How is climate defined?
A. Using temperature data
B. Using vegetation
C. Using precipitation data
D. All of the choices are correct.
Answer: D
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Which of the following are inorganic toxic substances sometimes found in local water supplies?
A. Salts and lead B. Algal blooms C. Red tides D. Fecal coliform bacteria E. All of these are correct
Plankton are categorized by their visibility or by the methods used to collect them
a. True b. False
If surface pressure readings were plotted on weather maps, they would give a false representation of the atmosphere because
A) high elevations have higher surface pressures than low elevations, even if the sea-level pressures are the same B) high elevations have lower surface pressures than low elevations, even if the sea-level pressures are the same C) the surface pressure at high elevations is often greater than sea-level pressure D) the surface pressure at high elevations is often the same as sea-level pressure
Why are specific humidity and mixing ratio more commonly used in representing atmospheric moisture than absolute humidity? What is the only way to change the specific humidity or mixing ratio of an air parcel?
What will be an ideal response?