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Froggy Jumps Atmosphere, Oceans & Water: Quick QuizVersión en línea Test your basics on air pressure, winds, and water cycles. por Katy Reyes 1 What causes atmospheric pressure to be higher when more air is above you? a Temperature of air b Weight of air above c Humidity level 2 How does elevation affect atmospheric pressure? a Pressure decreases with higher elevation b Pressure stays the same c Pressure increases with altitude 3 What drives wind from high to low pressure? a Pressure differences b Moon phase c Ocean salinity 4 What happens during a sea breeze in the daytime? a Land breeze at night b Warm air moves from land to sea c Cool air moves from sea to land 5 What is the Coriolis effect? a gravity pull on air b Deflection of moving air due to Earth’s rotation c Air friction with water 6 Which global wind pattern is caused by rising tropical air and Coriolis effect? a Kuroshio Current b Jet Stream c Trade Winds 7 What happens to air as it rises in adiabatic processes? a It stays the same temperature b It expands and cools c It compresses and warms 8 Rising air is linked to which weather outcome? a Clear skies b Desert formation c Precipitation 9 What causes a high-pressure system to rotate clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere? a Coriolis reverses direction b Air rises rapidly c Air sinks and spreads outward 10 What drives global ocean circulation? a Wind, temperature, and salinity b Moon gravity, tides c Air humidity only 11 What causes pressure in the atmosphere? a Gravity pulling air molecules downward. b Air pressure comes from the weight of the air above you. c More air above = higher pressure. 12 How does atmospheric pressure change with elevation? a Pressure stays the same with elevation. b As you go higher → less air above you → lower pressure. c As you go higher → more air above you → higher pressure. 13 What happens when there is a bigger pressure difference? a Weaker winds. b Stronger winds. c No wind at all. 14 During the day, what causes sea breezes? a Warm air from land moves to sea. b Air on land becomes dry air. c Cool air from sea moves toward land. 15 During the night, what causes land breezes? a Wind moves from land → sea. b Wind moves from sea → land. c Wind stops entirely. 16 What does the Coriolis Effect do to moving air? a Deflects it to the left in NH and to the right in SH. b Deflects it to the right in NH and to the left in SH. c Keeps it moving straight. 17 Which global wind patterns result from Coriolis and rising air? a Jet Streams only. b Monsoons and Doldrums. c Trade Winds, Westerlies, Polar Easterlies. 18 What happens to air when it rises and cools? a It expands and cools (adiabatic cooling). b It warms up rapidly. c It remains the same temperature. 19 Rising air is linked to what in pressure terms? a Low pressure. b High pressure. c No pressure change. 20 What is discharge in streams? a Speed of water only. b Volume of water passing per second. c Water depth. 21 What is a flood? a Water evaporates quickly. b Discharge becomes higher than channel capacity. c Channel capacity increases. 22 What is an aquifer? a A type of river delta. b A surface reservoir only. c A saturated groundwater reservoir.

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Atmosphere, Oceans & Water: Quick QuizVersión en línea

por Katy Reyes

What causes atmospheric pressure to be higher when more air is above you?

How does elevation affect atmospheric pressure?

What drives wind from high to low pressure?

What happens during a sea breeze in the daytime?

What is the Coriolis effect?

Which global wind pattern is caused by rising tropical air and Coriolis effect?

What happens to air as it rises in adiabatic processes?

Rising air is linked to which weather outcome?

What causes a high-pressure system to rotate clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere?

What drives global ocean circulation?

What causes pressure in the atmosphere?

How does atmospheric pressure change with elevation?

What happens when there is a bigger pressure difference?

During the day, what causes sea breezes?

During the night, what causes land breezes?

What does the Coriolis Effect do to moving air?

Which global wind patterns result from Coriolis and rising air?

What happens to air when it rises and cools?

Rising air is linked to what in pressure terms?

What is discharge in streams?

What is a flood?

What is an aquifer?