Water Cycle
Water Cycle
Carbon Cycle
Carbon Cycle
Human Impacts
100

When a water molecule has evaporation and condensed into a large enough cloud, this process occurs.

What is precipitation?

100

This pH of neutral water

What is 7?

100

What does COstand for?

Carbon Dioxide

100

This process removes the most carbon from the atmosphere.

What is photosynthesis?

100

The process of taking the tops of the mountains off of West Virginia's Mountains to get to the seams of coal near the surface.

What is mountain top removal?

200

These processes happen when water changes from a liquid to a gas phase and enters the atmosphere.

What are evaporation and evapotranspiration?

200

Rain water becomes slightly acidic because of this molecule.

What is carbon dioxide?

200

Most of the carbon is trapped here. 

What is the lithosphere?

200

True or False: Carbon is in all living things.

True

200

The process of eliminating all the trees in an area for land development.

What is deforestation?

300

When water doesn't infiltrate into the ground it becomes this and forms streams, rivers, and oceans. 

What is surface runoff?

300

When water enters into the ground via infiltration it goes into these underground storage areas..

What is an aquifer or groundwater storage?

300

An area the stores carbon for a very long time.

What is a carbon sink?

300

When animals and plants die, they go through this process releasing carbon back into the air as carbon dioxde.

What is decomposition?

300

When these hydrocarbons are burned, they release harmful toxic chemicals and excessive amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

What are fossil fuels?

400

The entire surface area that all drains into the same body of water. 

What is a watershed? 

400

Draw the cycling of water with labels. 

400

This term refers to something that adds carbon dioxide to the atmosphere.

What is a carbon source?

400

When organic matter decays under the ground in the absence of this molecule it forms fossil fuels.

What is oxygen?

400

This term refers to the incremental increase of thermal energy trapped in the atmosphere.

What is Global warming?

500

Sediment carried by a body of moving water.

What is a suspended load?
500

Minerals, pollutants, and often indivisible things carried by a body of water.

What is a dissolved load?

500

Living things use carbohydrates for energy and to form proteins that build cells and for other processes. This biotic process releases carbon dioxide back into the atmosphere.

What is respiration?

500

The total amount of a mass of a group of living things.

What is biomass?

500

When a group of living things is challenged by the actions of humans this is what they are considered.

What is imperiled or vulnerable?

600

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!!! Two questions. 1200pts

When a solid water (aka) ice becomes a vapor and skips the water stage it goes through this process and its opposite, when vapor becomes solid ice. 

What are sublimation and deposition?

600

These two things that power the water cycle.

What are radiant thermal energy from the sun and gravity?

600

DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!! 1200 Pts

This term refers to an area where carbon can be found.

What is a carbon reservoir?

600

During this time period in Earth's past there was a forest collapse and those trees became coal.

What is the Carboniferous?

600

This famous line started alarming scientists to a possible situation by collecting data at Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii.