Atmosphere
Global Winds
Solar Radiation
Earth's Seasons
100

These convection cells are located from the equator to 30° N/S 

What are Hadley Cells? 

100

This is the direction winds blow at the Tropic of Cancer.

What is West to East?

100

This is the season the Northern Hemisphere has when the Tropic of Cancer has direct sunlight

What is Summer?
100

This 23.5-degree phenomenon is responsible for the changes in solar radiation intensity and day length that creates our seasons.

What is Earth's Tilt

200

These are the layers of the atmosphere in order

What are the Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, and Exosphere? 

200

This is described as the Coriolis Effect 

What is the deflection of the winds due to the rotation of Earth?

200

This layer of the atmosphere protects the Earth from the sun's harmful rays

What is the Thermosphere?

200

This is the longest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere and it is caused when the north pole tilted towards the sun.

What is the Summer Solstice?

300

This term is used to describe how air pressure decreases as air rises in the atmosphere

What is adiabatic cooling?

300

These steady winds blow from east to west near the equator and were essential for early sailing ships crossing the Atlantic.

What are trade winds?

300

This layer of the atmosphere turns radiation into heat energy

What is the Stratosphere?
300

This is the primary reason for why winter temperatures are colder than summer temperatures. 

What is the angle of insolation?