Vocabulary
Heating Earth
Earth's Systems
Water Cycle
Global Warming
100

The rise in global average temperature near Earth's surface

Global Warming

100

True or False: All of Earth is heated the same way

False

100

How many Earth systems are there

Four

100

Name three types of precipitation

Rain, snow, sleet, hail

100

Changes in climate that causes an impact and changes climate further

Feedback loops

200

A measure of heat; measured with a thermometer

Temperature

200

Sun is more concentrated near which part of Earth?

Equator

200

All water on Earth

Hydropshere

200

Transformation of liquid water to water vapor (gas)

Evaporation

200

More solar radiation reflected usually results in what type of climates

Cooler

300

The circulation of water through the hydrosphere from Earth's surface to the atmosphere and back

Water Cycle

300

If the North pole is tilted away from the sun it is in which season?

Winter

300

All living things on Earth

Biosphere

300

Molecules tightly packed together are what state of matter

Solid

300

True or False: Global Warming only has negative effects on living things

False

400

A measurement of a location's position to the equator

Latitude

400

A higher albedo percentage means (more or less) light is reflected?

More

400

Earth's landforms

Geosphere

400

Water cooling off and transforming back into liquid water in clouds

Condensation

400

How are maple trees affected by warmer temperatures? (written out answer required)

The warmer temperatures make it difficult for the trees to grow. With the help of wind, rain, and animals, the tree seeds have been moved more northern where the temperatures are cooler. These cooler temperatures are more ideal for the trees to grow in.

500

Earth's ability to reflect the sun's light

Albedo

500

Name two different factors that influences the percentage of albedo

Color, type of structure, texture, state of matter

500

Mixture of gasses, dust, water vapor, and molecules above Earth's crust

Atmosphere

500

Water moving through plants' roots to leaves and released back to atmosphere

Transpiration

500

Which part of Earth absorbs the most amount of sunlight?

Oceans

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