The Water Cycle and Spheres
Weather
Clouds
Climate
Erosion
100

The changing of a liquid to a gas.

What is evaporation?

100

The pushing force of the atmosphere.

What is barometric pressure.

100

The frozen precipitation that forms in layers.

What is hail?

100

The number of years weather conditions must be collected to be considered climate.

What is 30 years?

100

The process of laying down materials such as rocks and soil.

What is deposition?

200

Water that flows off the land into streams, rivers, lakes, and the ocean.

What is Runoff.

200

The type of pressure associated with warm air rising.

What is Low Pressure?
200

The air temperature in Celcius and Fahrenheit that snow would turn to rain.

What is 0 C and 32 F?

200

The measure of how far a place is from the equator.

What is Latitude?

200

The force causing erosion.

What is gravity?
300

This energy source starts the water cycle. 

What is the Sun.

300
This affects the type of precipitation that forms.

What is air temperature?

300
Frozen raindrops are known as this. 

What is sleet?

300
The three major zones of climate.

What is the polar, temperate, and tropical zone.

300

Two causes of water erosion.

What are rivers, rain, waves, glaciers?

400

What sphere covers three quarters of the earth?

What is the Hydrosphere?

400

The four things that interact to make weather. 

What is barometric pressure, temperature, wind, water?

400

The two landforms that impact clouds.

What are mountains and bodies of water?

400

These travel through the ocean and can make a climate warmer or cooler.

What are ocean currents?

400
These prevent beach and coastal erosion.

What are grasses and plants?

500

The number of kilometers above and below sea level is the biosphere.

What is 10 km
500
What type of pressure would typically form near the Equator?

What is Low Pressure.

500

Different clouds are determined by these two things.

What is weather and altitude.
500

The major greenhouse gas trapping the sun's heat and warming the Earth.

Carbon Dioxide

500

Two examples of wind erosion. 

What are sand dunes and farms?

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