World
Humans, Plants & Animals
Water & Wind
Then, Now, and Future
Final Jeopardy
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What is Weather?

Weather refers to the precipitation and temperature conditions of a place at a certain time 

100
Give one way in which animals survive in climates that dont produce food year round

Migration, Hibernation, Storage, etc.

100

What is a drought

A period of time where an area receives much less rainfall than usual

100

List 2 factors that can affect climate

Nearness to the equator or poles, mountains or other landforms, oceans, global wind patterns, and jet streams

200

What is Climate?

Climate refers to what weather conditions and like over a long period of time

200

How are plants and animals able to live in extreme climates?

They are able to adapt to their environment

200

What kind of climate would you expect to have near the Equator?

Tropical Climate

200

What are 2 of the things that scientists use to learn about weather long ago?

Fossils, Rocks, Ancient Ice, and the Ocean Floor

200

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300

How many climate zones exist in the world?

There are 10 climate zones in the world

300

What causes a trees rings to be thinner?

Bad temperature or rainfall conditions can cause the trees rings to be thinner

300

What causes Wind?

Air warmed by the sun rises, cold air which is heavier sinks, causing a circular pattern of rising and falling air which results in wind.

300

What 2 countries of the world produce the most greenhouse gases?

U.S.A and China

400

Why do climates remain the same for decades, centuries, or longer?

This is because the factors that would affect the climate do not change, or they change very slowly

400

What are some ways in which human bodies have adapted over time to the different places they live?

Things like becoming taller and thinner in hotter climates, or possessing bigger lungs in higher altitudes

400

What do changes in earth's movement affect? 

Global Temperatures 

400

How is Earth like a greenhouse?

Just like a greenhouse takes in the suns heat and holds the heat inside of it to warm the plants. Gases in the atmosphere trap the suns heat in the air around our planet1
500

Name 5 of the different climate zones that exist in the world

Ten Zones: Polar, Northern termerate, Temperate, Mountain, Costal, Tropical, Subtropical, Arid, Semiarid, and Mediterranean

500

Why do villagers in Chile have to "catch" water from their clouds?

This is because their climate is one of heavy mist, yet very little rainfall

500

How does the ocean affect coastal climate? 

(Hint: What does it cause in the Spring and Fall)

In the spring, cool ocean breezes prevent coastal areas from warming to quickly and in the fall warm ocean breezes help the coastal areas stay warm longer

500

Why is the Greenhouse Effect so dangerous?

The greenhouse effect is dangerous because the trapped gases causes heat in areas to rise, this rising heat can make areas of the planet unlivable 

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