
Climate Zones quiz
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Which European country has patches of hot desert climate?
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Why do deserts often get cold at night?
Answer: Clear, dry air
Why: Even hot-desert nights can drop to freezing or below in the cooler months, as heat escapes under clear skies.
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How many years of weather go into a standard climate average?
Answer: 30 years
Why: Today's standard averages cover 1991 to 2020, while 1961 to 1990 stays as the baseline for tracking climate change.
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Which air circulation creates a desert belt near 30° latitude?
Answer: Hadley cell
Why: Air rising at the equator rains out its moisture, then sinks near 30° latitude, warming and drying as it falls.
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Why do coasts have milder winters than places far inland?
Answer: Water stores heat
Why: In summer the effect flips: land heats faster than the sea, so inland summers run hotter than coastal ones.
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How many main climate groups did Köppen define?
Answer: Five
Why: Many school maps add a sixth group, H, for highland climates, a letter added after Köppen's own system.
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What does the Greek root of the word 'climate' literally mean?
Answer: Slope
Why: Ancient geographers meant the slope of the Earth from equator to pole, which changes the Sun's angle and day length.