Izogietas shows next meteorological parameters:

A) Temperature.

B) Atmospheric pressure.

C) Wind Speed.

D)Precipitation.

E) Snow cover thickness.

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The height of the snow line depends from:

A)Latitude.

B) The Remoteness from the oceans.

C) The amount of the continent

D) The Index of continentality.

E) Elevation of the mountains.

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What clouds can occur in the stratosphere:

A) Cumulus.

B)Pearl.

C) Silver.

D) Layered.

E) Fractonimbus.

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That is receiving part of the hygrometer:

A) Bimetallic plate.

B)Human hair.

C) Animal film.

D) Thermocouple Junctions.

E) Dark plate.

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Where the catabatic winds are observed:

A) Tropical deserts.

B) Over the ocean.

C)Antarctic desert.

D) On mountains.

E) Everywhere.

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Winters are rainy mild and summers are quite hot and dry. The steady snow cover is missing. Climate several arid with an average annual amount of precipitation varies within 500-600 mm, Average temperature in July is about +25, January +7. What type is the climate:

A) Subtropical monsoon.

B) Tropical sea.

C) Tradewind.

D)Subtropical Mediterranean.

E) Subequatorial.

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Where there is the maximum annual rainfall on Earth:

A) The Congo basin.

B) Khartoum, Africa.

C) Amazon lowlands.

D)Cherrapundja, India.

E) Florida, USA.

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What type of weather is typical anticyclone:

A) Clouds, precipitation, gusty wind.

B)Clear, no wind, no rain.

C) Partly cloudy with a transition into a solid.

D) Hurricane wind with precipitation.

E) Quiet, low clouds, there are maybe drizzling rain.

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What winds are observed in Antarctica:

A) Hairdryer.

B) The upland-lowland.

C) A Breeze.

D)Sink wind.

E) Boron.

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The distribution of precipitation shows curve:

A) Isotherm.

B) Isobar.

C) Isohora.

D) Isopleta.

E)Isogieta.

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What clouds fall rain, storm, hail:

A) Cumulus.

B) Pearl.

C)Cumulonimbus.

D) Layered.

E) Fractonimbus.

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Above this layer of the atmosphere accumulates solid precipitation in the mountains:

A) The Troposphere.

B) The Stratosphere.

C) The Ionosphere.

D)Hionosphere.

E) Is The Thermosphere.

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The charged particles in the atmosphere are calls:

A)Ions.

B) Molecules.

C) Electrons.

D) Dust.

E) Condensation nuclei.

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What is the dry adiabatically gradient:

A)1 deg/ 100m.

B) of 0.6 deg/ 100m.

C) to 100 deg/ 100 m

D) 0 deg/ 100m.

E) 2 deg/100m.

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What is the radiation comes in cloudy weather:

A) Direct.

B) The Total.

C)Diffuse radiation.

D) Reported.

E) Absorbed.

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In this latitudes West wind blows:

A) The Equator.

B) Tropical.

C) Subequatorial.

D) Subtropical.

E)Moderate.

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What instrument-recorder is used only in the warm time of the year ?

A) Thermograph.

B) Barograph.

C) Piranоgraph.

D)Pluviograph.

E) Heliograph.

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Alisov B.P. put in a basis of climate classification the distribution next elements:

A) Temperature.

B) Temperature and humidity.

C)Main circulation of atmosphere.

D) Conditions of soil.

E) Vegetation.

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In what weather is not dew drops out:

A)Cloudy.

B) Clear.

C) Windless.

D) In The Summer.

E) In The Fall.

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Where are jet stream:

A) The Lower troposphere.

B)Тropopause.

C) The Stratosphere.

D) The Mesosphere.

E) The Thermosphere.

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It is determined visually:

A) Temperature

B) Humidity

C) wind Direction

D)Cloudiness

E) Solar radiation.

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What are the system of large-scale air circulation patterns of the Earth:

A) The Cyclone.

B) Passat.

C)Main circulation of atmosphere.

D) A Breeze.

E) A Tornado.

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Human hair is receiving part of device-recorder:

A) Thermograph.

B) Barograph.

C)Gigrograph.

D) Pluviograph.

E) Heliograph.

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Trade winds - is:

A) Wind changes direction 2 times in year.

B)Tropical easterly winds.

C) Tropical cyclones.

D) The rainy Season.

E) The Winds of the Mediterranean.

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What clouds fall there are maybe drizzling rains

A) Cumulus.

B) Pearl.

C) Cumulonimbus.

D)Layered.

E) Fractonimbus.

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That are applies to hidrometeors:

A)Rosa.

B) Rain.

C) The Wind.

D) Typhoon.

E) Dust storm.

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The evaporation from plants is:

A) Convection.

B) Sublimation.

C) Condensation.

D) Evaporation.

E)Transpiration

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Dry and moistened thermometers are:

A) Psychrometer.

B) Albedometer.

C) Barometer.

D) Thermograph.

E)Hygrometer.

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Winter is dry, cold, and summers are quite hot, humid and rainy. Average annual precipitation varies in the range of 800 - 1000 mm, Average temperature in July is about +20-25 degrees. , January - 0-10 grad. What type is the climate:

A)Temperate monsoon.

B) Sea.

C) Trade wind’s.

D) Mediterranean.

E) Subequatorial.

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What relative humidity measured:

A) g/m3.

B) mm

C)%.

D) l/3.

E) g/kg

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What wind has thermal origin:

A)Breeze.

B) Hairdryer.

C) Stock.

D) Passat.

E) Sukhovey.

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What clouds are not formed in the winter:

A)Cumulus.

B) Pearl.

C) Patches of rain.

D) Layered.

E) Fractonimbus.

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Cloud amount is determined according to the rating scale:

A) 5.

B)10.

C) 12.

D) 25.

E) 100.

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In this latitudes fall the greatest amount of precipitation:

A)Equatorial.

B) Tropical.

C) Moderate.

D) Arctic.

E) Antarctic.

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In this latitudes are cyclones characterized by the highest diameter:

A) Equatorial.

B) Tropical.

C)Moderate.

D) The Arctic.

E) The Antarctic.

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Dominated by one air mass. Trade wind. Summer is very hot and dry, winter is cool. Relative humidity is low, there is dry anticyclones’ weather. Annual precipitation is no more than 100 mm. This climatic zone:

A) Equatorial.

B) Subequatorial.

C)Tropical continental.

D) Subtropical.

E) Moderate continental.

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Air circulation in the cyclone aims (in the southern hemisphere):

A) Clockwise.

B) Counterclockwise.

C) Clockwise from center.

D)Clockwise to the center.

E) Depends on the season.

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The optical phenomena in the clouds includes:

A)Rainbow.

B) Rain.

C) Tornado.

D) Thunder.

E) Frizz.

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How many a day are precipitation measured:

A) 1.

B) 2.

C) 3.

D)4.

E) 6.

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