vocabulary
cloze
definitions
comprehension
100

The atmosfere reaches towards space and back.

atmosphere

100

Look at that ___________ cloud up there, it's so fluffy. 

cumulus

100

An ocean region of calms, sudden storms and light winds near the equator. 

doldrums

100

What causes places on Earth to experience the different seasons?

axis

200

My new eye contact lenses are changeabul.

changeable

200

Water droplets rise and fall in the sky to make _____________. 

hail or snow

200

A means of measuring wind and force

Beaufort Scale

200

What is meteorology?

Meteorology is the study of the Earth's atmosphere and the variations in temperature and moisture patterns that produce different weather conditions. Some of the major subjects of study are such phenomena as precipitation (rain and snow), thunderstorms, tornadoes, and hurricanes and typhoons.

300

The layer of the Earth's atmosphere where the weather is most active is called the troppossfere.

troposphere

300

A _________________ record the wind speed and direction of the wind. 

anemometer

300

The third layer of the Earth's atmosphere.

mesosphere

300

Describe the different stages of the water cycle.

1. Water evaporates from lakes, rivers, oceans.

2. It then falls back down as rain.

3. Some of it becomes transpired.

400

Check the meatiorologikal website for the update on todays weather.

meteorological

400

The Sun's surface sometimes shows _________  ______________.

sun spots

400

The changes in the ocean current that usually flows long the coast of Ecuador and Peru.

El NiƱo 

400

What causes the GREENHOUSE EFFECT?

Decomposed gases rise into the atmosphere where they act as a glass of a greenhouse (because they shouldn't be there). 

500

chulorofuloorocarbons (CFCs) are the chemicals that break donw the ozone layer. 

chlorofluorocarbons

500

___________ waste produces methane gas.

Decomposing

500

The process of a plant releasing water vapour.

transpired

500

Are weather patterns likely to change over the next thousand years?

Of course!