Review for Chapter 5 Test

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Review for Chapter 5 Test What is the hydrosphere? All the water on earth Conduction (two things touching), convection (the transfer of heat by the movement of air and/or water) and radiation (electromagnetic waves) Water cycle: evaporation, condensation, precipitation, runoff and transpiration Climate types (tropical, temperate, polar) US is temperate What happens to air pressure as you go up into the troposphere? The Air pressure drops as you rise up in the troposphere Hot air rises because it has expanded and is less dense We name winds for the direction they come from ex. A westerly comes from the west to the east What does the ocean do to land temperatures? Moderates or makes less extreme Thermometer? Measures temp Barometer? Air pressure Factors that affect climate? Latitude, altitude, large bodies of water and CURRENTS