Transport Canada CPL Exam ALL (ch 13-15) Questions With Complete Solutions

Transport Canada CPL Exam ALL (ch 13-15)
Questions With Complete Solutions

Air masses are defined by:


Select one:


a. Their source regions.

b. Their present region of occupation.

c. Their height.

d. B and C. correct answer: a

Which of the following best describe a continental air mass?


Select one:


a. Dry

b. Moist

c. Cold

,d. Warm correct answer: a

Order the air masses typical of North America from south to
north:


Select one:


a. Maritime Tropical; Maritime Polar; Maritime Arctic;
Continental Arctic.

b. Maritime Polar; Maritime Tropical; Maritime Arctic;
Continental Arctic.

c. Maritime Tropical; Maritime Polar; Continental Arctic;
Maritime Arctic.

d. Maritime Tropical; Maritime Arctic; Maritime Polar;
Continental Arctic. correct answer: a

Which of the following air masses are not prevalent during the
summer in Canada?


Select one:


a. Continental Arctic

b. Maritime Arctic

,c. Maritime Polar

d. Maritime Tropical correct answer: a

Which air mass is responsible for bringing Canada cool, moist
and damp weather?


Select one:


a. Continental Arctic

b. Maritime Arctic

c. Maritime Polar

d. Maritime Tropical correct answer: c

Which air mass is responsible for bringing hot and humid
weather to Canada?


Select one:


a. Continental Arctic

b. Maritime Arctic

, c. Maritime Polar

d. Maritime Tropical correct answer: d

This air mass brings clear and pleasant weather to the North:


Select one:


a. Continental Arctic.

b. Maritime Arctic.

c. Maritime Polar.

d. Maritime Tropical. correct answer: b

An air mass that forms over a warm sea and is then carried over
a cold surface tends to:


Select one:


a. Stabilize.

b. Become unstable.

c. Produce heavy precipitation.