SCIENCE
The state of the atmosphere at a certain place and time.
weather
What information does a thermometer provide?
Temperatures in degrees.
outlandish
I HAD DONE THE PROJECTS.
PAST PERFECT
wish/ I / left / I / hadn't / my science notebook / at home.
I wish I hadn't left my science notebook at home.
What happens when air masses meet?
Air masses meet at fronts, causing weather changes and precipitations.
What information does a hygrometer provide?
The humidity in the air.
SHE WAS DOING HOMEWORK.
PAST CONTINUOUS
"I broke my arm, and now I can't play baseball."
I WISH......
"I wish I hadn't broken my arm."
What gases make up most of the Earth's atmosphere?
nitrogen and oxygen.
What information does a wind vane provide?
The direction the wind is blowing.
Another word for weightless is …
light
THEY MADE SOME CRAFTS.
SIMPLE PAST
soccer. / I / play / could / If / it / snowing, / stopped / only
If only it stopped snowing, I could play soccer.
How hot or cold something is.
temperature
What information does an anemomether provide?
The wind speed in kilometers or miles per hour.
ships
SHE IS WORKING NOW.
PRESENT CONTINUOUS.
only / John / If / it / compete, / could / dinner. / he / would / with us.
If only John could play, he would compete with us.
EXPLAIN THE PARTS OF THE WATER CYCLE.
Evaporation: liquid water evaporates from the ocean and rises into the air as water vapor. Condensation: Water vapor changes back to liquid. Warm, humid air cools and condenses, or turns back into tiny drops, also forms clouds. Precipitation. Water falls back to Earth as precipitation. The run off is precipitation that falls on land and does not sink into the soil, flows before returning back
What information does a barometer provide?
The humidity in the air.
The antonym for refuse is …
accept
SHE HAS BEEN WORKING HARD.
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS.
"She didn't take my markers to school."
If only...
"If only She had taken my markers to school."