Option 1
1.Name the region of Russia where the lowest winter temperatures are recorded.
А. Yakutsk; b. Oymyakon; c. Severnaya Zemlya Islands; d. Taimyr Peninsula.
2. The highest humidification is characteristic of:
A. taiga; b. mixed forests; c. steppes; d. semi-deserts.
3. most of Russia is dominated by an air mass: a. the Arctic; b. the steppes; c. the semi-deserts:
A. arctic; b. temperate; c. tropical; d. equatorial
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4. The main areas of summer cyclones:
А. Eastern Siberia; b. Far East; c. West of the Russian Plain; d. Arctic coast.
5. What type of climate is formed under the influence of one air mass with prevailing winds from the Atlantic?
A. temperate continental; b. continental; c. sharply continental; d. monsoonal.
6. Powerful cyclones can occur:
A. hurricanes; b. hurricanes and droughts; c. hurricanes, droughts, and dry winds.
7. Concentrations of pollutants in the air are HIGHER in weather:
A. cyclonic; b. anticyclonic; c. any weather.
8. When moving from west to east, the amount of solar radiation:
A. increases; b. decreases; c. does not change.
9. Arrange the movement of air in the warm front in the correct order.
A. condensation of moisture; b. warm air rises over cold air; c. warming, lingering rains; d. invasion of warm air.
10. The change in the properties of air masses as they move under the influence of the underlying surface is:
A. atmospheric front; b. cyclone; c. transformation; d. humidification factor.
Option 2
1.Name the region of Russia where the hottest summers are observed.
А. Sochi; b. Volgograd; c. semideserts of the Caspian Sea region; d. deserts of Central Asia.
2. The lowest humidification coefficient is characteristic of:
A. taiga; b. mixed forests; c. steppes; d. semi-deserts.
3. The total amount of solar energy reaching the Earth’s surface is:
A. solar radiation; b. total radiation; c. absorbed radiation; d. radiation balance.
4. Which type of climate is characterized by a large amplitude of t and low precipitation?
A. temperate continental; b. continental; c. sharply continental; d. monsoonal.
5. Atmospheric phenomena include:
A. droughts, dry winds, hurricanes, fog; B. mudslides, rockslides, landslides, downpours;
C. earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis.
6. Under a persistent anticyclone, there may be occurrences of:
A. droughts; b. droughts and dry winds; c. droughts, dry winds, and floods.
7. When moving from south to north, moisture changes:
A. from excess to insufficient; b. from insufficient to excess; c. does not change.
8. In a cyclone, the air moves:
A. from the center to the edges; b. from the edges to the center; c. clockwise;
d. counterclockwise.
9. Arrange the movement of air in the cold front in the correct order.
A. cooling warm air; b. cold air flowing under warm air; c. clear, cool weather; d. showers, often with thunderstorms.
10. The climate properties that support agricultural production are:
A. solar radiation; b. transformation; c. agroclimatic resources; d. moisture.
Answers:
Option 1: 1.b; 2.a; 3.b; 4.b,c; 5.a; 6.a; 7.b; 8.a; 9.d,b,a,c; 10.c.
Option 2: 1.c; 2.d; 3.b; 4.c; 5.a; 6.a; 7.b; 8.b,d; 9.b,a,d,c; 10.c
