Section 2-3 Review: “Heat Transfer, The Water Cycle, and

Wind

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Question 1The three ways that energy can be transferred

through the Earth’s atmosphere are __________________________?

A.) Conduction, Convection, Radiation

B.) Conduction, Heat Energy, Radiation

C.) Conduction, Convection, Advection

D.) Convection, Advection, Radiation

Question 2Direct heat transfer of heat energy from one

substance to another (usually solids) is called ______________________?

A.) Convection

B.) Radiation

C.) Advection

D.) Conduction

Question 3An example of conduction within nature

would be ____________________________?

A.) The Earth’s crust absorbs UV Radiation from the sun

B.) The Earth’s atmosphere heats up due to volcanic activity

C.) A frying pan dipped in hot oil

D.) None of these

Question 4 (Double Shot)______________________ Energy is produced by

incoming shortwave radiation from the sun?

A.) Thermal

B.) Earth’s

C.) Plant’s

D.) Volcanic

Question 5The role of Mid-latitude Synoptic Weather

systems is to _____________________________?

A.) Remove temperature and conduction gradients by advecting warm air poleward and cool air equatorward.

B.) Remove temperature and pressure gradients by advecting warm air poleward and cool air equatorward.

C.) None of these

D.) Both A and B

Question 6One way the sun affects weather patterns is

through ________________________ patterns?

A.) Water

B.) Coriolis

C.) Pressure Gradient

D.) Wind

Question 7 (Double Shot)- Not all of the Earth’s surfaces

__________________________ or ___________________________ heat energy at the same rate. Land heats up and cools down more quickly than water does. One reason is due to the sensible heating of water.

A.) Re-Directs, Absorbs

B.) Absorbs, Scatters

C.) Absorbs, Backscatters

D.) Absorbs, Radiates

Question 8 (Triple Shot)_______________________ currents develop within the

Earth’s Atmosphere due to temperature and pressure differences. ___________________ currents also develop due to Earth’s unequal heating?

A.) Water

B.) Fire

C.) Jet Stream

D.) Wind

Question 9_______________ breezes and ________________breezes

occur due to the temperature fluxuations of land and the oceans?

A.) Land, Sea

B.) Sea, Lakes

C.) Lakes, Oceans

D.) None of these

Question 10Transfer of heat energy in a fluid, gas or liquid is

called __________________________?

A.) Conduction

B.) Convection

C.) Radiation

D.) None of these

Question 11The transfer of heat energy through empty space

is called ________________________?

A.) Conduction

B.) Covection

C.) Radiation

D.) None of these

Question 12• Temperature and Pressure gradients are

continuously removed through the interaction of upper-level waves in the _________________________with large-scale high and low pressure systems near the surface.

• A.) Wind

• B.) Water

• C.) Coriolis

• D.) Jet Stream

Question 14 (Triple Shot)If an air parcel is warmer than the surrounding

air, warm air is surrounded by cold air, The warm air parcel will ____________________________?

A.) sink, this is because the surrounding air is cooler. This process is aiding in global heat balance.

B.) rise, this is because the surrounding air is cooler. This process is aiding in global heat balance.

C.) remain the same. This process is aiding in global heat balance.

D.) None of these

Question 15 (Double Shot)The Earth absorbs roughly _____________ percent

energy from the suns radiation?

A.) 65%

B.) 100%

C.) 50%

D.) 10%

Question 16Warmer air is ___________ dense than cooler air,

and cooler air is _________________ dense than warm air. One cause is because warm air has more water vapor than cooler air, and cooler air has more oxygen than warmer air.

A.) More, Less

B.) Less, More

C.) More, More

D.) Less, Less

Question 17The Water cycle describes the continuous

movement of water on, above and below the surface of the Earth. Water can be in the forms of __________________________?

A.) Solid, Liquid, Gas

B.) Solid, Liquid, Evaporation

C.) Solid, Liquid, Condensation

D.) None of these

Question 18The changing of a liquid into a gas, often under

the influence of heat is called _____________________?

A.) Evaporation

B.) Condensation

C.) Precipitation

D.) Transpiration

Question 19_____________________is any product of the

condensation of atmospheric water vapor that falls under gravity?

A.) Evaporation

B.) Transpiration

C.) Sublimation

D.) Precipitation

Question 20_______________________is the change of the physical

state of matter from a gas phase into liquid phase (Clouds forming from water vapor).

A.) Sublimation

B.) Evaporation

C.) Transpiration

D.) Condensation

Question 21 (Double Shot)____________________________ is the flow of water that

occurs when excess water from rain, melt water, or other sources flows over the earth's surface. This might occur because soil is saturated to full capacity, or because rain arrives more quickly than soil can absorb it.

A.) Surface Storage

B.) Surface Lakes

C.) Surface Streams

D.) Surface Runoff

Question 22________________________is the water located

beneath the earth's surface in soil pore spaces and in the fractures of rock formations.

A.) Groundwater

B.) Surface Runoff

C.) Percolation

D.) Evaporation

Question 23___________________________is the process of water

movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts, such as from leaves but also from stems and flowers.

A.) Transpiration

B.) Evaporation

C.) Evapo-condensation

D.) None of these

Question 24 (Triple Shot)The sun’s heat causes water on Earth’s surface to change from a

________________ to a _____________________ form. The evaporated water then rises into the air. The higher the air mass gets, the cooler the air temperature becomes.

A.) Solid, Liquid

B.) Liquid, Gas

C.) Gas, Liquid

D.) Solid, Gas

Question 25Eventually, the water vapor begins to ______________________

into tiny droplets that form clouds in the sky. When the liquid droplets become heavy enough (fall through the updraft),they fall back to Earth as liquid or solid particles. This is called precipitation.

A.) Evaporate

B.) Transpirate

C.) Condense

D.) Evapo-Tanspirate

Question 26- _____________________ is the measure of the amount of water in

the air. The ___________________________ is the point at which the temperature of the air and the humidity allow the formation of water droplets. When precipitation occurs, the _________________________ is 100% and the ____________________ temperature has been reached?

- A.) Humidity, Temperature

- B.) Humidity, Air

- C.) Humidity, Dew point

- D.) Dew point, Humidity

Question 27The movement of water through the water cycle causes

_________________________ patterns such as cloud formation and precipitation?

A.) Air

B.) Wind

C.) Weather

D.) None of these

Question 28- Large bodies of water, such as oceans and lakes,

feed the atmosphere with ______________________ water.  As the water vapor rises, clouds form and become heavy with precipitation.

- A.) Condensed

- B.) Transpirated

- C.) Evaporated

- D.) Precipitated

Question 29- Air currents move clouds over land, where they

eventually drop the water as _________________________. Areas like the Pacific Northwest and areas around the Great Lakes receive a lot of precipitation due to the water cycle. 

A.) Evaporation

B.) Transpiration

C.) Condensation

D.) Precipitation

Question 30___________________________ is caused by differences

in temperature and density fluxuations within the Earth’s atmosphere?

A.) Water

B.) Pollution

C.) Fires

D.) Wind

Question 31The change in pressure measured across a

given surface is called______________________________? Also ___________________ is air moving for areas of higher pressure to areas of lower pressure

A.) Coriolis ForceB.) Temperature Gadient forceC.) Pressure Gradient ForceD.) Centrifugal Force

Question 32 (Double Shot)

- Warm air is ______________ dense than cooler air (Low Pressure). When the sun’s energy warms air, the warm air rises and the air pressure drops.

- Cooler air is ____________ dense than warm air and therefore sinks (High Pressure). Air moves (advection) across Earth’s surface between areas of warm rising air and cool sinking air. Moving air is wind.

- A.) More, Less

- B.) Less, More

- C.) More, More

- D.) None of these

Question 33Air always tries to flow down the pressure gradient

from regions of __________________ pressure toward regions of _______________________ pressure → the pressure gradient force.

A.) Lower, Lower

B.) Higher, Higher

C.) Lower, Higher

D.) Higher, Lower

Question 34 (Triple Shot)An apparent force due to Earth’s rotating

reference frame is called___________________? ______________ force causes storms to spin in a counter clockwise (cyclonic) flow (low pressure system)?

A.) Pressure Gradient Force

B.) Apparent

C.) Coriolis

D.) Centrifugal

Question 35_________________ plays an important role in

steering and intensifying/weakening surface highs and low pressure systems?

A.) Jet Stream

B.) The Pressure Gradient Force

C.) Heat

D.) None of these

Question 36_____________________________ are prevailing winds

from the west toward the east in the middle latitudes between 30 and 60 degrees latitude. They originate from the high-pressure areas in the horse latitudes and tend towards the poles and steer extra-tropical cyclones in this general manner.

A.) Polar Easterlies

B.) Polar Westerlies

C.) Prevailing Westerlies

D.) Trade Winds

Question 37_______________________ are the dry, cold prevailing

winds that blow from the high-pressure areas of the ________________________ highs at the north and south poles towards low-pressure areas within the westerlies at high latitudes.

A.) Polar Easterlies

B.) Prevailing Westerlies

C.) Doldrums

D.) Trade Winds

Question 38An equatorial region of the Atlantic Ocean with

calm, sudden storms, and light unpredictable winds is called__________________________?

A.) Horse Latitudes

B.) Trade Winds

C.) Doldrums

D.) None of these

Question 39A belt of calm air and sea occurring in both the

northern and southern hemispheres between the trade winds and the westerlies is called _____________________?

A.) Doldrums

B.) Trade Winds

C.) Horse Latitudes

D.) Prevailing Westerlies

Question 40 ( double shot)_____________ Currents develop due to air

moving from areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure. This is also called the ________________ force?

A.) Wind, Coriolis

B.) Wind, Pressure Gradient

C.) Volcanic, Coriolis

D.) Water, Coriolis

Answers1.) A

2.) D

3.) A

4.) A

5.) B

6.) D

7.) D

8.) D

9.) A

10.) B

Answers11.) C

12.) D

13.)None

14.) A

15.) C

16.) B

17.) A

18.) A

19.) D

20.) D

Answers21.) D

22.) A

23.) A

24.) B

25.) C

26.) C

27.) C

28.) C

29.) D

30.) D

Answers31.) C

32.) B

33.) D

34.) C

35.) A

36.) C

37.) A

38.) C

39.) C

40.) B