The Atmosphere
Weather & Climate
The Earth and the Sun
Global Warming
Human Impact
100

This process turns liquid water into water vapor at high temperatures. 

What is evaporation? 

100

This symbol and the color red represents clear skies on a weather map. 

What is a red H? 

100

Hottest area of the earth. 

What is the equator? 

100

Our global temperatures have continued to increase over the past century and it is predicted to continue to increase. This will lead to an even more increase of ________  _________. 

***Looking for two words***

global warming! 
100
Because of this human activity, most trees get removed to build new homes. This impacts the homes of animals in the environment and also increases the levels of CO2 in the atmosphere. 

What is deforestation? 

200

This process turns water vapor back to liquid water when the temperature lowers. 

What is condensation?

200

Long term weather patterns of a specific location. 

What is climate? 

200

The coldest parts of the earth. 

What are the North and South Poles?

200

Some solar radiation is reflected in the Earth's atmosphere. Most radiation is trapped within the atmosphere due to greenhouses gases such as CO2 and methane. This helps our Earth stay warm enough to sustain life. 

What is the Greenhouse Effect? 

200

***TRUE OR FALSE:

By taking more airplane trips and road trips, buying more groceries than I need and buying more new clothes. I am reducing my negative impact on the environment. 

FALSE!

300

This MAIN source of energy is the MAIN reason for weather and climate. 

What is the sun? 

300

Air from the ocean is carried by winds onto land and up the mountain. Making the air full of moisture. Before it makes up and over the mountain, precipitation falls and only dry air makes to the other side making dry and desert like. 

What is the rain shadow effect? 

300

The reason there is unequal heating of the earth. 

What is the earth's tilt? 

300

If we didn't have this, the earth's solar radiation would kill all life. 

What is the atmosphere?

300

As a farmer, you want to have the best soil to produce the best fruits and vegetables. You decide to add nutrients such as Nitrogen and Phosphorus. This helps your produce grow better. Unfortunately, every time you water your crops, water runs into the lake/river. This is an example of ____________. 

What is pollution?


400

Clouds are able to be transported from one location to another by ________. 

What is wind? 

400

These TWO atmospheric conditions make wind. 

What is pressure and temperature? 

400

An invisible force that appears to deflect wind. This also affects the rotation of hurricanes in a specific hemisphere. 

What is the Coriolis Effect?

400

***Which of the following is the LEAST responsible for increasing global warming and greenhouse gases?

-Volcanic Eruptions

-Burning Fossil Fuels

-Deforestation

-Eating Beef 

Volcanic Eruptions

400

The way we act, control and think about how we use renewable and non-renewable resources to accommodate our way of living is backed up by the concept of _________  ___________ and _______________.

What is environmental conservation and sustainability? 

500

These two things are responsible for air convections. 

What is heat and pressure? 

500

As I climb up a mountain, altitude increases and pressure ________. As I climb back down the mountain altitude decreases and pressure _________.

What is decreases and increases? 

500

Pattern like cells in which air rises at the equator and cools as they make their way to the poles. This pattern is continuous. 

What are Hadley Cells?

500

***True or False:

If you want to decrease the amount of heat in your treehouse in the summer, then you should paint it black. This will allow heat to bounce off and not get absorbed and therefore decrease the temperature. 

FALSE! 

500

As we breathe out, we exhale CO2 (carbon dioxide), one of the main gases of greenhouses. Trees help take up CO2 from the environment and in return provide us with oxygen. Unfortunately, the amount of trees and plants have been decreasing over the years and continue to do so. Therefore, CO2 levels have increased rapidly over the last 100 years. 

What is deforestation?