A.   A small climate

B.   The average weather conditions in an area

D.   Study of the world's climate

A.   The time of day when the Sun is highest in the sky

C.   The name of a constellation

D.   The temperature of the Sun's surface

A.   Right Ascension

B.   Altitude

D.   Declination

B.   The minimum amount of water vapor that air can contain at a particular temperature

C.   The average amount of water vapor in the air

D.   The amount of water vapor needed to saturate the air

A.   A method of diagnosing mental illness

B.   A type of therapy

D.   A device that measures psychological attributes

A.   The amount of heat needed to raise the temperature of one unit of dry air by one degree Celsius.

C.   The air temperature measured by the wet-bulb thermometer of a psychrometer.

D.   The maximum amount of heat that air can hold at a particular temperature.

B.   It is apsychrometric measurement.

C.   It is the humidity of the air.

D.   It is the same as the air temperature.

A.   The highest temperature at which dew can form.

C.   The lowest temperature at which dew can form.

D.   A unit of measure for humidity.

A.   The process of making something hot

B.   The process of making something cold

C.   Transfer of heat by the movement of molecules

A.   A measure of the amount of work that can be done by a system

B.   A state of matter

C.   Energy that is transferred from one object to another

A.   The energy released or absorbed by a substance during a change of state that results in no change in temperature.

C.   The energy released or absorbed by a system as the process of change occurs.

D.   None of the above.

A.   The product of the sensible and latent heat of a substance

C.   The sum of the solid and liquid heat of a substance

D.   The difference between the sensible and latent heat of a substance

A.   Radiation

B.   Absorption

D.   Convection

A.   The ability of a material to conduct electricity.

C.   A material's opposition to the flow of electric charges.

D.   The physical force that opposes the flow of electrons in an electric circuit.

A.   A device that is used to measure the thermal conductivity of a material

B.   A material that has a low thermal conductivity and is used to insulate

C.   A material that has a high thermal conductivity and is used to transfer heat

A.   Fossil fuels

B.   Electricity

C.   Solar energy

B.   The art of breathing

C.   The study of air quality

D.   The regulation of temperature

A.   Condensation

B.   Precipitation

D.   Evaporation

A.   A unit of measurement for heat

B.   A factor used in calculating heating load

C.   The study of heat transfer

B.   Advection, abrasion, attrition

C.   Both of these

D.   None of these

A.   Heat Receipt

B.   Cooling

C.   Heat Storage

B.   Heat Loss

C.   Heat Transfer

D.   Heat

A.   A system that uses energy to create work

C.   A machine that produces energy

D.   Something that protects you from the sun

B.   Solar Energy Through Fenestration

C.   Gain Through Fenestration

D.   Indirect Gain

B.   A large body of water

C.   A small body of water

D.   A type of construction material

A.   Heating, Ventilation, Air Cooling

C.   High Volume Air Conditioning

D.   Heavy Ventilation and Air Conditioning

A.   Air handler

C.   Central control unit

D.   HVAC system

B.   A device for cooking food

C.   A device that generates electricity

D.   A device used to measure pressure

A.   Radiation

B.   Boiling

C.   Conduction

A.   A device that creates heat.

B.   A device that transfers energy from one substance to another.

C.   A device that transfers heat from one object to another.

A.   To clean the air

B.   To regulate temperature

D.   To provide fresh air

A.   A system that uses electricity to transfer heat

C.   A system that uses solar panels to transfer heat

D.   A dry cleaning system

A.   A tube or channel for conducting electricity.

B.   A tube or channel for conducting food.

C.   A tube or channel for conducting water.

A.   High Volume Air Conditioning

B.   Home Ventilation and Air Conditioning

D.   Hawaii Vacation and Air Conditioning

A.   A device that delivers water to a space.

C.   A device that delivers food to a space.

D.   A device that delivers air to a space.

A.   A country

C.   A city

D.   A type of building

B.   A manufacturing company that produces only one product

C.   A control system with one final control element per process variable

D.   A company that organizes its work force into departments based on processes

A.   The highest temperature

B.   The lowest temperature.

D.   The average temperature

A.   By dividing expected yearly savings by the initial investment

B.   By multiplying initial investment by expected yearly savings

D.   By taking the square root of the initial investment by expected yearly savings

B.   The act of modifying something to suit a particular purpose.

C.   The process of acclimatization

D.   The process of becoming accustomed to a new climate

A.   Patterns of light and sound

B.   Patterns of light and movement

C.   Patterns of darkness and light

B.   The feeling of happiness and positivity

C.   A measure of how well light reflects off an object

D.   The distance from which an object is seen

B.   Efficacy

C.   Lamp Life

D.   Lumen Maintenance

A.   To provide general lighting

B.   To provide light in specific areas for decoration

D.   To provide light in specific areas for safety

A.   Available Outdoor Illuminance

C.   LED

D.   Interior Illuminance

A.   Regular reflection of light

B.   Reflection of light from a smooth surface

C.   Mirrored reflection of light

A.   To reduce glare

B.   For more energy-efficient lighting

C.   For better lighting

A.   Wind

C.   Objects in the way

D.   The sun

B.   High efficiency

C.   Low energy

D.   Adjustable

A.   Something that impairs your vision if you have a disability

B.   A type of specialneeds glasses

D.   When someone with a disability becomes angry