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Tema 1 Meteo Quiz on 16.ZZZZZ- EXAMEN, created by Jose Antonio Vazquez on 20/01/2018.
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Question 1

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1. A radiation inversion (surface inversion) is produced by:
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  • The cooling of upper air layers, it is more frequently in summer.
  • The warming of lower air in summer.
  • The cooling of lower air layers, it is more frequently in winter.
  • The warming of lower air in winter.

Question 2

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2. The thermal radiation (infrared radiation) is:
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  • A short-wavelength radiation that reaches the Earth surface from the Sun.
  • A long-wavelength radiation emitted by the Earth, and also by the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
  • A microwave radiation coming from the space.
  • A short-wavelength radiation reflected by the clouds.

Question 3

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3. When water changes from vapour state to liquid phase in the atmosphere:
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  • Sensible heat is absorbed from the atmosphere.
  • Latent heat is released to the atmosphere, due to condensation.
  • Nothing happens.
  • Latent heat is absorbed, due to evaporation in the atmosphere.

Question 4

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4. We can consider, approximately, as an adiabatic process:
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  • Vertical motions in the atmosphere, outside regions of active precipitation.
  • A process with a transfer of mass and water to the atmosphere.
  • When the atmosphere reaches the radiation balance.
  • All are correct.

Question 5

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5. We consider the atmospheric stability...
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  • Depending only on the Dry Adiabatic Lapse Rate (DALR).
  • Depending only on the Saturated Adiabatic Lapse Rate (SALR).
  • Depending on the Environment Rate (ER) relative to DALR and SALR.
  • All are false.

Question 6

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6. The temperature of a dry air parcel at 1000 ft. is T=10oC, what will be its temperature if it descends adiabatically to ground (0 ft.)?
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  • T (ground) = 7 oC
  • T (ground) = 10 oC
  • T (ground) = 0 oC
  • T (ground) = 13 oC

Question 7

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7. The conditions to develop a thunderstorm are:
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  • Low CAPE (Convective Available Potential Energy).
  • A thermal inversion and sufficient water vapour.
  • High CAPE, sufficient water vapour and a trigger action.
  • High CIN (Convective Inhibition Energy), a very low dew point temperature and a trigger action to start the lifting process.

Question 8

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8. A downburst is:
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  • A strong downdraft associated with severe thunderstorms, causing extreme windshear.
  • The anvil of an ordinary thunderstorm.
  • An extreme precipitation event, always followed by a tornado.
  • A lightning and icing event, associated with thunderstorms.

Question 9

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9. Select the false option about the pressure systems:
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  • A thermal low is a thermal depression formed over warm surfaces, normally occurs over the continents in summer.
  • A cut-off low is a cold pool of air at high levels, separated from the main stream air that causes a potential area of instability and thunderstorm development.
  • A ridge is related to high pressures, and a trough is related to low pressures.
  • A depression is a pressure system where the air mass descend, and it always cover a larger area than a typical anticyclone.

Question 10

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10. To predict future weather or climate, the weather services use:
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  • The cabañuelas system, it has a very accurate skill.
  • Only one numerical weather prediction model, called HIRLAM.
  • Different weather prediction models for the weather forecast and different climate models for the long-term predictions.
  • A simple model with the same grid resolution and physical parametrizations.

Question 11

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11. Which of the following statements about density is FALSE?
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  • The density at surface levels is higher over Polar Regions than Equatorial ones.
  • The density at high levels is lower over Polar Regions than Equatorial ones.
  • Given any level of altitude, the density will be higher over the Polar Regions than Equatorial ones.
  • Given two air masses at the same temperature and different moisture, the air mass with a higher moisture content will have a lower density.

Question 12

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12. If you are flying at 5500 ft and your deviation ISA is +4 oC, What will the density altitude?
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  • 6800 ft.
  • 5020 ft.
  • 4200 ft.
  • 5980 ft.

Question 13

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13. If we consider only the terms with the largest orders of magnitude after applying a scale analysis to the air motion equations, which of the following statements is TRUE?
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  • At synoptic scale there is only a balance between the Gradient Pressure Force and the Coriolis Force.
  • At synoptic scale there is a balance between Gradient Pressure Force and the Centrifugal Force.
  • At synoptic scale there is a balance between the Gradient Pressure Force and the Coriolis Force. Furthermore the vertical air movement is impeded.
  • At synoptic scale there is a balance between the Gradient Pressure Force and the Coriolis Force. Furthermore the vertical air movement is allowed.

Question 14

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14. Which of the following statements related to the geostrophic balance is FALSE?
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  • The Gradient Pressure and Coriolis forces are balanced.
  • Wind is parallel to the isobars.
  • Low pressures are on the left side of the air movement.
  • Considering two places with different latitude but affected by the same Pressure Gradient Force, the geostrophic wind will be stronger at the higher latitude place.

Question 15

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15. The balance of forces inducing the gradient wind associated with the “normal low” is as follows:
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  • The Pressure Gradient force goes towards the centre of the Low pressure system and is opposite to the Centrifugal and Coriolis forces.
  • The Pressure Gradient and Coriolis forces go towards the centre of the Low pressure system and are opposite to the Centrifugal force.
  • All forces go towards the centre of the Low pressure system.
  • The Pressure Gradient force goes towards the outside of centre of the Low pressure system and is opposite to the Centrifugal and Coriolis forces.

Question 16

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16. Anabatic winds are:
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  • Up slope winds occurring during the daylight hours.
  • Down slope winds occurring during the nocturnal hours.
  • Strong winds occurring at the lee side of a mountain under mountain wave conditions.
  • A synoptic wind very intense.

Question 17

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17. In relation to the condensation in the atmosphere, which of the following statements is FALSE?
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  • Warm parcels can maintain in the subsaturated state a higher water vapour concentration than cold parcels.
  • Cold parcels can maintain in the subsaturated state a higher water vapour concentration than warm parcels.
  • Under a same cooling warm parcels will condensate a higher water vapour concentration than cold parcels.
  • If the parcel is initially subsaturated, the larger cooling, the larger condensation.

Question 18

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18. Refer to the TAF for Zurich Airport TAF LSZH 250716 00000KT 0100 FG VV001 BECMG 0810 0800 VV002 BECMG1012 23005KT 2500 BKN005 TEMPO 1316 6000 SCT007 = Which of these statements best describes the weather that can be expected at 1200 UTC?
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  • Meteorological visibility 6 kilometres, cloud base 500 feet, wind speed 5 knots.
  • Meteorological visibility 2,5 kilometres, cloud base 500 feet, wind speed 5 knots.
  • Meteorological visibility 800 metres, wind from 230°, cloud base 500 feet.
  • Meteorological visibility 800 metres, vertical visibility 200 feet, calm.

Question 19

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19. Refer to the following TAF extract: BECMG 1821 2000 BKN004 PROB30 BECMG 2124 0500 FG VV001 What visibility is forecast for 2400 UTC?
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  • 500 m.
  • 2000 m.
  • Between 500 m and 2000 m.
  • Between 0 m and 1000 m.

Question 20

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20. Which of the following clouds presents a vertical development?
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  • Stratocumulus
  • Altostratus
  • Cirrostratus
  • Cumulonimbus

Question 21

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21. In the formation of the precipitation, the Bergeron process consist in:
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  • Ice crystals grow faster than water droplets.
  • In a humid environment in equilibrium for water droplets, ice crystals feel in c an over-saturated environment.
  • In the ice_crystal-water_vapor equilibrium the rate of evaporation is lower than in the droplet-water_vapor equilibrium.
  • All of the above are true.

Question 22

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22. What are the names of the air masses whose paths are indicated by the numbers 1 and 2?
Image:
Page4image16320 (binary/octet-stream)
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  • 1 Polar continental. 2 Tropical maritime
  • 1 Polar maritime. 2 Tropical continental
  • 1 Arctic continental. 2 Subtropical Maritime
  • None of the above.

Question 23

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23. How can you distinguish a cold front (CF) of a warm front (WF)?:
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  • In the CF there are convective clouds (Cb, TCu), while in the WF there are more stratiform clouds (Cs, As, Ns).
  • In the WF there are convective clouds (Cb, TCu), while in the CF there are more stratiform clouds (Cs, As, Ns).
  • The CF moves slower than the WF.
  • After a WF the air temperature drops sharply

Question 24

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24. Which of these statements is true?:
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  • Rime ice is a type of icing that forms when big supercooled water droplets impact with the aircraft.
  • Clear ice is the type of icing that an aircraft would more likely encounter in a lenticular altocumulus.
  • The rime ice is easier to remove from the surface of an aircraft that clear ice.
  • None of the above is true

Question 25

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25. Regarding the icing on aircraft, which of these statements is false?:
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  • Rime ice can occur in cumuliform clouds below -20 oC
  • Rime ice occurs only in Cu, Cb and Ns
  • Clear ice is described as moderate or severe
  • Clear ice occurs with large supercooled water droplets

Question 26

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26. According to this significant weather map, what is the intensity of icing that you could find if flying from Melilla to Málaga at 9000 ft?.
Image:
Page5image14968 (binary/octet-stream)
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  • Moderate icing
  • Moderate icing only inside the Cb
  • Light icing except inside the Cb where may be strong
  • None of the above is true

Question 27

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27. Which of these statements is true?:
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  • In general, turbulence is more intense over the sea and with light winds.
  • In general, turbulence is more intense over broken terrain and with strong winds.
  • In general, turbulent effects caused by the terrain are felt up to the first 100 meters.
  • None of the above is true.

Question 28

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28. Which of these conditions are NOT favourable for the formation of mountain wave?
Answer
  • A wind blowing +/- 30o at right angles to the ridge.
  • Wind increase with height with little change in direction.
  • Wind speed less than 10 kt at the crest.
  • A marked stable layer (+/- isothermal or inversion) between crest level and a few thousand feet above, with less stable air above and below.

Question 29

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29. In significant weather maps, what are the meanings of these symbols?
Image:
Captura De Pantalla 2018 01 20 13.11.45 (binary/octet-stream)
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  • 1-moderate turbulence, 2-mountains not visible by the presence of clouds, 3- moderate icing, 4-mountain waves
  • 1-moderate turbulence, 2-mountain waves, 3-moderate icing, 4-mountains not visible by the presence of clouds
  • 1-moderate icing, 2-mountains not visible by the presence of clouds, 3- mountain waves, 4-moderate turbulence
  • 1-moderate icing, 2-mountains not visible by the presence of clouds, 3- moderate turbulence, 4-mountain waves

Question 30

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30. Regarding the images captured from meteorological satellites, which of these statements is false?
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  • The images in the infrared channel give good idea of the temperature of the ground surface and the top of the clouds.
  • The images in the visible channel give a good idea of what the human eye would see.
  • As more thickness and vertical dimension has a cloud as best is seen in the visible channel and is cold the cloud top.
  • The images in the infrared channel are only available during the day, while visible are available day and night.
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