Weather/Climate
Ocean Currents
Latitude
Heat Transfer
Global Warming
100

Definition of weather (doesn't need to be word for word)

the day-to-day conditions of the atmosphere (short term)

100
ocean currents closer to the poles are typically....

cold

100

If two cities have the same latitude they MUST have the same climate (true or false)

False

100

the transfer of heat through direct contact or touch

conduction

100

Gases that can trap heat within the atmosphere are called ____

Greenhouse gases

200

Definition of climate (doesn't need to be word for word)

the average conditions of an area over a long period of time (includes temperature and precipitation...LONG TERM)

200

Warm currents at the equator typically travel towards the _____.

poles

200

the closer to the equator gives an area this kind of sunlight

direct

200

Ocean currents bring warm or cold temps to different areas because of this type of heat transfer.

convection (movement of heat through a fluid)

200

What is one way that humans are adding Carbon Dioxide (greenhouse gases) into the atmosphere?

- transportation
- factories
-fertilizers
-deforestation (cutting down trees)

300

Four factors that affect weather

heat, wind, air pressure, humidity

300

ocean currents close to the equator are typically...

warm

300

What is the definition of latitude?

How near or far an area is north or south to the equator.

300
the sun warming the earth is an example of this type of heat transfer...

radiation

300

What is one way that nature is adding carbon dioxide into the atmosphere?

forest/wild fires
volcanic eruptions

400

5 factors that affect climate

latitude, elevation/altitude, ocean currents, global winds, nearness to water

400
Cold currents near the poles typically travel towards the ___.

Equator

400

If an area is close to the equator it was ALWAYS have a warm climate (true/false)

false

400

The heating and cooling of our atmosphere is caused MOSTLY by this type of heat transfer.

convection

400

Why is ozone helpful to humans?

Ozone acts like a shield and protects us from harmful ultra violet (UV) radiation.

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