Lesson 3: How would increased temperatures affect evaporation?

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10 questions

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Lesson 3: How would increased temperatures affect evaporation?

Last updated about 3 years ago

10 questions

Required

Question 1

Increased temperatures cause a ____________ in evaporation.

increase

decrease

evaporation stays the same

Required

Question 2

Evaporation occurs in both wet and dry areas.

True

False

Required

Question 3

Areas with moist conditions had __________ evaporation rates than drier conditions.

higher

lower

the evaporation rates stayed the same

Required

Question 4

How does the amount of evaporation impact the amount of water vapor in the air?

Increased evaporation = increased water vapor

Increased evaporation = decreased water vapor

The amount of evaporation does not impact the amount of water vapor

Required

Question 5

All areas of the world have the same amount of water vapor in the air.

True

False

Required

Question 6

Once evaporation occurs that water vapor forms precipitation in the same area.

True

False

Required

Question 7

Wind can move water vapor to new locations.

True

False

Required

Question 8

Areas that are dry or have droughts may be getting drier when water vapor moves away from that location.

True

False

Required

Question 9

Areas that are wet or flooding can be getting wetter because more water vapor moves into that location.

True

False

Required

Question 10

10.

Which of the following can impact how much water vapor gets to a location. (select all that apply)

Cooler ocean water

Mountains

Amount of wind

Other landforms -- Valleys

Question 1

Increased temperatures cause a ____________ in evaporation.

increase

decrease

evaporation stays the same

Question 2

Evaporation occurs in both wet and dry areas.

True

False

Question 3

Areas with moist conditions had __________ evaporation rates than drier conditions.

higher

lower

the evaporation rates stayed the same

Question 4

How does the amount of evaporation impact the amount of water vapor in the air?

Increased evaporation = increased water vapor

Increased evaporation = decreased water vapor

The amount of evaporation does not impact the amount of water vapor

Question 5

All areas of the world have the same amount of water vapor in the air.

True

False

Question 6

Once evaporation occurs that water vapor forms precipitation in the same area.

True

False

Question 7

Wind can move water vapor to new locations.

True

False

Question 8

Areas that are dry or have droughts may be getting drier when water vapor moves away from that location.

True

False

Question 9

Areas that are wet or flooding can be getting wetter because more water vapor moves into that location.

True

False

Question 10

10.

Which of the following can impact how much water vapor gets to a location. (select all that apply)

Cooler ocean water

Mountains

Amount of wind

Other landforms -- Valleys