Weather Test #1 – Study Guide
- Know the 3 major types of clouds.
- Know about isobars & isotherms.
- Know about the jet stream.
- Be able to list, define, and provide examples for: condensation, evaporation, conduction, radiation, & convection.
- Know where tornadoes can be found in the US
- Know ALL vocabulary words on page 51.
- Know the location and names and positions of ALL global winds.
- Understand and be able to provide an example of the Coriolis Effect.
- Know which weather instruments are used to measure wind speed, air pressure, relative humidity.
- Know 3 differences between hurricanes & tornadoes.
- Know the EXACT definitions for cold, warm, occluded, & stationary fronts.
- Know the difference between the ozone layer and the greenhouse effect due to
global warming.
- Know the boiling and freezing points of water in degrees F & degrees C.
- Know how to determine relative humidity (math problem).
- Be able to convert Celsius into Fahrenheit. (Must be able to apply the formula correctly).
- Be able to correctly identify fronts on a weather map (cold, warm, occluded, stationary) AND tell in which direction cold and warm fronts are moving.
- Look back over all of the illustrations in the chapter. Read the captions. Look back over all of the highlighted (bold face) words in the chapter and review their definitions.
- Use the science web site study guides.
- Print out the flash cards and learn the definitions.
- Take the two on-line tests and score better than 92 on each one.