Plate tectonics
Weather
Heat transfer
Chemical and Physical
Density
Extra random
100
Which boundary would we find a subduction zone at?
at a convergent boundary
100
How can Ocean currents affect local weather?
a. Transport clouds
b. Affect air temperature
c. Heavy Winds
B. Affect air temperature
100
Describe a situation where all three heat transfers are happening at once
a lot of answers are true anything describing conduction (touch) convection (moving currents) and radiation (electromagnetic waves)
100
Is dissolving sugar in water a physical or chemical change?
Physical change
100
If you have 18 ml of water and the mass is 96.789 g, what is the density?
5.377 g/ml
100
Describe the difference between weather and climate with a scenario
weather is currently happening, and climate is the average
200
Where would we most likely see an earthquake at?
a. convergent boundary
b. divergent boundary
A. convergent boundary
200
Which term BEST describes fast flowing, narrow air currents found in the atmosphere?
Jet stream
200
How does heat transfer from the mantle?
Extra points if you can accurately describe the heat transfer
through the convection currents that happen in the mantel
200
What physical property would be most important to think about when designing new cookware?
a. solubility
b. mailability
c. conductivity
d. density
C. conductivity
200
If you have 39 ml of water and the mass is 59.7207 g, what is the density?
1.53 g/ml
200
What numerical number would we give to describe an acid on the PH scale?
0-6
300
What was the name of the supercontinent that existed millions of years ago?
Pangaea
300
When Warm air moves in what do we call that front?
Warm Front
300
A student is working in the lab and burns their band on the hot beaker. What kind of heat transfer is this? and describe how the heat moves.
Conduction the heat moves from the hot beaker to the student's hand
300
Turning wood into paper
Chemical change
300
If you cut a piece of wood in half, each half would have ______________ the original piece.
The same density as
300
If a warm ocean current is moving towards Europe what we expect the weather to be like?
An increase in the atmosphere temperature
400
What causes the movement of tectonic plates?
Convection current in the mantle
400
What layer of the atmosphere does weather occur?
A. Mesosphere
B. Stratosphere
C. Thermosphere
D. Troposphere
D. Troposphere
400
How is heat transferred through the ocean
Extra points: how does this heat transfer affect ocean?
Heat is transfer first through radiation from the sun heating the surface of the water, then through convection current when the hot water sinks pushing the cold water to the surface
this pattern keeps repeating causing the ocean currents
400
Cutting an apple
physical change
400
You find a mystery piece of rock with a density of 3.0 g/cm^3. Which material does the rock have the same density as?
A. 40g 20 cm³
B. 15g 5 cm³
C. 60g 30 cm³
D. 10g 20 cm³
material B
400
As the ice and snow start to melt, the meltwater flows downhill carrying rocks and pebbles into nearby rivers and lakes. What three spheres are interacting the most in this scenario
Cryosphere (ice/snow) Hydrosphere (meltwater/river) flows downhill (geosphere)
500
What theory explains the movement of continents over geological time?
The theory of continental drift
500
Label A,B,C,D
Word Bank: Transpiration, Runoff, Evaporation, Precipitation
A-evaporation, B-transpiration, C-precipitation, D-runoff
500
The sun is heating up the sidewalk causing a puddle to evaporate. Describe the two types of heat transfer taking place and describe how heat is moving.
Radiation, heat is moving from the sun through electromagnetic waves to the sidewalk. Conduction is happening when heat from the sidewalk is moving to the puddle
500
Will the physical properties of objects change when we change the volume of the object?
NO
500
Is density a physical or chemical property?
Physical property
500
Why do wind patterns occur on Earth?
A. The uneven heating of earth causing a pressure difference.
B. Heat circulating out from the equator
C. Ocean Currents pushing winds
A