Seasons & Space
These changes usually happen in fall.
Cooler temperatures and shorter daylight hours
When water vapor cools and changes into liquid water, this process occurs.
Condensation
When sand and dirt are dropped in a new location, this process occurs.
Deposition
This describes the condition of the air at a certain place and time.
Weather
Wind and sunlight are examples of this type of resource.
Renewable resources
Warm temperatures, blooming flowers, and many animals being born describe this season.
Spring
Water on the outside of a cold glass comes from water vapor in the air changing into liquid.
Condensation
Moving sediment from one place to another is called this process.
Erosion
This describes average weather patterns over many years.
Climate
Coal, oil, and natural gas are examples of this type of resource.
Nonrenewable resources
The pattern of daylight hours becoming longer usually happens during this season.
Spring
When liquid water changes into water vapor, this process occurs.
Evaporation
This process breaks rocks into smaller pieces.
Weathering
To study climate, a student should look at weather data over this length of time.
Many years (at least over 1 year)
Water is renewable because it can be replaced through this natural process.
The water cycle
This Moon phase comes after a waxing crescent.
First quarter
Water is a renewable resource because it can be reused through this repeating process.
The water cycle
A river delta forms when sediment slows down and is dropped at the river’s mouth.
Deposition
Daily temperature and rainfall describe this.
Weather
Coal can produce electricity, but burning it causes this disadvantage.
Pollution
The repeating pattern of Moon phases happens because of what movement around Earth? (not orbit)
Revolution
In a greenhouse, water droplets forming on the ceiling show gas changing into this state.
Liquid
Water, wind, and ice all cause these slow changes to Earth’s surface.
Weathering, erosion, and deposition
Average temperature and rainfall over many years describe this.
Climate
Turning off lights helps reduce the burning of these fuels.
Fossil fuels