A) taiga
B) chaparral
C) rain forest
D) boreal forest
E) selva
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A) temperature and pressure.
B) temperature and precipitation.
C) precipitation and pressure.
D) pressure and wind speed.
E) wind speed and precipitation
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A) Tropical → Dry → Mesothermal → Microthermal → Highland
B) Tropical → Mesothermal → Dry → Microthermal → Polar
C) Tropical → Dry → Mesothermal → Microthermal → Polar
D) Polar → Microthermal → Dry → Mesothermal → Tropical
E) Dry → Tropical → Mesothermal → Microthermal → Polar
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A) subarctic cold-winter
B) tundra
C) marine west coast
D) dry-midlatitude
E) Mediterranean
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A) deserts and steppe.
B) deserts and tundra.
C) steppe and chaparral.
D) chaparral and tundra.
E) chaparral and selva.
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A) Polar
B) Dry
C) Mesothermal
D) Tropical
E) Microthermal
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A) Weather is the collective pattern of atmospheric conditions in a given region over long periods of time,whereas climate is the atmospheric conditions at a given time and place.
B) Climate is the collective pattern of atmospheric conditions in a given region over long periods of time,whereas climate is the atmospheric conditions at a given time and place.
C) Weather refers specifically to the temperature of a given place at a given time,whereas climate refers to temperature,humidity,pressure,and wind conditions of a given place at a given time.
D) Climate refers specifically to the temperature of a given place at a given time,whereas weather refers to temperature,humidity,pressure,and wind conditions of a given place at a given time.
E) Weather and climate are essentially the same thing.
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A) insolation
B) temperature
C) atmospheric moisture
D) air pressure
E) hourly winds speed and direction
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A) They are dominated by mP air masses.
B) The air masses in this region are unstable.
C) These climates experience very cold winters due to high latitude (about 45° to 55° north) .
D) Weather systems forming along the polar front and maritime polar air masses move into the region throughout the year.
E) Coastal fog is part of the moderating marine influence.
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A) tropical hot desert
B) subtropical hot desert
C) midlatitude cold desert
D) midlatitude cold steppe
E) subtropical hot steppe
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A) tropical,subtropical hot steppe climates.
B) marine west coast climates.
C) tropical monsoon climates.
D) humid subtropical hot-summer climates.
E) Mediterranean climates.
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A) the weather of a region.
B) the short-term condition of the atmosphere.
C) the long-term atmospheric condition-including extremes that may occur.
D) a reference to temperature patterns only.
E) the average precipitation an area receives in a month.
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A) maritime tundra
B) ice cap
C) highland
D) ice sheet
E) polar marine
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A) It is located along coastal areas.
B) The transition from wet to dry conditions is the result of the shifting of the ITCZ.
C) The wind direction shifts from one time of the year to the next.
D) The summer (high Sun season) is the driest time of the year.
E) It occurs in areas with seasonal variations in precipitation.
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A) In most years,they do not receive any precipitation.
B) Annual average temperatures are above 18°C (64.4°F) .
C) They are generally found on the western side of continents.
D) They are under the influence of subtropical high pressure systems.
E) In some areas,such as the Sahel,desert conditions are expanding.
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A) experience dry conditions in summer due to the subtropical high overhead.
B) experience wet conditions in winter due to the ITCZ overhead.
C) are bordered poleward by steppe climates.
D) experience wet conditions in summer due to the ITCZ overhead.
E) experience wet conditions in the summer due to the subtropical high overhead.
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A) Spruce,fir and larch trees survive in this climate zone.
B) There is no true summer in this region.
C) Summer temperatures are never higher than 10°C (50°F) .
D) The land is under continuous snow cover from 8 to 10 months.
E) Tundra climates occur primarily in the Northern Hemisphere.
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A) It experiences a summer wet season,and is dominated by the ITCZ for nearly 12 months of the year.
B) The sun's direct rays are overhead (subsolar point) are overhead twice each year.
C) All months receive precipitation in excess of 6 cm (2.4 in. ) .
D) Its annual temperature variability is less than that of the tropical rain forest.
E) It is dominated by the ITCZ for nearly 12 months a year.
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A) The highest amounts occur throughout subtropical latitudes.
B) The drier regions are associated with the eastern portions of major landmasses.
C) The precipitation tends to increase with latitude toward the poles.
D) The highest average values occur along the equator.
E) Precipitation values tend to be greatest in central Australia.
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A) the Coriolis force.
B) frictional force caused by the Earth's spinning on its axis.
C) latitudinal energy imbalance between tropical and polar regions.
D) the differential heating properties of land and water.
E) differential cloud cover over Earth's surface.
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