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Question #1
The western coasts of continents in the subtropical zones are in ________ precipitation zones.
A  moderate
B  arid
C  monsoon
D  snowy
E  high
Question #2
The most common and widespread form of precipitation is ________.
A  rain
B  sleet
C  snow
D  hail
E  fog
Question #3
The hydrologic cycle refers to the ________.
A  flow of rivers
B  groundwater flow to the surface
C  latent heat of vaporization
D  totality of the forms of precipitation
E  unending circulation of Earth’s water supply
Question #4
Hail becomes larger because it collides with ________.
A  sleet
B  supercooled water
C  raindrops
D  ice crystals
E  water vapor
Question #5
Acid rain has a pH of less than ________.
A  5.6
B  7.6
C  1.6
D  12.6
E  15.6
Question #6
A lack of atmospheric buoyancy is related to ________.
A  an adiabatic condition
B  the dew point depression
C  coalescence
D  instability
E  stability
Question #7
________ is the critical temperature at which saturation is reached.
A  Relative humidity
B  The flash point
C  Absolute humidity
D  Specific humidity
E  The dew point
Question #8
Any buoyant parcel of air is said to exhibit ________.
A  instability
B  advection
C  a dry adiabatic lapse rate
D  stability
E  a moist adiabatic lapse rate
Question #9
The Bergeron process is also known as the ________ process.
A  hail
B  ice crystal formation
C  glaze
D  acid rain formation
E  collision/coalescence
Question #10
In the United States, winter precipitation exceeds summer precipitation ________.
A  in the Midwest
B  on the West Coast
C  in New England
D  in the Rocky Mountains
E  in the South
Question #11
Which is NOT among the main types of atmospheric lifting and precipitation?
A  Advective
B  Convective
C  Orographic
D  Frontal
E  Convergent
Question #12
The capacity for air to hold water ________.
A  decreases as evaporation decreases
B  increases as temperature decreases
C  increases as temperature increases
D  is a constant
E  is not related to temperature
Question #13
The transfer of moisture from land to air is termed ________.
A  evapotranspiration
B  dew point
C  specific humidity
D  condensation
E  evaporative cooling
Question #14
The state of water that is the most fundamental, yet least obvious, in the atmosphere is ________.
A  ice crystals
B  hail
C  evaporation
D  rain
E  water vapor
Question #15
Air that resists vertical movement is said to be ________.
A  adiabatic
B  cyclonic
C  unstable
D  stable
E  anticyclonic
Question #16
Most of the Earth’s cloudiness results directly from ________.
A  adiabatic cooling
B  sublimation
C  air pollution
D  evaporation
E  vertical temperature gradient
Question #17
Evaporation ________.
A  releases latent heat in the air
B  is a heating process
C  has its greatest rates when the air is already humid
D  is a process not requiring energy
E  is a cooling process
Question #18
Liquid converts to gas when ________.
A  sublimation starts
B  the liquid heats to freezing
C  molecules break loose from the liquid
D  a crystalline structure is created
E  cooling reaches the dew point
Question #19
Which of the following cloud types has the greatest height (from top to bottom)?
A  Stratus
B  Cumulonimbus
C  Altostratus
D  Cirrus
E  Cumulus
Question #20
The presence of which of the following hastens evaporation?
A  Warm water
B  Rising air
C  Slow-moving air
D  Already humid air
E  Cold air
Question #21
The release of latent heat from water molecules is called ________.
A  evaporative cooling
B  condensation
C  specific humidity
D  vapor pressure
E  sublimation pressure
Question #22
Showery precipitation is most closely associated with ________.
A  unstable air
B  sinking air
C  stable air
D  cirrus clouds
E  non-buoyant air
Question #23
Downwind of large mountain ranges there is less precipitation; this drier zone is called the ________.
A  lifting condensation level
B  advection side
C  rain shadow
D  adiabatic area
E  windward side
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