Question 1

Which of the following is a climate of the Mojave Desert according to the Köppen Climate System?

Accepted Answer

A)  Tropical (
A)  
B)  Arid and Semi-Arid Desert (BW) 
C)  Arid and Semi-Arid Steppe (BS) 
D)  Arid and Semi-Arid Savannah (BK) 
A)  Tropical (
A)  
B)  Arid and Semi-Arid Desert (BW) 
C)  Arid and Semi-Arid Steppe (BS) 
D)  Arid and Semi-Arid Savannah (BK)

Question 2

The climate of Darwin,Australia shown below is

Accepted Answer

A)  tropical monsoon. 
B)  tropical savanna. 
C)  hot low-latitude desert. 
D)  hot low-latitude steppe. 
E)  cold midlatitude steppe. 
A)  tropical monsoon. 
B)  tropical savanna. 
C)  hot low-latitude desert. 
D)  hot low-latitude steppe. 
E)  cold midlatitude steppe.

Question 3

The climate of Manila,Philippines shown below is

Accepted Answer

A)  tropical monsoon. 
B)  Mediterranean dry-summer. 
C)  tropical rainforest. 
D)  marine west-coast. 
E)  tropical savanna. 
A)  tropical monsoon. 
B)  Mediterranean dry-summer. 
C)  tropical rainforest. 
D)  marine west-coast. 
E)  tropical savanna.

Question 4

The climate of western Peru,central Ethiopia,Switzerland,and Nepal is

Accepted Answer

A)  marine west-coast. 
B)  highland. 
C)  tropical savanna. 
D)  tropical rainforest. 
E)  cold midlatitude desert. 
A)  marine west-coast. 
B)  highland. 
C)  tropical savanna. 
D)  tropical rainforest. 
E)  cold midlatitude desert.

Question 5

The climate shown on the map below is

Accepted Answer

A)  hot low-latitude desert. 
B)  hot low-latitude steppe. 
C)  tropical savanna. 
D)  tropical rainforest. 
E)  tropical monsoon. 
A)  hot low-latitude desert. 
B)  hot low-latitude steppe. 
C)  tropical savanna. 
D)  tropical rainforest. 
E)  tropical monsoon.

Question 6

A climograph with a gently arching curve consistently high on the chart and consistently very short or absent bars shows

Accepted Answer

A)  hot low-latitude desert. 
B)  cold midlatitude desert. 
C)  cold midlatitude steppe. 
D)  hot low-latitude steppe. 
E)  tropical savanna. 
A)  hot low-latitude desert. 
B)  cold midlatitude desert. 
C)  cold midlatitude steppe. 
D)  hot low-latitude steppe. 
E)  tropical savanna.

Question 7

Which of the following statements describes the climate of a particular place?

Accepted Answer

A)  Winter is colder than summer. 
B)  Climate refers to the state of the atmosphere at a specific place at a particular time. 
C)  The barometer is rising. 
D)  It has been as cold here as -20°C. 
A)  Winter is colder than summer. 
B)  Climate refers to the state of the atmosphere at a specific place at a particular time. 
C)  The barometer is rising. 
D)  It has been as cold here as -20°C.

Question 8

The climate depicted by a climograph with nearly a straight line graph high on the chart and a bar graph with consistently long bars is

Accepted Answer

A)  hot low-latitude desert. 
B)  marine west-coast. 
C)  tropical rainforest. 
D)  tropical savanna. 
E)  tropical monsoon. 
A)  hot low-latitude desert. 
B)  marine west-coast. 
C)  tropical rainforest. 
D)  tropical savanna. 
E)  tropical monsoon.

Question 9

A climograph with a middle to a high-level curve and consistently short to very short bars shows

Accepted Answer

A)  cold midlatitude steppe. 
B)  Mediterranean dry summer. 
C)  hot low-latitude desert. 
D)  cold midlatitude desert. 
E)  hot low-latitude steppe. 
A)  cold midlatitude steppe. 
B)  Mediterranean dry summer. 
C)  hot low-latitude desert. 
D)  cold midlatitude desert. 
E)  hot low-latitude steppe.

Question 10

The climate zone shown on the map below is

Accepted Answer

A)  marine west-coast. 
B)  highland. 
C)  tropical savanna. 
D)  tropical rainforest. 
E)  cold midlatitude desert. 
A)  marine west-coast. 
B)  highland. 
C)  tropical savanna. 
D)  tropical rainforest. 
E)  cold midlatitude desert.

Question 11

The climate zone shown on the map below is

Accepted Answer

A)  marine west coast. 
B)  humid subtropical hot-summer. 
C)  Mediterranean dry-summer. 
D)  humid continental hot-summer. 
E)  subarctic. 
A)  marine west coast. 
B)  humid subtropical hot-summer. 
C)  Mediterranean dry-summer. 
D)  humid continental hot-summer. 
E)  subarctic.

Question 12

Climate concerns the averages and extremes of weather elements over a long term.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The climate zone shown on the map below is

Accepted Answer

A)  humid continental mild-summer. 
B)  subarctic. 
C)  humid continental hot-summer. 
D)  tundra. 
E)  ice cap. 
A)  humid continental mild-summer. 
B)  subarctic. 
C)  humid continental hot-summer. 
D)  tundra. 
E)  ice cap.

Question 14

Match the climate name with its correct Köppen designation(s): Humid Continental Hot-Summer

Accepted Answer

A)  Dfb 
B)  Dwc 
C)  Dfa 
D)  Dfc 
E)  Dwb
F) Dwa
G) Dwd 
A)  Dfb 
B)  Dwc 
C)  Dfa 
D)  Dfc 
E)  Dwb
F) Dwa
G) Dwd

Question 15

The climate found almost exclusively in the Northern Hemisphere is

Accepted Answer

A)  A. 
B)  B. 
C)  C. 
D)  D. 
E)  E. 
A)  A. 
B)  B. 
C)  C. 
D)  D. 
E)  E.

Question 16

Climate boundaries are clear,distinct,stable,and plainly identifiable.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Tropical rainforest climate has a greater seasonal pattern than tropical monsoon.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The climate of Yellowknife,Canada,shown below,is

Accepted Answer

A)  humid continental mild-summer. 
B)  subarctic. 
C)  humid continental hot-summer. 
D)  tundra. 
E)  ice cap. 
A)  humid continental mild-summer. 
B)  subarctic. 
C)  humid continental hot-summer. 
D)  tundra. 
E)  ice cap.

Question 19

The difference between a tropical rainforest and tropical monsoon climate is that the tropical monsoon

Accepted Answer

A)  is at least 5° cooler every month. 
B)  has a short dry season but a very wet rainy season. 
C)  is at least 300 m higher elevation. 
D)  has more vegetation, so it is warmer. 
E)  is excessively wet every month. 
A)  is at least 5° cooler every month. 
B)  has a short dry season but a very wet rainy season. 
C)  is at least 300 m higher elevation. 
D)  has more vegetation, so it is warmer. 
E)  is excessively wet every month.

Question 20

The full name of the climate with the highest latitude is __________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The full name of the climate with...

Which of the following is a climate of the Mojave Desert according to the Köppen Climate System?

The climate of Darwin,Australia shown below is

The climate of Manila,Philippines shown below is

The climate of western Peru,central Ethiopia,Switzerland,and Nepal is

The climate shown on the map below is

A climograph with a gently arching curve consistently high on the chart and consistently very short or absent bars shows

Which of the following statements describes the climate of a particular place?

The climate depicted by a climograph with nearly a straight line graph high on the chart and a bar graph with consistently long bars is

A climograph with a middle to a high-level curve and consistently short to very short bars shows

The climate zone shown on the map below is

The climate zone shown on the map below is

Climate concerns the averages and extremes of weather elements over a long term.

The climate zone shown on the map below is

Match the climate name with its correct Köppen designation(s): Humid Continental Hot-Summer

The climate found almost exclusively in the Northern Hemisphere is

Climate boundaries are clear,distinct,stable,and plainly identifiable.

Tropical rainforest climate has a greater seasonal pattern than tropical monsoon.

The climate of Yellowknife,Canada,shown below,is

The difference between a tropical rainforest and tropical monsoon climate is that the tropical monsoon

The full name of the climate with the highest latitude is __________.

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Exam 9: Global Climates and Global Climate Change

Which of the following is a climate of the Mojave Desert according to the Köppen Climate System?

The climate of Darwin,Australia shown below is

The climate of Manila,Philippines shown below is

The climate of western Peru,central Ethiopia,Switzerland,and Nepal is

The climate shown on the map below is

A climograph with a gently arching curve consistently high on the chart and consistently very short or absent bars shows

Which of the following statements describes the climate of a particular place?

The climate depicted by a climograph with nearly a straight line graph high on the chart and a bar graph with consistently long bars is

A climograph with a middle to a high-level curve and consistently short to very short bars shows

The climate zone shown on the map below is

The climate zone shown on the map below is

Climate concerns the averages and extremes of weather elements over a long term.

The climate zone shown on the map below is

Match the climate name with its correct Köppen designation(s): Humid Continental Hot-Summer

The climate found almost exclusively in the Northern Hemisphere is

Climate boundaries are clear,distinct,stable,and plainly identifiable.

Tropical rainforest climate has a greater seasonal pattern than tropical monsoon.

The climate of Yellowknife,Canada,shown below,is

The difference between a tropical rainforest and tropical monsoon climate is that the tropical monsoon

The full name of the climate with the highest latitude is __________.

Introduction to Physical Geography

The Geographers Tools

Earth-Sun Geometry and the Seasons

The Global Energy System

Global Temperature Patterns

Atmospheric Pressure, wind, and Global Circulation

Atmospheric Moisture and Precipitation

Air Masses and Cyclonic Weather Systems

Plant Geography

The Global Distribution and Character of Soils

Earth S Internal Structure, rock Cycle, and Geologic Time

Tectonic Processes and Landforms

Weathering and Mass Movements

Groundwater and Karst Landscapes

Fluvial Systems and Landforms

Glacial Geomorphology: Processes and Landforms

Arid Landscapes and Eolian Processes

Coastal Processes and Landforms

Population Growth and Environmental Impacts

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