Atmosphere - Wind
Ocean - Currents
Water Cycle
100

What is wind like at the equator?

low because it air pressure low

100

What energy input drives ocean currents?

sunlight

100

What is evaporation?

liquid to gas

200

What can wind transport?

energy, organic matter, dust, pollen

200

What are things ocean currents can transfer?

energy, nutrients, organisms, matter, etc.

200

What is condensation?

gas to liquid

300

What is the Coriolis Effect?

Earth's rotation causes the wind to curve and not follow a straight line

300

What drives deep currents?

density differences, the less dense water rises etc.

300

What is sublimation?

solid to gas

400

How are the wind and ocean currents related?

wind moves the surface currents in the same direction

400

How does Earth's rotation affect ocean currents?

It causes them to curve = Coriolis Effect

400

What is transpiration?

liquid to gas from plant leaves

500

What causes wind?

sun heats Earth unevenly -> temperature differences -> pressure differences -> wind

500

What is salinity and how does it impact ocean currents?

Salinity is the amount of salt in the water, the more salt the more dense 

500

What two processes or forces drive the water cycle?

energy from the sun and gravity

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