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Standardized Test Prep Preview Multiple Choice

Multiple Choice 1. Which of the following is the most important factor in determining climate? A. volcanic activity B. nearness to an ocean C. distance from the equator D. atmospheric circulation patterns

Multiple Choice 1. Which of the following is the most important factor in determining climate? A. volcanic activity B. nearness to an ocean C. distance from the equator D. atmospheric circulation patterns

Multiple Choice, continued 2. What causes the changes of seasons on Earth? F. the relatively constant flow of oceanic currents G. the tilt of Earth’s axis as Earth moves around the sun H. the distribution of precipitation influenced by topography I. the changes in prevailing wind patterns at different latitudes

Multiple Choice, continued 2. What causes the changes of seasons on Earth? F. the relatively constant flow of oceanic currents G. the tilt of Earth’s axis as Earth moves around the sun H. the distribution of precipitation influenced by topography I. the changes in prevailing wind patterns at different latitudes

Multiple Choice, continued 3. The development and widespread use of CFCs led to what scientific discovery? A. that CFC molecules were chemically stable B. that CFC molecules contain chlorine atoms C. that CFC molecules were destroying the ozone layer D. that CFC molecules were protecting the ozone layer

Multiple Choice, continued 3. The development and widespread use of CFCs led to what scientific discovery? A. that CFC molecules were chemically stable B. that CFC molecules contain chlorine atoms C. that CFC molecules were destroying the ozone layer D. that CFC molecules were protecting the ozone layer

Multiple Choice, continued 4. Why would global warming have an effect on sea level? F. The warmth would cause polar ice caps to melt. G. There would be widespread beach erosion. H. Rainfall would increase all around the globe. I. There would be increased cloud cover blocking the sunlight.

Multiple Choice, continued 4. Why would global warming have an effect on sea level? F. The warmth would cause polar ice caps to melt. G. There would be widespread beach erosion. H. Rainfall would increase all around the globe. I. There would be increased cloud cover blocking the sunlight.

Multiple Choice, continued Use this map to answer questions 5 through 7.

Multiple Choice, continued 5. Which of the following characteristics has the largest effect on wind movement. A. cardinal direction B. latitude C. longitude D. seasonal change

Multiple Choice, continued 5. Which of the following characteristics has the largest effect on wind movement. A. cardinal direction B. latitude C. longitude D. seasonal change

Multiple Choice, continued 6. Central America is located in the western hemisphere, linking North and South America. Which way does the wind blow in Central America? F. northeast to southwest G. southeast to northwest H. northwest to southeast I. southwest to north east

Multiple Choice, continued 6. Central America is located in the western hemisphere, linking North and South America. Which way does the wind blow in Central America? F. northeast to southwest G. southeast to northwest H. northwest to southeast I. southwest to north east

Multiple Choice, continued 7. If you were sailing from North America to Europe, in which range of latitudes would you sail? A. 0° to 30° N B. 30° N to 60°N C. 0° to 30°S D. 30°S to 60°S

Multiple Choice, continued 7. If you were sailing from North America to Europe, in which range of latitudes would you sail? A. 0° to 30° N B. 30° N to 60°N C. 0° to 30°S D. 30°S to 60°S