Phase me
Tides/Phases and other things
Weather
Stormy Weather
SEAson
heating things up
More Hot Stuff
other things we learned
100

This Phase

What is new Moon

100

This pull is responsible for the tides

What is the gravitational pull of the moon?

100

day to day conditions of the atmosphere, temp, precip, and other factors

What is weather

100

A body of air that is about the same temp and moisture level throughout

What is an air mass

100

The day of the year in the northern hemisphere when the sun is the farthest north from the equator.

What is the summer solstice?

100

Ultimate source for heat

What is the sun?

100

At 12:00 noon shadows will be longer in the summer or winter

What is in the winter?

100

As the amount of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere rises the temperature on earth 

                           Rises or Falls

Rises

200

What is this phase of the moon

Waning Gibbous

200

When the tidal range is highest.  The greatest distance between high and low tide

What is a spring tide?

200

Average weather patterns over a long period of time

What is climate

200

Condition of the atmosphere where pressure is above average range

What is high pressure

200

Day of the year in the northern hemisphere when the sun is the farthest south from the equator

What is the winter solstice?


Bonus.  What is this day in the southern hemisphere?

200

The use of this kind of fuel causes more global warming

What is fossil fuel

200

Warming effect of the earth that results when solar radiation is trapped by the atmosphere

What is the greenhouse effect?

200

what evidence do they look too to make inferences about past climate data on earth

Ice core in Antarctica 

300

Waxing or Waning

What is Waxing

300

The difference between high and low tide is the least

What is a Neap Tide

300

The pushing force of the atmosphere

What is barometric pressure?

300

Condition of the atmosphere when the pressure is below average range

What is low pressure

300

sections of the year with specific weather patterns and daylight hours resulting from the earth's and the sun's position in relation to each other

What are seasons?

300

Gases in the earth's atmosphere that trap heat near the surface

greenhouse gases

300

which season

What is winter

300

What causes the high rate of carbon dioxide on earth

burning fossil fuels

400

The moon phases of a spring tide

What is full or new moon?

400

The path that earth travels around the sun

What is orbit

400

This is any form of water that falls from clouds and reaches Earth

What is precipitation? 

400

The amount of moisture in the air

What is humidity?

400

The word used to describe the day when night and daylight are the same amounts of time

What is equinox?

400

Where fossil fuels were created millions of years ago.

What are in buried swamps and oceans?

400

These are the three ways energy moves from the sun to earth through the atmosphere

Conduction   touching

Convection  through currents of moisture and 

Radiation    Through waves  from the sun

400

What kind of front is this

What is a cold front

500

The moon phases of a neap tide

Crescent moons   Waxing or Waning   

500

To move around a central axis

What is rotate?

500

This type of air holds more moisture

      warm     cool

What is warm

500

These are the two different types of air masses


What are continental and maritime

               over land         over water



500

The days of the year when the sun is farthest north or south of the equator

What is the solstice?

500

This is the reason why it is cooler next to the ocean in the summer and warmer next to the ocean in the winter than inland 100 kilometers

What is water takes longer to heat up (cooler summer) and longer to cool off (warmer in the winter

500

The heat required to raise the temperature of one gram of water one degree Celcius

What is specific heat

500

This kind of front air masses meet and stop moving forward

Stationary front

600

This is when the light part of the moon is on the right side and gets bigger each day.

What is a waxing moon?

600

This is what it is called when the moon earth and sun are in a direct line and the moon blocks the rays from the sun from reaching the earth for a short period of time

What is a solar eclipse?

600

Four factors that create weather conditions

What are temperature, humidity, air pressure, and landforms?

600

Air masses start over these two places and then move north or south.

What are over the equator , tropical 

 and over the poles (polar)?

600

this the the degree of the earth's tilt

What is 23 degrees

600

Four main gases that make up most of the earth's atmosphere

Nitrogen, oxygen, carbon, and Other gases

600

The movement of energy from a warmer object to a cooler object

What is heat transfer?

600

What weather conditions may happen when at the line of the cold front and warm front when a cold front moves in 

storms

700

This is when the earth is located in between the sun and the moon causing the moon to go black for a short period of time

What is a lunar eclipse?

700

When 3/4 of the moon is lit what do we call that moon

What is a gibbous moon?

700

What happens to the air (raise or lower)when the atmosphere is heated 

What is Air rises to cause low pressure at the surface?

700

Wind moves in this direction

What is from areas of High pressure to areas of Low pressure

700

Season in the southern hemisphere in left most pic

What is winter?

700

Major greenhouse gases

Carbon dioxide. methane, nitrous oxide and fluorinated gases

700

Shadows are longer in the winter because...

What is the sun is lower in the sky.  Less direct rays of the sun

700

Keelings Curve looks at the carbon cycle of the earth

What does it show

That there is a yearly cycle of the rise and fall of the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere that correlates with the number of leaves on the trees (summer and winter)...but also that these are rising as a whole over the last 60 years because there is more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere than ever before

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