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A Little Bit of Weather

Created by nealio302

Fun Trivia : Quizzes : Weather
A Little Bit of Weather game quiz
"As a United States Navy meteorologist, I've learned a lot of neat things about the weather. How much do you know?"

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. What are bubble-like protrusions that can sometimes hang from the base of a cumulonimbus cloud called?
    Tubos
    Mammatus
    Pannus
    Calvus


2. What type of cloud has multiple tower-like pillars protruding upwards?
    Pillarius
    Castellanus
    Spissatus
    Towerus


3. What type of cloud appears as a lens or almond shape?
    Almondular
    Cumulensus
    Nacreous
    Lenticular


4. What is the phenomenon in which rain evaporates before it reaches the ground?
    Virga
    Streakus
    Evaporatus
    Floccus


5. What are cirriform-type clouds made up of?
    Water droplets
    Ozone
    Carbon dioxide
    Ice crystals


6. What is the phenomenon in which sun rays are visible out of the top or bottom of a cloud?
    Opticus fibrous
    Sun ladders
    Crepuscular rays
    Aurora borealis


7. What are the ragged cloud fragments that usually form beneath the base of a stratus layer called?
    Fragmentus
    Raggus
    Stratus pieces
    Fractus


8. Sometimes, cumulus clouds can form from industrial smoke, volcanic eruptions, and forest fires. What are these types of clouds known as?
    Volcumulus
    Pyrocumulus
    Fire cloud
    Noctilucence


9. There are two classifications for the cumulonimbus cloud (CB3 and CB9). What are the two different types?
    Cumulonimbus without an anvil and cumulonimbus with an anvil
    Cumulonimbus without rain and cumulonimbus with rain
    Cumulonimbus in the daytime and cumulonimbus at night
    Cumulonimbus with thunder and cumulonimbus without thunder


10. Fog and mist are similar, but not completely the same. What distinguishes fog from mist?
    Location
    Temperature
    Density
    Time of year


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