich of the followin! "est determines the weather#

    all o. t$e above

    30)A south wind

    blows .rom t$e so't$

    QUIZ 02

    1) hich of the followin! provides a measure of the avera!e speed of air molecules#

    temperat're

    2) If the temperature of the air is said to "e at a"solute *ero, one mi!ht conclude that

    t$e mole'les ontain a minim'm amo'nt o. energy

    3) 5ner!y of motion is also 3nown as

    kineti energy

    4) $he transfer of heat "y molecule+to+molecule contact is

    on*'tion

    5) A chan!e of one de!ree on the elsius scale is a chan!e of one de!ree on the 6ahrenheit scale

    larger t$an

    #) 0eat is ener!y in the process of "ein! transferred from

    $ot obets to ol* obets

    &) $he hori*ontal transport of any atmospheric property "y the wind is called

    a*vetion

    () hich of the followin! is not a heat+transport process in the atmosphere#

    onvergene

    ) A heat transfer process in the atmosphere that depends upon the movement of air is

    onvetion

    10)hich of the followin! is the poorest conductor of heat#

    still air

    11)$his is released as sensi"le heat durin! the formation of clouds.latent $eat

    12)$his process causes risin! air to cool.

    expansion

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    13)$he cold feelin! that you eperience after leavin! a swimmin! pool on a hot, dry, summer day is

    $eat transport by latent $eat

    14)$he temperature of a risin! air parcel

    always ools *'e to expansion

    15)5ner!y transferred "y electroma!netic waves is calle*

    ra*iation

    1#)$he proper order from shortest to lon!est wavelen!th is

    'ltraviolet, visible, in.rare*

    1&)hich of the followin! has a wavelen!th shorter than that of violet li!ht#

    'ltraviolet ra*iation

    1()5lectroma!netic radiation with wavelen!ths "etween . and .7 micrometers is called

    visible lig$t

    1)olar radiation reaches the earth's surface as

    'ltraviolet, visible, an* in.rare* ra*iation

    20)$he earth emits radiation with !reatest intensity at

    in.rare* wavelengt$s

    21)$he com"ined al"edo of the earth and the atmosphere is approimately

    30 perent

    22)hich of the followin! is an incorrect identi4cation#

    blak bo*y seletive absorber

    23)$he maor process that warms the lower atmosphere is

    absorption o. in.rare* ra*iation

    24) If the amount of ener!y lost "y the earth to space each year were not approimately e:ual to that received

    t$e atmosp$eres average temperat're wo'l* $ange

    25)$he main reason for warm summers in middle latitudes is that

    t$e s'n is $ig$er in t$e sky an* we reeive more *iret solar ra*iation

    2#)hich of the followin! is one of the main causes of the seasons#

    t$e lengt$ o. t$e *aylig$t $o'rs

    2&)$he north+facin! side of a hill in a mountainous re!ion tends to

    all o. t$e above

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    2()$he heat ener!y released when water vapor chan!es to a li:uid is called

    latent $eat o. on*ensation

    2)$he earth's radiation is often referred to as radiation, while the sun's radiation is often referred to as

    radiation

    longwave, s$ortwave

    30) If the amount of ener!y lost "y the earth to space each year were not approimately e:ual to that received

    t$e atmosp$eres average temperat're wo'l* $ange

    QUIZ 03

    1) $he la! in daily temperature refers to the time la! "etween

    t$e time o. maxim'm solar ra*iation an* t$e time o. maxim'm temperat're

    2) ;urin! the afternoon the !reatest temperature di

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    ) In clear weather the air net to the !round is usually than the air a"ove durin! the ni!ht and than the air

    a"ove durin! the day.

    ol*er, warmer

    10)(ne would epect the lowest temperatures to "e found net to the !round on a

    lear, *ry, alm nig$t

    11) Ideal conditions for a stron! radiation inversion are a

    lear, alm, *ry, winter nig$t

    12)Assumin! that the ni!ht will remain clear, calm, and unsaturated, the predicted minimum temperature is 2o 6.

    uddenly the wind speed increases and remains !usty throu!hout the ni!ht. $he minimum temperature will

    most li3ely "e

    $ig$er t$an pre*ite* *'e to mixing

    13)$he primary cause of a radiation inversion is

    in.rare* ra*iation emitte* by t$e eart$s s'r.ae

    14)An important reason for the lar!e daily temperature ran!e over deserts is

    t$ere is little water vapor in t$e air to absorb an* rera*iate in.rare* ra*iation

    15)A radiation inversion is most commonly o"served

    'st above t$e gro'n*

    1#)(n a clear, calm, ni!ht, the !round and air a"ove cool mainly "y this process.

    ra*iation

    1&)$hermal "elts are

    warmer $illsi*es t$at are less likely to experiene .ree-ing on*itions

    1() In a hilly re!ion the "est place to plant crops that are sensitive to low temperatures is

    along t$e $illsi*es

    1)=ines connectin! points of e:ual temperature are called

    Isot$erms

    20)ind machines can prevent surface air temperatures from reachin! etremely low readin!s "y

    mixing s'r.ae air wit$ air *iretly above

    21)$wo o"ects A and > have the same mass "ut the speci4c heat of A is lar!er than >. If "oth o"ects a"sor" e:ual

    amounts of ener!y

    will beome warmer t$an /

    22)hich of the followin! statements is true#

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    i. yo' travel .rom 6allas, 7exas to 8t 9a'l, :innesota in ;an'ary, yo' are more likely to

    experiene greater temperat're variations t$an i. yo' make t$e same trip in ;'ly

    23)hich of the followin! is not a reason why water warms and cools much more slowly than land#

    it takes more $eat to raise t$e temperat're o. a given amo'nt o. soil 1o + t$an it *oes to

    raise t$e temperat're o. water 1o +

    24)$wo o"ect have the same temperature. ("ect A feels colder to the touch than o"ect >. $his is pro"a"ly

    "ecause the two o"ects have di

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    mixing ratio

    5) $he followin! two :uestions refer to the temperature and dew point data in the followin! cities

    ity Air $emperature &o 6) ;ew oint &o6)

    ity A 9/ 7?

    ity > 1 /

    ity

    ity ; / 2

    hich city has the !reatest amount of water vapor in the air#

    +ity /

    #) hich city has the hi!hest relative humidity#+ity +

    &) $he percenta!e of water vapor present in the air compared to that re:uired for saturation is the

    relative $'mi*ity

    () Belative humidity chan!es with

    all o. t$e above

    ) As the air temperature increases, with no addition of water vapor to the air, the dew point will

    remain t$e same

    10)hich of the followin! would cause relative humidity to decrease#

    warming t$e air

    11) If the air temperature remains constant, evaporatin! water into the air will the dew point and the

    relative humidity.

    inrease, inrease

    12)At 6, the atmosphere is saturated with water vapor. If the air temperature increases to ? 6, with no addition

    or removal of water vapor, one may conclude that the dew point is a"out40 =

    13)A lar!e di

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    1&)6rost forms when

    all o. t$e above

    1()articles that serve as surfaces on which water vapor may condense are called

    on*ensation n'lei

    1)5haled "reath from your mouth in cold weather produces

    evaporation mixing) .og

    20)(n a cold, calm autumn mornin! the formation of fo! a"ove a relatively warm la3e would most li3ely "e

    steam .og

    21)$he term cirro tells you somethin! a"out cloud

    altit'*e

    22)hen namin! clouds, the term strato+ or stratus means

    layer lo'*s

    23)An anvil+shaped top is most often associated with

    'm'lonimb's

    24)$he cloud with the !reatest vertical !rowth is

    'm'lonimb's

    25)hich cloud type is composed of ice crystals and can cause a halo to form around the sun or moon#

    irrostrat's

    2#)=i!ht or moderate+"ut+steady precipitation is most often associated with clouds.

    nimbostrat's

    2&)hich of the followin! tell you somethin! a"out the altitude where a cloud has formed#

    irro

    2()$he cloud+li3e streamer often seen formin! "ehind an aircraft yin! at hi!h altitude is called

    a ontrail

    2)$he dew point temperature is a measure of the total amount of water vapor in the air.

    7r'e

    30)$he total pressure inside a parcel of air is e:ual to the sum of the pressures of the individual !ases.

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