Water cycle and climates
Heat energy travels
Energy that comes into conflict with object
Duration of insolation and insolation
Factors that effect climate
100

What is a water cycle?

Water supply being recycled between oceans, atmosphere and land 

100

What are the 3 ways heat can travel

Convection conduction and radiation

100

What type of energy does no pass through a object , it bounces back?

reflected

100

T/F duration varies with latitude and season 

true

100

Where are the coldest climates found near?

Earths poles

200

Evaporation and transpiration are fueled by…?

The energy from the sun 

200

If you have shorter wavelength, what kind of energy do you have?

Greater energy 

200

What is scattered energy?

Combination of refraction and reflection 

200

When is the greatest duration of insolation?

June 21st

200

What are the 5 factors that affect climate change?

1. Latitude 

2.altitude

3. Mountain ranges 

4.oceans and large bodies of water 

5. ocean currents 

300

What 3 things release water from the atmosphere?

Condensation sublimation and precipitation 

300

What’s an example of electromagnetic energy? 

X-rays, gamma rays 

300

T/F light surfaces are better absorbers of energy than dark colors 

False

300

What is insolation ?

Electromagnetic energy given off by the sun that reaches the earth

300

Where are marine climates found?

In regions near a body of water 

400

What is infiltration?

When water sinks(absorbed)  into the ground 

400

What is the fastest form of heat transfer?

Radiation

400

what are the 5 energy’s that come into conflict with an object 

1. Refracted 

2.reflected

3. Scattered 

4.absorbed 

5.transmitted 

400

What time in the afternoon is the highest air temp 

2 or 3 pm 

400

middle latitude climates experience…..?

Large seasonal changes in temp 

500

How do we know the cycle is in constant equilibrium?

Because the oceans and rivers have not dried up yet 

500

How is electromagnetic energy distinguished from one another?

Difference in wavelengths 

500

If a object heats up quickly… how does it cool down?

Quickly 

500

Why is there a time lag between the time of greatest intensity and the time of the highest air temp?

Bc insolation energy is first absorbed by earths surface and then reradiated back out as heat energy that warms the air 

500

T/F as air rises, reduced pressure causes air to condense and become cooler 

False

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