1.Heavy rainfall
2.violent wind
3.Winds that blow spirally inwards
4.Winds that blow spirally outwards from the centre
1.It brings about sudden change In weather condition in an area
2.It is a wind circulation system with a low pressure at the centre
3.It is known as hurricane in West Indies
4.All of the above
1.New Zealand
2.Western Europe, British Columbia and East of U.S.A.
3.South-West Africa and South Chile
4.All of the above
1.upper
2.Lower
3.Middle
4.It is not a layer
1.Pseudo force
2.Pressure gradient force
3.Frictional force
4.Magnetic force
1.Aesthenosphere
2.Barysphere
3.Lithosphere
4.Mesosphere
1.Direct Tidal rate
2.Diurnal temperature range
3.Diurnal tidal range
4.Direct temperature rate
1.Dry winds
2.Ana winds
3.Santa Ana winds.
4.None of the above
1.North
2.North west
3.North East
4.All of the above
1.Temperature radiation
2.Solar radiation
3.Emitted Heat
4.All of the above
1.Hydrometer
2.Anemometer
3.Psychrometer
4.Lysimeter
1.Mild rainfall
2.Pleasant weather
3.Snowfall
4.Hail
1.Argentina
2.Siberia
3.California
4.Switzerland
1.600 km to 1200 km
2.600 km to 2400 km
3.1000 km to 3000 km
4.600 km to 10000 km
1.Rotation of earth
2.Revolution of Earth
3. Inflowing movement of air along the earth surface towards the equator
4.None of the above
1.Pressure gradient in the direction of their flow
2.The amount of water
3.The amount of vapour
4.None of the above
1.Decrease as temperature decrease
2.Increases as temperature increase
3.Decrease as temperature increase
4.None of the above
1.Rotation of sun
2.Temperature variation
3.Earth rotation
4.Different pressure
1.upper
2.Lower
3.Middle
4.It is not a layer
1.Maximum
2.Minimum
3.Average
4.None of the above
1.One kg per sq mtr
2.One kg per sq km
3.Five kg per sq mtr
4.Five kg per sq cm
1.Blow in upper troposphere near the tropopause
2.High velocity winds
3.Blow from west to east
4.All of the above
1.increase
2.decrease
3.remain constant
4.None of the above
1.Nimbus
2.Cirrus
3.Stratus
4.Cumulus
1.Wind
2.Altitude
3.Nature of terrain
4.Latitude
1.Atmospheric instability
2.Atmospheric stability
3.Abundance of moisture
4.Temperature inversion
1.Nitrogen
2.Oxygen
3.Carbon di oxide
4.Water vapour
1.Nitrogen
2.Oxygen
3.Carbon di oxide
4.Argon
1.Ionosphere : radio waves reflected to earth surface
2.Mesosphere : Aurorae
3.Stratosphere : ozone layer
4.Troposphere : weather phenomena
1.Stratosphere
2.Ionosphere
3.Tratosphere
4.None of the above
1.Tropopause,
2.Ionosphere
3.Stratosphere
4.All of the above
1.Stratosphere
2.Exosphere
3.Mesosphere
4.All of the above
1.Mesosphere
2.Stratosphere
3.Troposphere
4.Thermosphere
1.Increase with increase temperature
2.Increase with decrease temperature
3.Decrease with increase height
4.Increase with height
1.Doldrum belt lies between 10 degree N and 10 degree S latitudes
2.Roaring forties are the southern latitudes where Westerlies are prevalent
3.Horse latitudes are found between Trade winds and Westerlies
4.All statements are correct
1.They are deflected to the right to become South-East Trades in the southern hemisphere
2.They blow from the Horse Latitudes to the Doldrums
3.They are constant in strength and direction
4.They sometimes contain intense depressions
1.Oxygen
2.Nitrogen
3.carbon di oxide
4.None of the above
1.Nitrogen
2.Oxygen
3.Carbon di oxide
4.All of the above
1.Loo
2.Monsoons
3.Tornadoes
4.Westerlies
1.Chi nook
2.Foehn
3.Mistral
4.None of the above