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Weather Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne Test your weather knowledge par shoiraxon shukurullayeva 1 What gas do weather balloons primarily measure to study the upper atmosphere? a Nitrogen b Ozone c Carbon dioxide d Methane 2 Which scale is commonly used to describe wind speed? a Mach scale b Saffir-Simpson scale c Richter scale d Beaufort scale 3 What is the name for a single raindrop’s path in a region between clouds? a Updraft b Downdraft c Front d Jet stream 4 Which condition is necessary for a thunderstorm to form? a High pressure aloft b Moist air and instability c Calm winds at surface d Heavy snowfall 5 What phenomenon causes a rainbow? a Refraction and dispersion of sunlight in raindrops b Diffraction through clouds c Reflection off the ocean d Scattering by dust only 6 Which instrument measures atmospheric pressure? a Hygrometer b Anemometer c Thermometer d Barometer 7 What term describes a large, long-lasting storm system with high winds and heavy rain? a Drought b Blizzard c Tornado d Cyclone 8 Which layer of the atmosphere contains the troposphere where weather occurs? a Mesosphere b Stratosphere c Thermosphere d Troposphere 9 What is a microburst? a A type of fog b A tiny cyclone c A rain shadow d A small but powerful downdraft 10 Which phenomenon is caused by rapid cooling of moist air at night, forming a fog? a Radiation fog b Frost c Smoke fog d Advection fog Feedback 1 Ozone absorbs UV light; radiosondes measure temperature, humidity, pressure, not ozone as a primary variable in weather profiles. 2 The Beaufort scale ranks wind speed by observed effects on the environment and objects, not instrument readings alone. 3 Downdrafts bring raindrops from higher to lower levels; updrafts lift air and droplets. 4 Moisture fuels clouds and instability drives strong convection leading to thunderstorms. 5 Light bends and splits into colors as it passes through raindrops, creating a rainbow. 6 A barometer measures atmospheric pressure; thermometers measure temperature, etc. 7 Cyclones are large rotating systems; tornadoes are small, intense, and short-lived. 8 Weather occurs in the troposphere, the lowest atmospheric layer. 9 Microbursts are intense, concentrated downbursts that can cause strong surface winds. 10 Radiation fog forms when the ground cools and moist air near it settles and condenses.

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Weather Quiz ChallengeVersion en ligne

par shoiraxon shukurullayeva

What gas do weather balloons primarily measure to study the upper atmosphere?

Which scale is commonly used to describe wind speed?

What is the name for a single raindrop’s path in a region between clouds?

Which condition is necessary for a thunderstorm to form?

What phenomenon causes a rainbow?

Which instrument measures atmospheric pressure?

What term describes a large, long-lasting storm system with high winds and heavy rain?

Which layer of the atmosphere contains the troposphere where weather occurs?

What is a microburst?

Which phenomenon is caused by rapid cooling of moist air at night, forming a fog?

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