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Daily Science Review

Explore cloud identification, global winds, heat transfer, and weather phenomena in this science review. Learn and test your knowledge on meteorological concepts.

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Daily Science Review

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  1. Daily Science Review

  2. 1. Which type of cloud is being shown? • stratus • cumulus • cirrus • nimbostratus Sp. 126, 127

  3. 1. Which type of cloud is being shown? • stratus • cumulus • cirrus • nimbostratus

  4. 2. Which type of cloud looks wispy and feathery and is made mostly of ice crystals? • stratus • cumulus • cirrus • nimbostratus Sp. 126, 127

  5. 2. Which type of cloud looks wispy and feathery and is made mostly of ice crystals? • stratus • cumulus • cirrus • nimbostratus

  6. 3. What combination produces global winds? • Low pressure polar air & high pressure equatorial air • High pressure polar air & low pressure equatorial air • High pressure polar air & high pressure equatorial air • Low pressure polar air & low pressure equatorial air Sp. 119, 120

  7. 3. What combination produces global winds? • Low pressure polar air & high pressure equatorial air • High pressure polar air & low pressure equatorial air • High pressure polar air & high pressure equatorial air • Low pressure polar air & low pressure equatorial air

  8. 4. Most heat is transferred throughout the atmosphere (troposphere) by ________. • convection • conduction • radiation • subduction Sp. 121, 50

  9. 4. Most heat is transferred throughout the atmosphere (troposphere) by ________. • convection • conduction • radiation • subduction

  10. 5. Amanda was watching the weather forecast before coming to school. She heard the meteorologist mention that the dew point today was 41°F. What does that mean? • Evaporation will occur when the temperature reaches 41°F. • Precipitation will occur when the temperature reaches 41°F. • Snow will fall when the temperature reaches 41°F. • Condensation will occur when the temperature reaches 41°F. Sp. 123, 125

  11. 5. Amanda was watching the weather forecast before coming to school. She heard the meteorologist mention that the dew point today was 41°F. What does that mean? • Evaporation will occur when the temperature reaches 41°F. • Precipitation will occur when the temperature reaches 41°F. • Snow will fall when the temperature reaches 41°F. • Condensation will occur when the temperature reaches 41°F.

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