Exam 4: Insolation and Temperature
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The atmosphere is heated, for the most part, from ________.
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For the most part the atmosphere is heated directly from the ________.
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Approximately 15 percent of the world's electrical power is provided by solar energy.
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For atmospheric radiation, ________ micrometers is considered to be the boundary between "shortwaves" and "longwaves."
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In the Southern Hemisphere about ________ percent of the surface is land.
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The world's main ocean currents are energized by the wind, but are deflected by the Earth's rotation. This deflection is known as ________.
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To effectively use the solar resource over 24 hours, solar electrical systems must employ ________.
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Visible light comprises a large part of the electromagnetic energy received by Earth.
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Which of the following is the most prolific producer of carbon dioxide?
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The hottest parts of the Earth's surface are found in the equatorial zone.
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If an object is a good absorber of energy, it is likely to be a poor reflector.
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The tropics are characterized by wide variations between temperatures of seasons.
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The freezing point of water is ________ on the Kelvin scale.
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At the top of the atmosphere at the North Pole during an entire year, more energy leaves than enters.
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Methane is one of the "greenhouse gases". ________ is (are) a primary source of release of methane into the atmosphere.
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Which two of the following terms describe processes which are quite similar?
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Sea surface temperatures sensed by satellite allows us to study
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