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Large pieces of ice that move very slowly.

Glaciers

100

When water vapor cools it turns to liquid in a process called _____________

Condensation

100

Water that seeps into the ground and fills up space between rocks

Groundwater

100

As the sun heats water the particles move faster and faster increasing their energy. When enough energy is gained water vapor is formed. thid process is called ______________

Evaporation

200

Water droplets come together to form larger droplets that fall to Earth as rain. This process is called ________________

Percipitation

200

Unscramble the anagram: aripartnsonit

Transpiration

Define Transpiration for +300

200

The mixture of gases, dust, and other small particles that surrounds Earth

Atmosphere

200

Water that does not seep into the ground and flows over the Earth's surface

Runoff

300

What two physical factors do scientists use to determine the climate of a place

(A) Types of living things and average temperature (B) Length of seasons and percipitation (C) Distance from ocean and latitude (D) Average temperature and average percipitation

D

300

The movement of water between the atmosphere, land, and oceans is called _____________

Water Cycle

300

The imaginary line that divides Earth into northern and southern hemispheres

Equator

300

The climate of an area is calculated by averaging the _____________ conditions over a long period of time

Weather

400

The long term weather patterns of a place

Climate

400

A measure of how far north or south a place is from the equator

Latitude

400

What the atmosphere is like at a given time and place

Weather

400

An area that has similiar average temperatures and percipitation throughtout

Climate Zone

500

Oceans receive fresh water from precipitation, rivers, and runoff. Yet oceanlevels do not change very much. Why are ocean levels not greatly affected by the addition of fresh water?

(A) Water is constantly seeping underground in the ocean. (B) Water is constantly evaporating from the ocean’s surface. (C) Water is constantly flowing back into rivers from the ocean. (D) Water is constantly deposited back on land through ocean wave action

B

500

Theo wants to model the water cycle. What should he use as the source of energy for the water cycle?

(A) a fan (B) a lamp (C) a pan of soil (D) a spray bottle

B

500

Which place is most likely to have coldweather and a cold climate year-round?

(A) a place at the equator (B) a place near the equator (C)a place at a middle latitude (D) a place far from the equator

D

500

A student measures the air temperature and wind speed at her school at noon. Which best describes what she is doing?

(A) predicting the climate (B) forecasting the weather (C) observing weather conditions (D) determining the climate near school

C