Wind
Fronts
Air Pressure
Planets
Energy and Light
100
Define wind.

Wind is a cooler gust of air.

100

Why do the warm air masses always rise?

Warm air masses are less dense.

100

Which Pressure System results in air rising and why?

Low pressure due to density.
100

Why is Neptune the coldest Planet?

It is the farthest planet from the Sun.

100

What is the difference of Kinetic and Potential Energy?

Kinetic energy is the energy an object possesses due to its motion, while potential energy is stored energy an object has based on its position or configuration.

200

What is the speed of wind that can cause a tornado

80-200 mph

200

Draw and label the way air masses move in a cold front and warm front.

(see drawings)
200

What do the air particles look like in a high pressure system?

See whiteboards.

200

What is the coldest Planet?

Neptune.

200
If a roller coaster is at its highest peak. What type of Energy does it have?

Potential Energy.

300

What measures wind speed and pressure?

Anemometer

300

Which direction do the air masses in a cold front move?

Towards each other

300

What measures Air Pressure?

Barometer.

300

How do Scientists think the red dust on Mars was formed?

Chemicals mixed with the water that used to be there. (And rusted Iron Minerals)

300

What does MELTS stand for?

Mechanical, Electrical, Light, Thermal, Sound

400

Which direction does wind move?

High pressure to low pressure

400

Why is it more difficult for warm fronts to push through cold fronts?

The cold fronts are more dense. (almost like it weighs more) 

400
What increases Air pressure?

Addition or Subtraction of Heat.

400

Where is Pluto Located?

The kuiper belt.

400

Which 2 types of energy does a bulb produce?

Light and Heat

500

What causes wind?

Wind is caused from high pressure air moving to where the low pressure air was. (low pressure air left the open space because it was rising)

500

What is the definition of a weather front?

The edge of 2 air masses.

500

Why do we not feel Air Pressure?

The air inside and outside our bodies is about the same as the atmospheric pressure outside.

500

Which Planets have rings?

Uranus and Saturn.

500

Why do we see shadows, and what is a shadow?

There is a source of light and an object that blocks that light. Which causes shadows to form. 

Shadows are when an opaque object or material is placed in the path of rays of light.

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