Heat Transfer
Energy Budget
Weather Instruments
Weather Characteristics
Water Cycle
100

List the three types of heat transfer

Conduction, Convection and Radiation

100

Why do we not continuously increase in temperature as we absorb energy from the sun?

We reflect just as much as we absorb.

100

What instrument measures temperature?

Thermometer

100

What term best describes the particular conditions outside in a specific place and time.

Weather
100

The change from a liquid to a gas is called

Evaporation

200

Conduction occurs most often in? (state of matter)

Solids

200
What is Earth's best heat sink?

Ocean

200

What instrument measures wind direction?

Wind Vane

200

What term best describes the amount of water vapour in the air?

Humidity

200

Water falling back to Earth is called

Precipitation

300

This type of heat transfer doesn't involve particles

Radiation

300

What term describes the reflectivity of an object?

Albedo

300

What instrument measures atmospheric pressure?

Barometer

300

What term describes the amount of cloud coverage?

Sky Cover

300

The formation of clouds

Condensation

400

An example of this type of heat transfer is water boiling

Convection

400

How much energy is reflected by clouds?

25%

400

What instrument measures the amount of rainfall

Rain Gauge

400

Common sayings created by fisherman and farmers that help predict the weather

Weather Lore

400

Water that runs along Earth's surface back to the ocean is called

Run-off

500

Name one form of radiation.

Ultraviolet

Gamma

X-rays

Microwaves

Radio Waves

Visible light

Infrared

500

How much energy is absorbed by land and oceans?

50%

500

What instrument measures wind speed

Anemometer

500

The long term conditions in a particular region is called

Climate

500

The loss of water from plants and trees.

Transpiration