Exam 8: Climate and Climate Change

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The textbook uses climographs. Climographs are useful in ________.

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Describe vertical zonation.

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Mediterranean climates receive almost all their precipitation from cyclonic storms.

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Usually, the Csa, Csb and ________ are west coast climates.

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The greatest one-day range of temperature was recorded in a BWh climate in ________.

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The ancient Greeks were well aware that different places on Earth had different climates.

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Where in the world does average daily temperature exceed the annual temperature range?

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The three climate zones of the classical Greeks were "torrid," "temperate," and "________."

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In midlatitude desert (BWk) climates, the ________ temperature is greater than in subtropical desert (BWh) climates.

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The tropical monsoon climate bears a letter classification of ________.

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A major feature of the mediterranean climate is a dry winter.

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The BWh climate is "caused" by the ________.

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The modified Köppen climate classification as used in the textbook includes ________ major climatic groups.

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Of the main Köppen climate zones, ________ is the only one that does not occur in the Southern Hemisphere.

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Thermal convection is rare in Tropical wet climates.

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The mountain, or H climates, exhibit a vertical temperature decrease on the order of ________°C per 300 meters of elevation increase.

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Explain Milankovitch cycles.

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The United States has adopted a "Clean Energy Economy."

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Icecap climates often have very strong winds blowing off of their surfaces.

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The largest absolute difference between the coldest and hottest ever recorded at one location is more than 150°F.

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