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Earth and Environment MCQ

1. Wind speed may be roughly indicated by ________.

2. When neither air mass displaces the adjacent one, their boundary is called a(n) ________ front.

3. When air is heated enough so that it is warmer than the surrounding air, it is ________.

4. We are likely to have our highest relative humidity ________.

5. Water that stays in liquid form at temperatures below freezing is termed ________.

6. Waste disposal, food source, medicines, medicinal therapies, and aquaculture are all ways _______.

7. Variations in air pressure from place to place are the principal cause of _____.

8. Thunderstorms are violent ________ storms accompanied by thunder and lightning.

9. The western coasts of continents in the subtropical zones are in ________ precipitation zones.

10. The production of dew is mainly the result of ____.

11. The goes satellites monitoring the weather of the united states are ________.

12. The contact zone of warm tropical and cold polar air is known as the ________.

13. Most of the wettest areas around the world are located in the ________.

14. In the united states, fog occurs least often in the ________ states.

15. Easterly waves travel from in the belt.

16. Drylines typically occur in the ____ united states.

17. Dry adiabatic rate only refers to ________.

18. Central asia and western north america experience dryness because of ________.

Earth and Environment MCQ

1. Wind speed may be roughly indicated by ________.

2. When neither air mass displaces the adjacent one, their boundary is called a(n) ________ front.

3. When air is heated enough so that it is warmer than the surrounding air, it is ________.

4. We are likely to have our highest relative humidity ________.

5. Water that stays in liquid form at temperatures below freezing is termed ________.

6. Waste disposal, food source, medicines, medicinal therapies, and aquaculture are all ways _______.

7. Variations in air pressure from place to place are the principal cause of _____.

8. Thunderstorms are violent ________ storms accompanied by thunder and lightning.

9. The western coasts of continents in the subtropical zones are in ________ precipitation zones.

10. The production of dew is mainly the result of ____.

11. The goes satellites monitoring the weather of the united states are ________.

12. The contact zone of warm tropical and cold polar air is known as the ________.

13. Most of the wettest areas around the world are located in the ________.

14. In the united states, fog occurs least often in the ________ states.

15. Easterly waves travel from ________ in the ________ belt.

16. Drylines typically occur in the ____ united states.

17. Dry adiabatic rate only refers to ________.

18. Central asia and western north america experience dryness because of ________.

15. Easterly waves travel from in the belt.