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CSEC Geography · May/June 2009 · Paper 2 · Question 4(a)(ii)

Based on the temperature-height graph in Figure 2 showing changes in temperature up a 2000 m mountain.

State the height of the top of the cloud.

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  1. 4(a)(i)State the height at which condensation begins.[1 mark]
  2. 4(a)(iii)Determine the temperature at the condensation level.[1 mark]
  3. 4(a)(iv)Determine the temperature at the top of the mountain.[1 mark]
  4. 4(b)(i)State TWO characteristics of the temperature and TWO characteristics of the rainfall of equatorial regions.[4 marks]
  5. 4(b)(ii)List FOUR characteristics of the trees of tropical continental regions.[4 marks]
  6. 4(c)(i)Account for the development of relief rainfall in the Caribbean.[6 marks]
  7. 4(c)(ii)Explain why air flows downhill at night in mountainous areas.[3 marks]
  8. 4(c)(iii)Explain why winds at the same elevation are warmer on the leeward side than on the windward side.[3 marks]

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