The upward movement of air in the atmosphere generally causes the temperature of that air to (1) decrease and become closer to the dew point (2) decrease and become further from the dew point (:3) increase and become closer to the dew point (4) increase and become further from the dew point

What happens to an object that is charged by induction? A. It acquires excess electrons. B. It remains electrically neutral. C. It acquires a net charge from the object that is inducing the charge. D. A current exists between it and the object that is inducing the charge.

In the United States, most tornadoes are classified as intense (1) low-pressure funnel clouds that draw in air (2) low-pressure funnel clouds that spin out air (3) high-pressure funnel clouds draw in air (4) high-pressure funnel clouds that spin out air

What is the dewpoint when the dry-bulb temperature is 14°C and the wet-bulb temperature is 8°C? (1) 1°C (2) -9°C (3) 6°C (4) 22°C

When Earth cools, most of the energy transferred from Earth's surface to space is transferred by the process of (1) conduction (2) reflection (3) refraction (4) radiation

If pressure is applied to a rock until its volume is reduced by one half, how does its new density compare to its original density?

(1) It is half its original density.

(2) It is twice its original density.

(3) It is the same as its original density.

(4) It is one-third its original density.

How would Earth be different if there were no greenhouse gases?

How do we know that clouds are not composed of only water in the gaseous (water vapor) state?

Explain how water droplets form in clouds and the conditions needed to make them fall as some form of precipitation.

Determine the magnitude and all of the arguments of z. -3 + 2i

The water table usually rises when there is a(n) (1) decrease in the amount of infiltration (2) decrease in the amount of surface covered by vegetation (3) increase in the amount of precipitation (4) increase in the slope of the land

The base of a cloud is located at an altitude of 2 km. The top of the same cloud is at an elevation of 8 km. In what part of the atmosphere is the cloud? (1) troposphere, only (2) stratosphere, only (3) troposphere and stratosphere (4) stratosphere and mesosphere

Which weather condition most likely determines wind speeds at Earth's surface? (1) visibility changes (2) amount of cloud cover (3) dew point differences (4) air-pressure gradient

How do orographic lifting and frontal wedging force air to rise ?