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100
This is the shape in which light travels in space.
What is a straight line?
100
The name for the meteorological conditions which happen at one time in one place are called this:
What is the weather?
100
This is the force that causes water from rain which falls on the land to flow to the oceans.
What is gravity?
100
It takes about eight minutes for its light to reach Earth.
What is the Sun?
100
This is the cause of the day and night cycle on Earth.
What is rotation of Earth?
200
This is what we see when raindrops refract light.
What is a rainbow?
200
This is a word we use for conditons that usually occur every April in Argentina.
What is climate?
200
This process is about Earth materials carried by wind, water and ice.
What is erosion?
200
Closest to the Sun, this rocky planet has a year that lasts only about two Earth months.
What is Mercury?
200
The action of a planet orbiting the Sun, or of a moon orbiting its planet.
What is revolution?
300
This part of a periscope bounces light.
What is a mirror?
300
The arrival of this means an air mass is coming that has less thermal energy.
What is a cold front.
300
The most important physical property of soil that causes it to be good or poor at retaining water.
What is particle size?
300
Once considered a planet, it has now been reclassified as a planetoid.
What is Pluto?
300
This, combined with the Earth's tilt, is the reason for the seasons.
What is revolution?
400
Light can travel through space, air, water, and glass. Of all of these, light travels the slowest through this:
What is glass?
400
This is a word we would use for the conditions on March 15, 1949 in Dallas.
What is weather?
400
Rivers running to the oceans carve out valleys that are shaped like this letter.
What is the V?
400
This field of pieces of rock in space orbits the Sun between Mars and Jupiter.
What is the asteroid belt?
400
The axis on which the Earth is tilted and rotates, is a line drawn from the North Pole to this.
What is the South Pole?
500
The action of bending or changing the speed of light rays.
What is refraction?
500
This tool is used to measure wind speed.
What is an anonometer?
500
This is where rain goes when it is not evaporated or runoff.
What is groundwater?
500
These two planets are the only ones which are next to both a rocky planet and next to a gas planet?
What are Mars and Jupiter.
500
The moon completes one revolution of Earth and one rotation in this same period of time.
What is a month?
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