TTO 2 - climate graphs

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• Leerjaar 2

Climates around Earth

Wind comes over sea. This means:

1. Colder weather
2. Warmer weather
3. Colder winters Warmer summers
4. Milder winters Colder summers

There is a warm ocean current. This means.

1. more condensation so more rain
2. more condensation so less rain
3. more evaporation so more rain
4. more evaporation so less rain

You can find deserts ...

1. On the windward side of the mountain
2. Near the equator
3. Near cold ocean currents

This climate graph shows a place with a ... climate

1. tropical
2. desert
3. continental
4. maritime

This climate graph shows a place with a ... climate

1. polar
2. mountain
3. continental
4. maritime

Look at the map and the graphs. Which graph belongs to which place? Explain how you can see that.

It rains a lot here, and it's warm all year round. Which climate is this?

1. Tropical
2. Equatorial
3. Maritime
4. Mediterranean

Study the climate graphs. Which two differences can you see?

A

B

What caused the difference in climate between these two places?

1. The altitude
2. The latitude
3. The distance from the sea
4. The ocean currents

Study the climate graphs. Which two differences can you see?

C

D

What caused the difference in climate between these two places?

1. The altitude
2. The latitude
3. The distance from the sea
4. The ocean currents

1

2

3

4

A

B

C

D

What are you going to do next?

Go to Magister studiewijzer

Download the document 'matching climate graphs'.

Match the climate graphs with the correct places on the map.

Compare the: latitude, altitude, distance from the sea and ocean currents.