STR/581: Strategic Planning & Implementation Wk 5 - Signature Assignment: Strategic Plan - Implementation Plan, Strategic Controls, and Contingency Plan Analysis Top of Form About Your Signature Assignment This signature assignment is designed to align with specific program student learning outcome(s) in your program. Program Student Learning Outcomes are broad statements that describe what students should know and be able to do upon completion of their degree. The signature assignments may be graded with an automated rubric that allows the University to collect data that can be aggregated across a location or college/school and used for program improvements.  Write a 1,050-word minimum strategic implementation plan in which you include the following:  · Create an implementation plan including: · Objectives · Functional tactics · Action items · Milestones and deadlines · Tasks and task ownership · Resource allocation · Recommend any organizational change management strategies that may enhance successful implementation. · Develop key success factors, budget, and forecasted financials, including a break-even chart. · Create a risk management plan including contingency plans for the identified risks.  Format your paper according to APA guidelines. Physical Exam #4 Your Name: ____________________________ _____ ____1. If air's capacity for holding water vapor is diminished, then the relative humidity will _____. 48 A) rise B) fall C) be unchanged D) double E) none of the above ____2. In the atmosphere, liquid water collects around minute particles called ________. A) condensation nuclei B) raindrops C) fog D) cloud droplets E) ice crystals ____3. Clouds form if air is ________. A) cooled to the dew point B) below freezing C) stable D) unstable E) windy ____4. Among cloud types, those that occur at the highest altitudes are the ________. A) cumulus B) altocumulus C) stratus D) cirrus E) stratocumulus ____5. Which of the following is most closely associated with stable air? A) very moist air B) cooling of rising air C) rising air D) fast wind speeds in the air E) descent of air ____6. Showery weather and cumuliform clouds point to the presence of ____. A) orographic lift of air B) anticyclonic descent of air C) instability D) relatively few condensation nuclei E) atmospheric equilibrium ____7. Downwind of large mountain ranges there is less precipitation; this drier zone is called the ________. A) windward side B) rain shadow C) advection side D) adiabatic area E) lifting condensation level ____8. A midlatitude anticyclone ____ A) is more than one air mass B) exhibits instability C) has a front in its center D) is associated with fast winds E) is associated with sunny, dry weather ____9. Which of the following is NOT NECESSARILY a property of an air mass? A) It must be large. B) It must have relatively uniform properties within itself. C) It must have a warm front at its leading edge. D) .

1. STR/581: Strategic Planning & Implementation
Wk 5 - Signature Assignment: Strategic Plan - Implementation
Plan, Strategic Controls, and Contingency Plan Analysis
Top of Form
About Your Signature Assignment
This signature assignment is designed to align with specific
program student learning outcome(s) in your program. Program
Student Learning Outcomes are broad statements that describe
what students should know and be able to do upon completion
of their degree. The signature assignments may be graded with
an automated rubric that allows the University to collect data
that can be aggregated across a location or college/school and
used for program improvements.
Write a 1,050-word minimum strategic implementation plan in
which you include the following:
· Create an implementation plan including:
· Objectives
· Functional tactics
· Action items
· Milestones and deadlines
· Tasks and task ownership
· Resource allocation
· Recommend any organizational change management strategies
that may enhance successful implementation.
· Develop key success factors, budget, and forecasted
financials, including a break-even chart.
· Create a risk management plan including contingency plans
for the identified risks.
Format your paper according to APA guidelines.

2. Physical Exam #4 Your Name:
____________________________ _____
____1. If air's capacity for holding water vapor is diminished,
then the relative humidity will _____. 48
A) rise B) fall C) be unchanged D)
double E) none of the above
____2. In the atmosphere, liquid water collects around minute
particles called ________. A) condensation nuclei
B) raindrops C) fog D) cloud droplets E) ice
crystals
____3. Clouds form if air is ________.
A) cooled to the dew point B) below freezing C) stable D)
unstable E) windy
____4. Among cloud types, those that occur at the highest
altitudes are the ________. A) cumulus
B) altocumulus C) stratus D) cirrus E) stratocumulus
____5. Which of the following is most closely associated with
stable air?
A) very moist air B) cooling of rising air C) rising air D)
fast wind speeds in the air E) descent of air
____6. Showery weather and cumuliform clouds point to the
presence of ____. A) orographic lift of air B) anticyclonic
descent of air C) instability D) relatively few condensation
nuclei E) atmospheric equilibrium
____7. Downwind of large mountain ranges there is less
precipitation; this drier zone is called the ________.
A) windward side B) rain shadow C) advection side
D) adiabatic area E) lifting condensation level

3. ____8. A midlatitude anticyclone ____ A) is more than one
air mass B) exhibits instability C) has a front in its center
D) is associated with fast winds E) is associated
with sunny, dry weather
____9. Which of the following is NOT NECESSARILY a
property of an air mass? A) It must be large. B) It must have
relatively uniform properties within itself. C) It must have
a warm front at its leading edge. D) It must travel as a
recognizable entity. E) It must modify as it leaves its
source region.
____10. Which of the following rarely affects North America?
A) equatorial B) maritime tropical C) Arctic D)
continental polar E) continental tropical
____11. Which of the following is NOT an ideal air mass source
region?
the Rocky Mountains west of Denver B) the flat tundra
surface of northern Canada C) the flat desert surface of the
Sahara D) the Pacific ocean near the Gulf of Alaska
____12. Fronts are located ________.
A) near air masses B) underneath air masses C) at the
edges of air masses D) in the middle of air masses E) with
respect to motion, to the rear of air masses
____13. ______ have the most dynamic and changeable day-to-
day weather on Earth. A) Tropical latitudes
B) Latitudes affected by fronts C) Air mass source regions D)
Latitudes affected by hurricanes
____14. On a weather map, a symbol consisting of triangles
arranged along one side of a line indicates a(n) ________ front.
A) warm B) cold C) stationary D) occluded
E) tropical

4. ____15. Which of the following probably is least indicative of a
cold frontal passage two hours ago?
A) an increase in temperature B) a change in wind speed
C) an increase in in humidity
D) an increase in stability E) a change in wind
direction
____16. The Köppen system of climate classification is based
on ________.
A) solar radiation B) temperature and precipitation
C) evapotranspiration
D) sensible temperature indices E) cumulative
humidity indices
____17. Currently, with many climatic classification schemes
which have been devised, scholars generally recognize that
there are _______ basic climate types on Earth. A) 0 B) 5 C)
10 D) 20
____18. Which of the following is NOT one of the world's five
basic climatic types? A) high latitude wet B) tropical
hot-dry C) equatorial warm-wet D) midlatitude cool temperate
E) subtropical warm temperate
____19. Looking at a world climate map, ________ has the
most symmetrical of the distributions of major climatic types on
either side of the Equator. A) Australia B) South America C)
Africa D) Europe E) Asia
____20. The text makes frequent use of ________, which are
charts showing average monthly temperatures and precipitation
amounts. A) rain graphs B) climographs C) barographs
D) weather graphs E) isohyets
____21. Mediterranean climates experience dry summers
because of ________.
A) a double maximum of sun elevation B) the position of

5. subtropical high pressure
C) the cool ocean currents D) adjacent rain shadows E)
the strong jet stream influence
____22. Where in the world does average daily temperature
exceed the annual temperature range?
A) everywhere B) the polar latitudes C) the middle latitudes
D) the tropical latitudes E) nowhere
____23. ”Night is winter" is best applied to the ________
climate. A) Af B) Am C) BWk D) Csa E) Dfa
____24. The single most descriptive word that can be applied to
Tropical Wet climates is ________ A) variability B)
seasonality C) comfortable D) invigoratingE)
monotonous
____25. The B climates are dry most usually because of lack of
________ A) uplift in the air B) solar energy C)
moisture in the air D) high altitude E) occurrence near the
polar front
____26. The largest amount of tropical rainforest is on the
continent of ________ A) Africa B) Asia C)
South America D) North America E) Australia
27. Southern California has a Mediterranean climate. Can you
describe it and explain the controls for why we have this
climate (2 points). Koppen classification? ______ Location?
_______ (latitude) _______ (what side of the continent)?
Two reasons we have this climate are: ________________
_________________
____28. ________ is NOT one of the world's biomes. A)
Desert B) Tropical scrub C) Ice field D)
Tundra E) Boreal forest F) Midlatitude grassland

6. ____29. The ability to use solar energy in food production is
________.
A) not exhibited in animals B) accomplished by all life on
Earth C) not exhibited in most plants
D) not accomplished by any of the life on Earth E) a
characteristic of only the perennials
____30. A(n) ______ tree is one that sheds its leaves on a
sporadic or successive basis with no seasonal variation. A)
deciduous B) hardwood C) softwood D) broadleaf E)
evergreen
____31. The hardwood broadleaf deciduous trees around the
world are ________. A) eucalyptus B)
angiosperms C) gymnosperms D) acacias E)
pines
____32. A ________ is a natural but variable sequential change
in vegetation patterns.
A) deciduous B) succession C) hypertrophic
D) food chain E) monotreme
____33. According to the concept of vertical zonation, changes
in ________ are the counterpart of changes in altitude. A)
longitude B) slope angle C) precipitation D) soil E)
latitude
____34. Most of North America, including the U.S.A. and
Canada, lies within the ______ zoogeographic realm. A)
Australian B) Neotropical C) Palearctic D) Ethiopian E)
Nearctic
Short Answers (1 point each)
35. Describe vertical zonation; draw a diagram. Answer in terms
of climatic changes .

7. 36. Explain how an observer can determine the stability
condition of the atmosphere by noticing cloud types.
37. Name and explain four methods of determining the climates
of the past (2 points).
38. We are in the Age of the Anthropocene; what are two forms
of evidence that without doubt indicated that people have
caused a worldwide warming of the climate.
39. What information is conveyed in a climograph and draw one
for this location? What kind of climate is it?
Is this a northern or southern hemisphere location, why? (3
points)
Jan 1 inch, -20F
Feb 1 inch, -10F
March .5 inch, 10F
April - 1 inch, 25F
May 1 inch, 40F
June 1.5 inch, 55F
July 2 inch 60F
Aug 2 inch 55F
Sept 2 inch 45F

8. Oct 1.5 inch 25F
Nov 1.5 inch 0F
Dec 1 inch -15F
Answer these questions concerning these 3 maps of consecutive
days in the newspaper (5 points).
Which map is the oldest and which is the newest? Are these
maps showing weather or climate? In which direction are the
fronts moving? Can you tell whether it is a cold or warm front?
What do some of the symbols represent? Dark and light shading,
lines with triangles or half moons?
If you were standing in Chicago while this front moved through,
how would temperatures change?
Is this front (eastern US) a Low or High and in what direction is
it rotating? Explain why the southeastern part of the US is
receiving rain from the Gulf of Mexico?
Where in the US would you find lots of sunshine and warm
weather? Where would you find thunderstorms and strong
winds? And where would it be overcast and cloudy?
A) deciduous B) succession C) hypertrophic D) food chain E)
monotreme
____33. According to the concept of vertical zonation, changes

9. in ________ are the counterpart of changes
in altitude. A) longitude B) slope angle C) precipitation D) soil
E) latitude
____34. Most of North America, including the U.S.A. and
Canada, lies within the ______ zoogeographic realm.
A) Australian B) Neotropical C) Palearctic D) Ethiopian E)
Nearctic
Short Answers (1 point each)
35. Describe vertical zonation; draw a diagram. Answer in terms
of climatic changes .
36. Explain how an observer can determine the stability
condition of the atmosphere by noticing cloud types.
37. Name and explain four methods of determining the climates
of the past (2 points).
38. We are in the Age of the Anthropocene; what are two forms
of evidence that without doubt indicated that
people have caused a worldwide warming of the climate.
39. What information is conveyed in a climograph
and draw one for this location? What kind of climate
is it?
Is this a northern or southern hemisphere location,
why? (3 points)

10. Jan 1 inch, -20F
Feb 1 inch, -10F
March .5 inch, 10F
April - 1 inch, 25F
May 1 inch, 40F
June 1.5 inch, 55F
July 2 inch 60F
Aug 2 inch 55F
Sept 2 inch 45F
Oct 1.5 inch 25F
Nov 1.5 inch 0F
Dec 1 inch -15F
Answer these questions concerning these 3 maps of consecutive
days in the newspaper (5 points).
Which map is the oldest and which is the newest? Are these
maps showing weather or climate? In which direction are the
fronts moving? Can you tell whether it is a cold or warm front?
What do some of the symbols represent? Dark and light shading,

11. lines with triangles or half moons?
If you were standing in Chicago while this front moved through,
how would temperatures change?
Is this front (eastern US) a Low or High and in what direction is
it rotating? Explain why the southeastern part of the US is
receiving rain from the Gulf of Mexico?
Where in the US would you find lots of sunshine and warm
weather? Where would you find thunderstorms and strong
winds?
And where would it be overcast and cloudy?