Which of the following best defines air pressure?, The weight of water vapor in the atmosphere, The force of wind against the Earth’s surface, The weight of air molecules pressing down on the Earth’s surface, The temperature of the air, A decrease in air pressure usually indicates:, Calm, sunny weather, Approaching storm or rain, Strong high-pressure system, Frost Formation, Which factor causes air pressure to decrease as you go higher in elevation?, Temperature, Altitude, Humidity, Latitude, Low-pressure systems are usually associated with:, clear skies and dry weather, rising air and stormy conditions, sinking air and calm weather, cold nights, A high-pressure system typically brings:, Thunderstorms, Typhoons, Fair and dry weather, Continuous rain, Which front occurs when warm air slides over cold air?, Cold front, Warm front, Stationary front, Occluded front, Which front is characterized by neither air mass advancing?, Warm front, Cold front, Stationary front, Occluded front, What happens during an occluded front?, Warm air slides slowly over cold air, Cold front overtakes warm front completely, Air masses remain stationary, Air sinks in a high-pressure system, Temperature changes refer to:, Only heat from the sun, Increase or decrease in atmospheric pressure, Changes in rainfall, Air pressure variations, Which factor influences temperature due to the angle of the sun’s rays?, Altitude, Latitude, Topography, Vegetation

EVALUATION: PRESSURE AND TEMPERATURE CHANGES

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