Below are images of thermometers used to record daily air temperature changes. Compare the thermometer readings at different times of the day. Fill in the empty cells of the observation table for daily air temperature if it is known that the lowest air temperature was at 5:00 AM and the highest at 11:00 AM. Write the air temperature values as whole numbers. Code: 60062 Subject: Geography, 6th Grade, Variant 1, Part 2

Observation Table

Explanation:

• The image displays two thermometers. The first thermometer shows a reading of -5°C. The second thermometer shows a reading of 35°C.
• It is stated that the lowest temperature was recorded at 5:00 AM and the highest at 11:00 AM. Therefore, the temperature at 5:00 AM is -5°C, and the temperature at 11:00 AM is 35°C.
• Based on the typical diurnal temperature variation, the temperature at 17:00 (5 PM) would likely be lower than the peak at 11:00 AM but higher than the lowest point at 5:00 AM. A reasonable estimate for 17:00 would be around 25°C, which is also the reading shown on the second thermometer if it were to be interpreted as a third reading. However, without a third thermometer image, we infer based on common temperature trends.

Answer: The completed table is shown above.