Exam 4: The Global Energy System
Exam 1: Introduction to Physical Geography54 Questions
Exam 2: The Geographers Tools172 Questions
Exam 3: Earth-Sun Geometry and the Seasons107 Questions
Exam 4: The Global Energy System145 Questions
Exam 5: Global Temperature Patterns112 Questions
Exam 6: Atmospheric Pressure, wind, and Global Circulation119 Questions
Exam 7: Atmospheric Moisture and Precipitation103 Questions
Exam 8: Air Masses and Cyclonic Weather Systems141 Questions
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Exam 10: Plant Geography153 Questions
Exam 11: The Global Distribution and Character of Soils138 Questions
Exam 12: Earth S Internal Structure, rock Cycle, and Geologic Time124 Questions
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Exam 15: Groundwater and Karst Landscapes105 Questions
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Exam 17: Glacial Geomorphology: Processes and Landforms114 Questions
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For every 1 million parts of the atmosphere about 383 parts are carbon dioxide.
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Select the dominant variable gasses in the atmosphere by percentage.
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The angle at which solar radiation strikes the Earth _____[1]_____ affect(s)absorption and ____[2]______.
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A.directly
B.does not
C.indirectly
Form 2 Choices:
A.emission
B.the greenhouse effect
C.reflection
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Free chlorine atoms can destroy ozone molecules many times per atom.
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Of all of the solar radiation entering the atmosphere,about 21% is reflected back to space by clouds.
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In the __[1]__ it was discovered through ________[2]________ of the atmosphere that the ozone layer was being depleted at an alarming rate.
Answer 1 Choices:
1900s
1930s
1960s
1980s
2000s
Answer 2 Choices:
aerial photography
images taken by NASA's Total Ozone Mapping Spectrometer (TOMS)
remote sensing
satellite photography
satellite remote sensing
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Conduction is a circular cell of moving matter that contains warm material moving up and cooler material moving down.
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Particulate matter comes in two forms,solids like __[1]___ and liquids like ___[2]____.
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ash
clouds
rain
salt
smoke
Answer 2 Choices:
CFCs
hail
snow
water vapor
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Select all of the answers that make the following statement true: "Atmospheric water vapor is especially vital because
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Solar radiation is the key to understanding the Earth's temperature,atmospheric circulation,and precipitation patterns.
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Oxygen gas is very active and can combine with a variety of other elements.
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The sky is blue because of the scattering of blue wavelengths of incoming solar radiation by nitrogen in the atmosphere.
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The energy budget for the Earth varies markedly over the short term for different regions of the Earth.
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This percentage of incoming solar radiation leaves the Earth as longwave energy radiated directly from the atmosphere.
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Of all of the solar radiation entering the atmosphere,about 3% is reflected back to space by the surface.
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If the global radiation budget shows a deficit,it means that the Earth is warming up.
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___[1]____ air is capable of holding ___[2]____ water vapor than ____[3]___ air.
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Colder
Warmer
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less
more
the same as
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colder
warmer
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