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A ___________is a scientist who studies the atmosphere and weather.
- Archaeologist
- Seismologist
- Meteorologist
- Geologist
Hint:
Meteorology is a branch of the atmospheric sciences with a major focus on weather forecasting
The correct answer is: Meteorologist
- The scientists who study weather are called meteorologists. They study about weather conditions of different places and predict them in advance.
- A meteorologist is an individual with specialized education who uses scientific principles to explain, understand, observe or forecast the earth's atmospheric phenomena and/or how the atmosphere affects the earth and life on the planet.
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The _________ is the general weather of an area over a long period of time.
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Read the passage below and answer to the questions that follow.
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Read the following two statements carefully and choose the correct options.
Statement I: A location's weather never changes.
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Statement I: A location's weather never changes.
Statement II: The weather in a location change on an annual basis.
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Match the following.
| 1. Elements of weather | a. Dry and hot |
| 2. Reason for all changes | b. Hot and wet |
| 3. Tropical region | c. Sun |
| 4. Climate of desert | d. Humidity, wind, air pressure |
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| 2. Reason for all changes | b. Hot and wet |
| 3. Tropical region | c. Sun |
| 4. Climate of desert | d. Humidity, wind, air pressure |
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In the given image, circular lines are__________.
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Humidity is mainly affected because of_____________.
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Using a __________, the maximum and minimum temperatures of a day are recorded.
Using a __________, the maximum and minimum temperatures of a day are recorded.
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Satellites that orbit the Earth and send back data on rainfall, temperature, and air pressure are classified as_____________.
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What causes air to circulate from the poles to warmer latitudes?
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