Where do most of the weather phenomena take place?

(1) Ionosphere

(2)Troposphere

(3) Stratosphere

(4)Tropopause

Very strong and cold icy winds that blow in the Polar regions are called

(1) Typhoons

(2) Tornadoes

(3) Blizzards

(4) Polar winds

Condensation is the reverse of

(1) Vaporization

(2) Smog

(3) Cirrus cloud

(4) Fog

Daily weather changes in the atmosphere are associated with

(1) Troposphere

(2) Mesosphere

(3) Ionosphere

(4) Stratosphere

A tropical storm in the Chinese Sea is known as–

(1) Wave

(2) Tornado

(3) Typhoon

(4) Cyclone

Convectional Rainfall occurs in:

(1) Equatorial region

(2) Temperate region

(3) Tropical region

(4) Polar region

Trade winds blow from the

(1) equatorial low pressure

(2) polar high pressure

(3) subtropical high pressure

(4) subpolar low pressure

Equatorial regions experience

(1) warm and dry climate

(2) hot and humid climate

(3) wet and windy climate

(4) moderately pleasant climate

What happens to atmospheric pressure with an increase in altitude?

(1) It remains constant

(2) It decreases

(3) It increases

(4) It constantly fluctuates

Mediterranean type of climate is characterized by

(1) dry summer and wet winter

(2) wet summer and dry winter

(3) dry summer and dry winter

(4) wet summer and wet winter

Which of the following winds is called anti-trade wind?

(1) Chinook

(2) Cyclone

(3) Typhoon

(4) Westerlies