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Climatology - Test Set 6
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- Land and sea-breezes occur due to :
Question 1
- Convection
- Conduction
- Tides
- Radiation
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- The seasonal reversal of winds is the typical characteristic of :
Question 2
- Mediterranean climate
- Equatorial climate
- All of the above climates
- Monsoon climate
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- Which of the following scales is used to measure the damage by a hurricane?
Question 3
- Mercalli Scale
- Saffir-Simpson Scale
- Richter Scale
- Fujita Scale
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- If the earth did not have an atmosphere, temperature extremes between day and night would:
Question 4
- Decrease
- Increase
- Fluctuate rapidly
- Stay the same
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- Dew is caused when:
Question 5
- The air is colder than the earth’s surface
- Hhumid air condenses on cool surface
- The wind is too dry to cause rainfall
- The sky is overcast at night
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- Chinook is a :
Question 6
- Cold wind in Europe
- Depression to South Africa
- Tropical desert storm in West Asia
- Warm wind in North-America
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- Which is the warmest layer of the atmosphere?
Question 7
- Troposphere
- Thermosphere
- Mesosphere
- Stratosphere
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- Roaring forties are the:
Question 8
- High velocity westerly winds
- High velocity trade winds
- High mangitude tidal waves due to high wind velocity
- High velocity polar winds
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- In the South Atlantic and SouthEastern Pacific regions in tropical latitudes, cyclone does not originate. What is the reason?
Question 9
- Inter-Tropical Convergence Zone seldom occurs
- Sea surface temperatures are low
- Absence of land in those regions
- Coriolis force is too weak
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- Mediterranean climate is not found in which among the following town?
Question 10
- Rome
- Los Angeles
- New York
- Cape Town
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- The density of the earth’s atmosphere is highest in the ?
Question 11
- Stratosphere
- Troposphere
- Ionosphere
- Mesosphere
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- Typhoons are common in the:
Question 12
- Seas of China and Japan
- Arctic Ocean
- Indian Ocean
- Mexican Gulf
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- Daily weather changes in the atmosphere are associated with:
Question 13
- Mesosphere
- Troposphere
- Stratosphere
- Ionosphere
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- Trade winds blow from the :
Question 14
- Subtropical high pressure
- Equatorial low pressure
- Subpolar low pressure
- Polar high pressure
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- Very strong and cold icy winds that blow in the Polar regions are called :
Question 15
- Typhoons
- Blizzards
- Tornadoes
- Polar winds
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- Which of the following winds is called anti-trade wind ?
Question 16
- Chinook
- Typhoon
- Westerlies
- Cyclone
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- Tropical storm in Chinese Sea is known as :
Question 17
- Typhoon
- Tornado
- Cyclone
- Wave
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- Condensation is the reverse of :
Question 18
- Fog
- Cirrus cloud
- Smog
- Vaporization
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- Convectional Rainfall occurs in :
Question 19
- Temperate region
- Tropical region
- Polar region
- Equatorial region
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- Land and sea-breezes occur due to :
Question 20
- Convection
- Conduction
- Tides
- Radiation
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