Meteorology Practice Exam 3: Chapters 11-14
Meteorology Practice Exam 3: Chapters 11-14
Meteorology Practice Exam 3: Chapters 11-14
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Name: ______________________ ID: A<br />
____ 71. Supercell thunderstorms are much larger than ordinary thunderstorms and have ____.<br />
a. many individual cells<br />
b. at least two individual cells<br />
c. one large cell<br />
____ 72. According to the National Weather Service definition, a severe thunderstorm is a storm having:<br />
a. hail at least three-quarters of an inch in diameter.<br />
b. surface wind gusts of 50 knots (58 miles/hr) or greater.<br />
c. a tornado.<br />
d. all of these<br />
e. at least one of the conditions described in (a), (b), and (c)<br />
____ 73. The appearance of a downdraft marks the ____ of the mature stage of a thunderstorm.<br />
a. end<br />
b. beginning<br />
c. peak<br />
____ 74. In a multicell storm, each of the cells is always in the same stage of development.<br />
a. true<br />
b. false<br />
____ 75. The largest and most severe type of squall line forms:<br />
a. behind a cold front.<br />
b. ahead of a cold front.<br />
c. above a cold front.<br />
Essay<br />
76. Describe the data and tools that a meteorologist assembles prior to making a weather forecast.<br />
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