Weather Instruments
Properties of Air
Climate zones
Conservation Agriculture
Key Terms
100

Measures Temperature

What is a Thermometer?

100

Space 

What does Air take up?
100

Coldest temperature, little precipitation

What is the Polar zone?

100

Important factors in farming

What is water access, soil quality, climate conditions, plant selection

100

The scientific term for water falling from the sky in various forms.

What is precipitation?

200

Shows Wind Direction

What is a wind vane?

200

Air has weight: True or False?

True

200

Long cold winter, short cool summers

What is the subpolar zone?

200

the three main principles in Conservation Agriculture

What is "no soil disturbance, maintain plant cover, crop rotation"?

200

All the different kinds of life in one area.

What is biodiversity?

300

Measures Wind Speed

What is an Anemometer?

300

Air contracts when heated: true or false

false

300

Four distinct seasons, moderate temperatures

What is the temperate zone?

300

The benefits of crop rotation. 

Maintains soil nutrients, prevents soil erosions, controls pests, improves soil health

300

Weather over a long period

What is climate?

400

Measure atmospheric pressure

What is a Barometer?

400

This is created when air moves from high pressure to low pressure.

What is Wind?

400

Hot temperatures, wet and dry seasons

What is the Tropical zone?

400
Moving animals from one pasture to another so they don't over-graze the field.

What is Rotational Grazing?

400

To protect plants, animals and their habitat

What is conservation?

500

Measures Humidity

What is a Hygrometer?

500

The are 4 properties of air

What is: Takes up space, has weight, expands when heated, contracts when cooled, moves from high pressure to low pressure, creates wind through pressure differences

500

Hot Year round, frequent rainfall

equatorial zone

500

What is farming a variety of crops and animals called?

promoting biodiversity

500

The force exerted on a surface by the air above it as gravity pulls it to Earth.

What is atmospheric pressure?

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