Explore the Science of Climatology
Explore the Science of Climatology
Dive into the fascinating world of climatology with this engaging quiz that tests your knowledge on weather patterns, atmospheric science, and key historical figures in the field. Whether you're a student of geography or just a curious mind, this quiz is an excellent way to learn more!
- 10 multiple-choice questions
- Test your understanding of meteorology and climatology
- Perfect for both beginners and advanced learners
____________ Studies weather patterns over time and space
Meteorology
Climatology
Climate
Weather Forecast
In 1643, __________discovered the principle of mercurial Barometer
Galileo
Toricelli
Peterson
Edmund HALLY
The troposphere contains about........... Of the total gaseous mass of the atmosphere
73%
75%
57%
80%
__________ is the angular distance measured in degrees north or south from the equator
Meridian
Latitude
Longitude
Great Circle
Another name for the ozonosphere is...........
Exosphere
Mesosphere
Ionosphere
Stratosphere
Temperature increases with height in the............
Ionosphere
Stratosphere
Ozonosphere
Troposphere
Climatology is compounded of two Greek words
Climax and logas
Klimax and logos
Climax and logas
Klima and logos
In 1686, the climatological map was published by the British astronomer.......
Edmund Hally
Peterson John
Galileo
Donald Trump
Troposphere is derived from the Greek word meaning
Turning
Lower atmosphere
Mixing
Unstable
____________is referred to as the physics of the atmosphere
Meteorology
Climate change
Climate science
Atmospheric physics
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