Seasons
Water Cycle
Carbon Cycle
Nitrogen Cycle
Air Masses and Fronts
100

The yearly orbit of Earth around the sun 

What is revolution?

100

True or False: Earth has an unlimited supply of water.

What is FALSE?

100

This is where carbon is stored

What are carbon sinks?

100

The most important helper in the Nitrogen Cycle

What is bacteria?

100

This is formed when cold and warm air meet

What is a front?

200

The hemisphere that is tilted toward the Sun experiences this season

What is summer?

200

The type of energy water molecules have

What is kinetic energy?

200

This is how carbon is released..also give me an example of how carbon is released

What are carbon sources? Teacher will judge if the example given by the student is correct. 

200

This change occurs during Fixation

What is N--> NH4

200

The name of an air mass that is wet and cold 

What is Maritime Polar?

300

During this phenomenon, the Sun's rays strike the Earth at its northernmost and southernmost positions.

What are the solstices (winter ans summer)?

300

These two things drive the process of the water cycle 

What are the Sun and the force of gravity?

300

This is another word for breathing 

What is respiration?

300

This is formed during Nitrification 

What are Nitrites(NO2) and Nitrates (NO3)?

300

This causes a front to be stationary 

What is when neither the cold air mass or the warm air mass has enough force to push the other out of the way

400

The summer solstice is the longest day of the year. Describe two other things that occur during the summer solstice. 

What is The hemisphere experiencing summer is titled closer to the sun than it ever has. Also, during the summer solstice, we get the most hours of daylight. 

400

List the three states of water, with examples of each state

What are solid(snow), liquid (rain), gas (water vapor)?

400

These are responsible for triggering the release of carbon sources (also give an example)

What are releasing agents? Teacher will listen to the example given by the student to determine if it is correct. 

400

The stage dedicated to the plants absorbing the absorbable nitrogen 

What is Assimilation?
400

Occurs when a warm air mass is blocked in between two cold air masses 

What is an occluded front?

500

Compare and contrast solstices and equinoxes by identifying two ways they are similar and two ways that they differ. 

Open Response..teacher will determine if answer is correct. 

500

List the 5 parts that make up the water cycle. In addition, tell me if any type of water state change occurs at a specific part during the cycle. 

Open Response, teacher will decided if answer is correct or not. 

500

List and Describe 3 sinks and 3 sources.

Sinks - tree, limestone, organisms, buried organic matter, plastic 

Sources - burning, weathering, respiration, decomposition 

500

The stage of the Nitrogen cycle where the Nitrites and Nitrates are broken down and released back into the atmosphere as N2

What is Denitrification?

500

This air mass would likely form over the Gulf of Mexico 

What is a Maritime Tropical air mass?

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