Câu 1. Nhiệt độ không khí cao nhất trong ngày thường xảy ra vào lúc : * 1 điểm A. 11 h. B. 12 h. C. 13 h. D. 14 h. Câu 2. khi đo nhiệt độ không khí người ta để nhiệt kế cách mặt đất bao nhiêu mét? * 1 điểm A. 2m. B. 3m. C. 4m. D. 5m. Câu 3. Ở Hà Nội, người ta đo nhiệt độ lúc 5 giờ được 20 độ C, lúc 13 giờ được 24 độ C và lúc 21 giờ được 22 độ C. Hỏi nhiệt độ trung bình của ngày hôm đó ở Hà Nội là bao nhiêu? * 1 điểm A. 20 độ C. B. 22 độ C. C. 24 độ C. D. 66 độ C. Câu 4 : Khối khí được hình thành trên vùng vĩ độ thấp , nhiệt độ tương đối cao gọi là gì ? * 1 điểm A. Khối khí đại dương. B. Khối khí lục địa. C. Khối khí lạnh. D. Khối khí nóng. Câu 5. Sự thay đổi nhiệt độ của không khí phụ thuộc vào: * 1 điểm A. Gần hay xa biển. B. Độ cao điạ hình. C. Vĩ độ địa lí. D. Tất cả các ý trên. Câu 6. Càng ở gần cực nhiệt độ trung bình càng giảm là do * 1 điểm A. Càng ở vĩ độ thấp, góc chiếu sáng càng nhỏ. B. Càng ở vĩ độ cao góc chiếu sáng càng lớn. C. Càng ở vĩ độ cao, góc chiếu sáng càng nhỏ. D. Tất cả các ý trên. Câu 7. Tình trạng: “mai mưa, trưa nắng, chiều dông” thể hiện đặc điểm. * 1 điểm A. Khí hậu của một vùng. B. Thời tiết của một địa phương. C. Nhiệt độ của một nơi. D. Tình trạng mưa nắng của một khu vực. Câu 8. Sự hình thành nhiệt độ ở một nơi là kết quả của: * 1 điểm A. Vận động tự quay của Trái Đất. B. Nhiệt lượng trong lòng Trái Đất tỏa ra. C. Nhiệt lượng phản xạ từ mặt đất vào lớp không khí. D.Câu A + B đúng. Câu 9. Khí hậu lục địa khác với khí hậu đại dương ở chỗ: * 1 điểm A. Mùa đông ấm hơn. B. Mùa thu mát hơn. C. Mùa hạ nóng hơn. D. Mùa xuân lạnh hơn. Câu10. Khối khí nào sau đây khi tràn vào nước ta làm cho thời tiết trở lên lạnh , khô , ít mưa : * 1 điểm A. Khối khí Bắc Á. B. Khối khí Nam á C. Khối khí Bắc Thái Bình Dương D. Khối khí Nam Thái Bình Dương . Tùy chọn 5 NHANH NHÉ MÌNH CẦN GẤP, GỌN NỮA!!! :>>>

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