Climatic Classification - SS2 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is the Greek classification of climate primarily based on?
Temperature and precipitation
Latitude and altitude
Wind patterns and ocean currents
Human activities
Which zone in the Greek classification is known for its high temperatures and abundant rainfall?
Torrid zone
Temperate zone
Frigid zone
Polar zone
In the Köppen climate classification, what does the letter 'B' represent?
Tropical climates
Dry climates
Mild temperate climates
Continental climates
Which Köppen subcategory represents regions with distinct wet and dry seasons?
Am
Aw
Bw
Cs
What does the Köppen subcategory 'Cw' typically describe?
Tropical savannas
Subtropical climates
Mediterranean climates
Steppe regions
In the Köppen classification, which category includes extremely cold, polar regions?
A - Tropical Climates
B - Dry Climates
C - Mild Temperate Climates
E - Polar Climates
Which Greek zone encompasses the areas near the equator?
Torrid zone
Temperate zone
Frigid zone
None of the above
Which Köppen subcategory describes regions with warm, dry summers and mild, wet winters?
Cw
Cs
Df
Bw
What is the primary factor influencing the Greek classification of climate?
Temperature variations
Solar radiation
Ocean currents
Wind patterns
Which Köppen subcategory is characterized by extremely dry and hot conditions?
Am
Aw
Ds
Bw