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The ocean regions near the equator are called the _________.
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Deeply frozen earth is called: permafrost
The ocean regions near the equator are called the _________. doldrums
The ________ is the point of elevation on a mountain above which trees do not grow. tree line
A _______ is a rainforest area of small trees. jungle
Steppes are a type of ________. plains
Australia's center is a large ______ area. desert
The _____ is a large desert area in Asia. Gobi
The Mediterranean climate is characterized by _____ winters and ____ summers wet winters dry summers
_____ wind patterns are a major factor affecting any region's climate. Global
In the Southern Hemisphere, winds are turned to the ______ left
The lines of ________ are located east and west of the Prime Meridian -Longitude _Latitude Longitude
Winds are turned to the _____ in the Northern Hemisphere. right
Above the Arctic Circle, the sun is _____ in the sky. low
Long-term, average conditions for an area are its _______, whereas short-term, day-to-day conditions are its _______. climate weather
Which rises? Which sinks? _heater air _cooled air heated air rises cooled air sinks
Which is high density? _heated air _cooled air cooled air (therefore, cooled air weighs more than heated air.)
Which expands? _heated air _cooled air heated air
The _________ is the layer of the atmosphere where most of our weather happens. It gets most of its warmth from _________. Troposphere Radiated heat from the earth's surface
What part of the US has a humid subtropical climate? The Southeast
The equator is at a latitude of __ degrees. 0
What are the 5 basic types of climates? -arid -tropical -maritime -mesothermal -polar
Latitude is a location _____ or _____ of the equator measured in the units of degrees. north south
Polar winds usually come from the _east _west east
The average temperature of a large room will depend upon the amount of solar _____ spread over the area energy
Which type of surface warms up the slowest? water
A line of equal temperature is called an ________. isotherm
The region between 30° and 60° north or south latitude usually has a(n) _______ climate. mesothermal
Semiarid regions which have mostly grasses and scattered trees are called ______ steppes
The main climate of central Russia is a ______ climate. steppe
Which two factors have the greatest effect upon climate? _precipitation _daily temperature differences between land and oceans _distribution of solar radiation _global wind patterns _distribution of solar radiation _global wind patterns
 

 



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