World Climate Zones
Geography ⇒ World Geography
World Climate Zones starts at 7 and continues till grade 12.
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Describe the climatic conditions of the humid continental climate zone.
Describe the impact of latitude on the distribution of world climate zones.
Describe the main climatic features of the savanna climate zone.
Describe the main differences between the tropical and temperate climate zones.
Describe the main features of the steppe climate zone.
Explain how ocean currents influence world climate zones.
Explain the difference between arid and semi-arid climate zones.
Explain the main characteristics of the Mediterranean climate zone.
Explain the role of altitude in determining climate zones.
Explain why coastal areas generally have milder climates than inland areas at the same latitude.
Explain why the polar regions receive less solar energy than the equatorial regions.
Name the climate zone that covers most of northern Canada and Siberia.
Name the climate zone that is most commonly associated with monsoon winds.
Name two factors that influence the distribution of world climate zones.
The Köppen climate classification system is primarily based on which two climatic factors? (1) Temperature and precipitation, (2) Wind and humidity, (3) Latitude and altitude, (4) Ocean currents and pressure
What is the main difference between the marine west coast and Mediterranean climate zones?
What is the main reason for the existence of different climate zones on Earth?
Which climate zone is most suitable for the cultivation of wheat? (1) Tropical, (2) Temperate, (3) Polar, (4) Desert
Which of the following best describes the climate of the Amazon Basin? (1) Arid, (2) Equatorial, (3) Mediterranean, (4) Tundra
Which of the following best describes the climate of the Sahara Desert? (1) Hot and humid, (2) Cold and dry, (3) Hot and dry, (4) Mild and wet
