Definitions
Names of Lines
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Mr. Siefker Random
100

The amount of mass per volume

Density

100

Horizontal measure on a globe or a map of a location north or south

Latitude lines

100

The amount of matter in a particle or object.

Mass

100

Where is Mr Siefker from

Ohio

200

The long-term average of weather, typically averaged over a period of 30 years.

Climate

200

Vertical measure on a globe or map of a location east or west

Longitude

200

A continuous, directed movement of sea water which can be generated by wind, the Coriolis effect, or density

Ocean Currents

200

What color has the shortest wavelength?

Violet

300

A type of kinetic energy that refers to the energy within a system that is responsible for its temperature.

Thermal Energy

300

Name of the vertical line at 0 (zero) degrees longitude

Prime Meridian

300

A measure of the intensity of light hitting Earth’s surface.

Light Intensity

300

What is a hypothesis?

a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

400

A circulation pattern created by fluids (liquids or gasses) in which less dense fluids rise and denser fluids sink.

Convection Cell

400
Name of the line at 0 (zero) degrees latitude 

Equator

400

Areas with distinct climates.

Climate Zones

400

What is the only letter not used on the periodic table?

J

500

The large-scale movement of air which distributes heat across the surface of Earth.

Atmospheric Circulation

500

Name of the line directly across the Prime meridian at 180 degrees longitude

The international date line

500

The concentration of salt in water or soil.

Salinity

500

Who is considered the "Father of Genetics"?

Gregor Mendel