1W0510 CDC Practice Test B Set Book 3
Temperature
Wavelength
Color
Distance
The amount of radiation emitted by a black body at a given wavelength is proportional to its temperature
The amount of radiation emitted by a black body at a given wavelength is inversely proportional to its temperature
The amount of radiation emitted by a black body at a given wavelength is proportional to its distance
The amount of radiation emitted by a black body at a given wavelength is proportional to its size
Animated Looping
Circular Motion
Anthresis
Satellite Visibility Function
The inclination angle (88.7°)
The inclination angle (98.7°)
The inclination angle (78.7°)
The inclination angle (108.7°)
Approximately 472 nautical miles (nm), allow for global coverage every 4 hours
Approximately 472 nautical miles (nm), allow for global coverage every 8 hours
Approximately 472 nautical miles (nm), allow for global coverage every 12 hours
Approximately 472 nautical miles (nm), allow for global coverage every 6 hours
The Moon
The Earth
Other Satellites
The Speed of Sound
Polar Satewllites
Visible Satellites
Orbital
Geostationary Satellites
37 and 85.5GHz
19.3 and 37GHz
19.3 and 85.5GHz
19.3, 37, and 85.5GHz
98
102
64
96
45
90
60
35
Within 1
Within 3
Within 7
Within 5
Because anticyclones are fast moving features
Because anticyclones are slow moving features
Because anticyclones are nearly invisible features
Because anticyclones are large, broad features
Rapidly shrinking and heating cloud tops are an indication precipitation will increase.
Rapidly expanding and heating cloud tops are an indication precipitation will increase.
Rapidly shrinking and cooling cloud tops are an indication precipitation will increase.
Rapidly expanding and cooling cloud tops are an indication precipitation will increase.
A slight “V” shape developing on the cold-air side of the cloud pattern.
A slight “S” shape developing on the cold-air side of the cloud pattern.
A slight “L” shape developing on the cold-air side of the cloud pattern.
A slight “D” shape developing on the cold-air side of the cloud pattern.
A gray body.
A black body.
A white body.
An electromagnetic body.
Emissivity.
Scattering.
Reflectivity
Absorptivity.
Stefan’s law.
Kirchoff’s law.
Planck’s law.
Wien displacement law.
Is less contaminated by raw data.
Is a forecast that occurs more frequently.
Is an observation that occurs more frequently.
Shows areas of high temperature and moisture relationships.
Angular velocity and centripetal force.
Angular velocity and centrifugal force.
Centripetal force and gravity.
Centrifugal force and gravity.
Meteorological Satellite (METEOSAT).
Defense Meteorological Satellite Program (DMSP) satellite.
Geostationary Meteorological Satellite (GMS).
Geosynchronous Operational Environmental Satellite (GOES).
Types of radiative transfer taking place.
Type of passive remote sensing device on the satellite.
Angle of the sun.
Type of multispectral color-composite imagery involved.
Near and far infrared wave lengths.
Visual and near infrared wave lengths.
Water vapor and far infrared wave lengths.
Visual and far infrared wave lengths.
Absorption is highest between 610 to 240mb.
Absorption is lowest between 610 to 240 millibars (mb).
Reflectivity is lowest between 610 to 240mb.
Reflectivity is highest between 610 to 240mb.
Identifying potential thunderstorm areas.
Determining the polar front (PFJ) and subtropical jets (STJ).
Identifying circulation centers, troughs, ridges, and wind maximums.
Determining the thickness of mid and upper-level clouds.
MB curve.
JG curve.
CC curve.
ZA curve.