The studies of Geography are always related to a certain scale of proportion and size that represents the level of detail that can be obtained, as ...

The studies of Geography are always related to a certain scale of proportion and size that represents the level of detail that can be obtained, as shown in the image. Therefore, regarding the scales of climatic studies, classify V for true sentences and F for false ones:

( ) Microclimate or local climate: it is the smallest climatic scale, which encompasses a few hundred or tens of square meters. The factors that define this unit refer to the movement of air on the surface, including obstacles to circulation, as well as land use, with small spatial extent.
( ) Mesoclimate: this way of studying the climate considers the climate of large forests and deserts. It is an intermediate unit, usually linked to the climate of the interior of continents.
( ) Macroclimate: this is the largest climatic unit. It involves the global climate, but also encompasses zonal or belt climate of the world's territory, or it can also encompass the regional climate of extensive areas.
( ) Microclimate: it is the largest and most precise working scale. Spatially, it reflects the climate of a continent, large forested areas, deserts, for example. The factors that define this scale are conditioned by the general circulation of the atmosphere, astronomical factors, and larger geographical factors, such as the division between continent and ocean.
A) F; F; F; V.
B) V; V; V; F.
C) V; V; F; F.
D) F; F; V; V.