Exam 2: Climate
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In which of the following areas is the solar radiation the greatest in June?
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Of the 51 units of solar radiation that reach the Earth's surface, ________ units are lost to the evaporation of water.
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The absorption and reradiation of infrared radiation by gases in the atmosphere is called the ________.
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The ability of the physical environment to support life is known as its ________.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, the summer ________ occurs when solar rays fall directly on the Tropic of Capricorn.
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The complicated circulation of air in Earth's atmosphere is due to both the Earth's rotation and irregular land masses on Earth's surface.
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Define albedo and explain its significance concerning the ice caps and global climate change.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, oceanic gyres circulate in a ________ direction.
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Weather is the long-term average of local, regional, or global conditions.
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The ________ is the temperature at which atmospheric water condenses.
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The average temperature in a city is greater than in the surrounding open countryside.
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Snow can be ________ of the total annual precipitation in the prairies.
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The average pattern of local, regional, or global weather conditions over a long period of time is ________.
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The transformation of water vapour to a liquid state is known as
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The deflection of air masses to the right in the Northern Hemisphere and to the left in the Southern Hemisphere is called the ________.
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