Qn 1: Which one of the following types of clouds rarely form at heights lower than 5000m? stratus cumulus cirrus nimbostratus
Qn 2: Rains falls because clouds bump into mountains and so burst moist air rises and condenses clouds become too cold to holf water clouds bump into each other and so burst
Qn 3: When we talk about 'weather', we are: Temperature, precipitation, wind, pressure and sunshine Temperature and rainfall Temperature, rainfall and pressure Temperature, rainfall and wind
Qn 4: Water vapour is turned into water droplets by the process of evaporation convection liquefaction condensation
Qn 5: Wind is the movement of air from areas of lower pressre to areas of low pressure areas of high pressure to areas of higher pressure areas of low pressure to areas of high pressure areas of high pressure to areas of low pressure
Qn 6: Which one of the following is commonly associated with a tropical storm? a central area of calm a central area of high pressure wind speeds of 20 km/h persistent drizzle
Qn 7: In equatorial lowlands, the combination of rising temperatures and increasing humidity during the morning and earyl afternoon are often followed by heavy rain in the late afternoon. What is this type of rainfall called? conventional rain monsoonal rain relief rain frontal rain
Qn 8: In tropical areas, air rising by convection through the atmosphere causes a thick layer of clouds to form. The base of these clouds indicate the altitude at which temperature inversion occurs the rising air meets descending air currents the air can rise no further the rising air has been cooled so that water vapour has condensed
Qn 9: During the formation of cloud, in what order do the processes of condensation, evaporation and saturation take place? condensation - evaporation - saturation evaporation - condensation - saturation saturation - condensation - evaporation condensation - saturation - evaporation
Qn 10: If a mass of air flows down into a valley from high mountains, it tends to become cooler and less moist warmer and less moist cooler and more moist warmer and more moist
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