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Atmospheric Science Examples

Example exam questions from the field of atmospheric science about air circulations. Each example is of a different difficulty based on levers at the instructor’s disposal: generative vs. selective response; cognitive effort as reflected in Bloom's taxonomy; and response format, such as written, oral, visual, etc.
Example exam questions from the field of atmospheric science about air circulations. The question difficulty can be adjusted by making the question selective or generative; at a particular level of Bloom's taxonomy; or changing the question format.
Example exam questions from the field of atmospheric science about air circulations. The question difficulty is relatively low, involving selective response (multiple choice) and remembering.
Example exam questions from the field of atmospheric science about air circulations. The question difficulty is moderate, involving selective response (multiple choice) and applying.
Example exam questions from the field of atmospheric science about air circulations. The question difficulty is moderate, involving generative response and understanding in a written format.
Example exam questions from the field of atmospheric science about air circulations. The question difficulty is relatively high, involving generative response and understanding in written and visual formats..