Vocab
Climate Change
Everything Unit 3
Throwback??
Earth Layers
100

This is when two air masses meet.

What is a front?

100

The main gas that makes up the "blanket" that traps heat from the sun.

What is Carbon Dioxide?

100

1. What are convection currents?


2. What causes convection

currents?

1. Convection currents are big

circles of moving gasses or

liquids


2. Convection currents happen

when hot gasses or liquids rise

and cool gasses or liquids sink

100
This is the type of eclipse formed when the moon moves between the sun and the Earth.

What is a solar eclipse?

100
The outer layer, we walk on it

What is the crust?

200

This is when heat is transferred between liquids/gasses.

What is convection?

200

Doing this action releases Carbon Dioxide.

What is burning fossil fuels?

200

What is the role of convection

currents in the Earth’s mantle?

Convection currents cause:

● hot magma to rise

● then cool and sink

● making Earth’s tectonic

plates move and create

mountains, earthquakes,etc.

200

This is the level of the food chain that makes all of its own food.

What are producers?

200

The two solid layers of the Earth

The Crust and the inner core

300

This is when rocks pile up.

What is deposition?

300

At least two effects of global warming and climate change.

What is Sea level rise, Extreme weather, and mass extinctions

300

Explain how the following

processes change the

landscape of the Earth:


● weathering

● erosion

● deposition

● Weathering breaks

down rocks.


● Erosion moves pieces of rock away.


● Deposition is when rocks pile up.

300
This is Newton's first law.
What is, an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
300

The layer made of liquid magma (it's liquid so convection happens here)

What is the mantle?

400

This is a kind of resource which takes millions of years to form and runs out.

What is non-renewable?

400

This is what the carbon dioxide "blanket" does with heat from the sun.

What is Traps heat from the sun?
400

Fossil fuels and mineral ores are

considered non-renewable resources.


What does non-renewable mean?

Non-renewable means it takes

millions of years to form and it can

run out when people use it.

400

This organelle traps sunlight and creates food energy for the plant cell.

What is the chloroplast?

400

The layer made of liquid iron (it's liquid so convection occurs here)

What is the outer core?

500

Oil, coal, and gas are examples.

What is a fossil fuel?

500

Oops! An extra weather question snuck in!! High pressure and Low pressure areas create this kind of weather (Write BOTH)

What is 

High - Clear skies and Sunshine

Low - Rain and storms

500

Oil, coal and natural gas are fossil fuels.

How do fossil fuels form on Earth?

Fossil fuels are formed when dead

plants and animals are broken

down, buried and squeezed by

heat and pressure over millions of

years.

500

This organelle stores important substances for the cell.

What is a vacuole?

500

The layer that makes a magnetic field.

The outer core

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