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Grade 7 Atmosphere
Which region of the Unites States is most at risk to be affected by hurricanes?
  1. Great Lakes Region
  2. Great Plains Region
  3. Pacific West Coast Region
  4. Atlantic and Gulf Coast Regions
Grade 7 Atmosphere
What main source of energy drives Earth's weather systems?
  1. ocean currents
  2. fossil fuels
  3. atmospheric winds
  4. solar radiation
Grade 7 Atmosphere
Warm air rising and cold air sinking describes what process?
  1. conduction
  2. convection
  3. evaporation
  4. radiation
Grade 7 Atmosphere
When a warm air mass is caught between two cold air masses.
  1. warm front
  2. cold front
  3. stationary front
  4. occluded front
Grade 7 Atmosphere
Another word for altitude is density.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 7 Atmosphere
What do you call a storm that forms over the Atlantic Ocean?
  1. Tornado
  2. Typhoon
  3. Hurricane
  4. Cyclone
Grade 7 Atmosphere
Ozone is found mostly in the stratosphere.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 7 Atmosphere
What is the name of the storm that originates over the Indian Ocean?
  1. Hurricane
  2. Typhoon
  3. Cyclone
  4. Tornado
Grade 7 Atmosphere
Which of these is NOT an example of precipitation?
  1. rain
  2. snow
  3. hail
  4. fog
Grade 7 Atmosphere
What does the Fujita scale measure?
  1. Thunderstorms
  2. Hurricanes
  3. Tornadoes
  4. Cyclones
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