Q. What is a “tetroon” in the field of meteorology?

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Q. What does the Richardson number indicate in wind analysis?

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Q. Above which Richardson number does vertical mixing in winds disappear?

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Q. When Richardson number is equal to zero, what is the wind turbulence characteristic?

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Q. Below what Richardson number does convective mixing start dominating mechanical turbulence?

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Q. What is high pressure area with sinking air also known as?

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Q. What does the term “turbidity” indicate in atmospheric quality?

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Q. Which of the following gases vary significantly over time and place at the atmospheric boundary level?

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Q. How does atmospheric pressure vary with increase in altitude?

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Q. What does the term obliquity indicate?

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Q. Which are the two forces balanced by the geostrophic wind?

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Q. Which of the following has the highest albedo?

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Q. The stability of the stratosphere is due to which of the following reasons?

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Q. Which of the following is regarded as climate control factor(s)?

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Q. Which plant helps in detection of pollution from automobile exhaust?

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Q. Which of the following plants aid as an indicator to ozone pollution?

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Q. Greater the Air Quality Index of a region, more polluted is the air.

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Q. How many parameters are taken into consideration when measuring air quality, in India?

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Q. Which of the following pollutants are considered when measuring air quality?

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Q. What range of air quality index has the most severe impact on human health?

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