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World Geography Practice Test: Temperature
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1. As a means of heat transfer in the atmosphere which of the following is least significance?
2. Which of the following pairs of months is used in Isothermal maps to examine extremes of temperature?
3. The actual moisture content of a sample of air as a percentage of that contained in the same volume of saturated air at the same temperature is called
4. If the temperature at the sea level 7°C, the temperature of the air at a height of 2000 m will be about
5. Temperature inversion shows
6. A temperature inversion is most likely to occur under which of the following condition?
7. The daily and annual range of temperature is maximum in the
8. Which one of the following factor can have the greatest?
9. Seasonal temperature variations are caused by
10. Assertion (A): In middle and high latitudes, insolation values over the ocean, as compared to those at the same latitude over the land, are generally higher. Reason (R): Greater cloudiness over land surfaces accounts for this variation. Codes
11. When a descending air contracts its volume decreases. What happens to its temperature?
12. Assertion (A) : The temperature in the Southern Hemisphere is considerable lower than that in the Northern Hemisphere. Reason (R): The large mass of ice-covered Antarctic continent is an important source of cold in the South. Codes
13. Which of the following instruments is used for measuring the temperature?
14. Pyrometer is used to measure
15. The lowest temperature is recorded by
16. The Gulf of Mexico has higher air temperatures than Britain because
17. With increasing height, air temperature drops uniformly with altitude at a rate of approximately 6.5 Celsius per 1000 metres. This phenomenon is commonly called
18. Consider the following statements:
1. In the high latitudes, East coast regions are warmer than West coasts.
2. Precipitation is abundant on the windward slopes but sparse on the leeward slopes.
3. In the subtropics, West coasts are wetter than the East coasts.
4. Precipitation is abundant in the middle latitudes. Which of the above statements is/are correct?
19. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer the code given below the list: List-I List-II
A. Ozone hole 1. Difference in the outgoing and incoming radition of the atmosphere
B. Greenhouse 2. Acceleration effect of ozone destruction
C. Global warming
3. Increase in the CO level
D. Albedo 4. Ratio of reflected radiation to radiation received Codes A B C D
20. The normal lapse rate of temperature in the troposphere is /°C for every
21. On the clear winter night earth is cooled by
22. Four towns, all at about the same altitude and on the same line of latitude, have mean January temperatures as given below, which town is farthest from the sea?
23. Consider the following conditions for the formation of temperature inversion:
1. Cloudy sky
2. Strong winds
3. Long winter nights
4. Cold dry air Which of the above conditions are ideal?
24. What happens when water is condensed into ice?
25. Assertion (A): When temperature is held constant, the density of a gas is proportional to pressure, and volume is inversely proportional to pressure. Reason (R): An increase in pressure will cause an increase in density of the gas and a decrease in its volume. Codes