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02. Lesson Temperature and humidity

Jose Antonio Vazquez 20 preguntas 5,0 (4 valoraciones)

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  1. 11. The measurement of surface temperature is made:
    1. Aa) At ground level.
    2. Bb) At approximately 10 metres above ground level.
    3. Cc) At approximately 4 feet above ground level.
    4. Dd) At approximately 4 metres above ground level.
  2. 22. Cloud cover will reduce diurnal variation of temperature because:
    1. Aa) Incoming solar radiation is reflected back to space and outgoing terrestrial radiation is reflected back to earth.
    2. Bb) Incoming solar radiation is re-radiated back to space and atmospheric heating by convection will stop at the level of the cloud layer.
    3. Cc) The cloud stops the sun rays getting through to the earth and also reduces outgoing conduction.
    4. Dd) Incoming solar radiation is reflected back to space and outgoing terrestrial radiation is re-radiated from the cloud layer back to the surface.
  3. 33. Most accurate temperatures above the ground level are obtained by:
    1. Aa) Tephigram.
    2. Bb) Aircraft reports.
    3. Cc) Temperature probes.
    4. Dd) Radio sonde.
  4. 44. The diurnal variation of temperature is:
    1. Aa) Greater over sea than overland.
    2. Bb) Less over desert areas than over temperate grassland.
    3. Cc) Reduced anywhere by the presence of cloud.
    4. Dd) Increased anywhere as wind speed increases.
  5. 55. Over continents and oceans, the relative temperature conditions are:
    1. Aa) Warmer in winter over land, colder in summer over sea.
    2. Bb) Colder in winter over land, warmer in winter over sea.
    3. Cc) Cold in winter over land and sea.
    4. Dd) Warmer in summer over land and sea.
  6. 66. The process of change of state from a liquid to a gas is:
    1. Aa) Condensation in which latent heat is released.
    2. Bb) Evaporation in which latent heat is released.
    3. Cc) Condensation in which latent heat is absorbed.
    4. Dd) Evaporation in which latent heat is absorbed.
  7. 77. Air is classified as dry or saturated according to its relative humidity. If the relative humidity were 95% the air would be classified as:
    1. Aa) Conditionally saturated.
    2. Bb) Partially saturated.
    3. Cc) Saturated.
    4. Dd) Dry.
  8. 88. On a wet bulb thermometer in an unsaturated atmosphere there will be a reduction of temperature below that of the dry bulb thermometer because:
    1. Aa) Heat is absorbed during the process of condensation.
    2. Bb) Heat is released during the process of condensation.
    3. Cc) Heat is absorbed by the thermometer during the process of evaporation.
    4. Dd) Heat is released from the thermometer during the process of
      evaporation.
  9. 99. Relative humidity is:
    1. Aa) Air temperature over wet bulb temperature * 100.
    2. Bb) Air temperature over dew point temperature * 100.
    3. Cc) The actual amount of water vapour in a sample of air over the maximum amount of water vapour that the sample can contain *100.
    4. Dd) The maximum amount of water vapour that a sample of air can contain over the actual amount of water vapour the sample does contain * 100.
  10. 1010. Absolute humidity is:
    1. Aa) The number of water droplets in a given quantity of air.
    2. Bb) The amount of water vapour that a quantity of air holds.
    3. Cc) The maximum amount of water vapour that a given quantity of air can hold.
    4. Dd) The maximum number of water droplets that a given quantity of air can hold.

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