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MULTIPLE CHOICE
-Choose the correct answer by clicking on your answer choice. Only one answer is correct. (2 pts. each)
Question 1
1.

What role does runoff play in the water cycle?

Question 2
2.

What kind of weather will nimbostratus clouds likely bring?

Question 3
3.

How does sleet differ from snow?

Question 4
4.

How does a warm front form?

Question 5
5.

What kind of weather would an occluded front likely bring?

Question 6
6.

How do winds behave in a cyclone?

Question 7
7.

Which of the following statements describes an anticyclone?

Question 8
8.

What kind of weather would cumulonimbus clouds likely bring?

Question 9
9.

A tornado is dangerous mostly because of its

Question 10
10.

Which describes the eye of a hurricane?

Question 11
11.

Which statement about lightning is true?

Question 12
12.

Finding a high place to wait is a safety measure during a

Question 13
13.

What is the purpose of isobars?

Question 14
14.

Which information can you get from a weather map?

Question 15
15.

What kind of weather does a stationary front bring?

Question 16
16.

If there is a tornado warning for your area, you should

Question 17
17.

Isobars help meteorologists by

Question 18
18.

Meteorologists track cyclones and anticyclones because they

Question 19
19.

Which statement about hail is correct?

Question 20
20.

A maritime polar air mass that forms over the North Pacific Ocean brings what kind of weather to the Pacific Coast?

Question 21
21.

Isobars indicate

Question 22
22.

Which of the following increases air's ability to hold water vapor?

Question 23
23.

In what part of the water cycle do clouds form?

Question 24
24.

What tool measures air pressure?

Question 25
25.

What kind of weather does a cold front usually bring?

COMPLETION
-Complete the following questions by selecting the correct answer from the word bank. Misspelled words will be marked as incorrect. Some answers may be used more than once, others may not be used at all. (2 pts. each)
Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 26
26.

The front that would most likely produce hot, humid weather after a period of rain is a(n)______________________.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 27
27.

In this type of front, winds become gusty; there is a sudden drop in temperature, and heavy rain, sometimes with hail, thunder, and lightning. This is a(n) _____________________.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 28
28.

A warm air mass caught between caught between two colder air masses is a(n)_____________________.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 29
29.

Strong, spinning winds are the most dangerous part of a _____________________.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 30
30.

A puffy, white cloud that tends to have flat bottoms is a(n) _______________ cloud.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 31
31.

Clouds that produce thunderstorms are a(n)_________________ cloud.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 32
32.

A cloud found at a high altitude is a(n) ________________ cloud.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 33
33.

An air mass bringing dry air to the southwestern United States from Mexico is a ___________________ air mass.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 34
34.

An air mass bringing dry, frigid winds to North Dakota in the winter is a ________________________ air mass.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 35
35.

An air mass bringing humid weather to Florida in the summer is a _______________________ air mass.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 36
36.

An air mass bringing wet weather to the Pacific Northwest is a ___________________ air mass.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 37
37.

Fog is a type of __________________ cloud.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 38
38.

A psychrometer measures_____________________.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 39
39.

The most common form of precipiataion is _______________.

Word Bank

cold front stationary front warm front occluded front hurricane thunderstorm tornado
cirrostratus cumulonimbus altocumulus maritime-tropical continental-polar continental-tropical maritime-polar evaporation cumulus relative humidity fronts humidity anemometer air masses condensation stratus cirrus rain snow sleet hail gropple
Question 40
40.

Water vapor that changes to a solid is ________________.

MATCHING
-Complete the following matching questions by clicking on the correct answer. Only one answer is correct. (2 pts. each)
Question 41
41.

Amount of water vapor in the air compared to the maximun it can hold.

Question 42
42.

The process in which water vapor cools and turns into a liquid.

Question 43
43.

A collection of water droplets suspended in the air.

Question 44
44.

The amount of water vapor in the air.

Question 45
45.

Water that falls to the Earth's surface as rain, snow, sleet or hail.

Question 46
46.

The condition of the atmosphere at a certain time and place.

Question 47
47.

Measures air pressure

Question 48
48.

Measures wind speed

Question 49
49.

Measures wind direction

Question 50
50.

Measures air temperature

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