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【题目】读两大不同地形区中甲、乙两地相关资料,回答下列各题。

地区

经纬度

海拔(米)

一月平均气温(

七月平均气温(

102°E25°N

1891

77

198

113°E28°N

68

4

32

7.【1】甲、乙两地所在的地形区分别是

A云贵高原、成都平原

B黄土高原、华北平原

C青藏高原、四川盆地

D云贵高原、洞庭湖平原

【2】甲地夏季气温明显低于乙地,其主要原因是

A所处地形类型不同

B所处气候类型不同

C所处海陆位置不同

D所处纬度位置不同

【答案】

【1】D

【2】A

【解析】

试题分析:

【1】根据表格中的经纬度,结合海拔高度判断,甲所在地形区是云贵高原,乙地所在的地形区是洞庭湖平原,D对。 成都平原在110°E以西,A错。黄土高原、华北平原纬度在35°N以北,B错。青藏高原平均海拔在3000米以上,C错。

【2】甲地夏季气温明显低于乙地,其主要原因是所处地形类型不同,甲地是高原,海拔高,气温低。乙地是平原,气温高,A对。所处气候类型相同,B对。海陆位置、纬度位置差异不大,不是主要原因,C、D错。

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