Deserts
Greenhouse gases
Matter
Energy
100

Name for land that gets less than 10 inches of rain a year.

Desert

100

Name the main greenhouse gas released when we burn coal and oil.

CO2 (Carbon Dioxide)

100

What two properties define matter?
(What is matter?)

Mass and Volume.

100

What is defined as the ability to do work and how things change and move?

Energy

200

What type of desert is found near cold ocean currents?

Coastal

200

Name all the green-house gases.

Water Vapor, Carbon dioxide, Methane.

200

Which state of matter has a definite shape and volume?

Solid.

200

What is the form of energy stored in atoms and molecules and is found in food, batteries, and wood?

Chemical Energy

300

What is the name of the process when a tall mountain ranges block moisture?

Rain-Shadow effect.

300

Earth is surrounded by a jacket of gases called ____________.

Atmosphere.

300

 What is the name for a change that makes a new substance (like burning wood → ash)?

Chemical change.

300

What is the form of energy that comes from moving electrons and powers anything with a plug or battery?

Electrical Energy

400

About what fraction of Earth's land surface is covered by deserts?

One-third

400

When more greenhouse gases accumulate, the atmosphere traps ____ heat.

More (or "extra")

400

 Matter is made of tiny particles too small to see; this idea explains the behavior of gases. True or False?

True.

400

You feel this type of energy as warmth because of the movement of tiny molecules. What is this called?

Heat (Thermal) Energy

500

Name the desert that is an example of a coastal desert in Chile.

Atacama

500

What does NASA use to monitor atmospheric gases from space?

Satellite Monitoring

500

According to the standards, what tiny things make up matter ?

Particles (atoms).

500

____________ energy is a form of energy that travels in waves we can see and comes from sources like the Sun or lightbulbs.

Light (or Radiant)