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1. The condition of the atmosphere at a particular time and place
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Weather
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2. Envelope of gases surrounding the planet…
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Atmosphere
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3. Water in the form of gas…
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Water vapor
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1. The amount of gas in a given volume of air…
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Density
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2. Force pushing on an area…
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Air pressure
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3. Instrument to measure air pressure…
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Barometer
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4. Tube on a dish of mercury…
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Mercury barometer
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5. Barometer without liquid…
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Aneroid barometer
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3. Instrument to measure temperature…
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Thermometer
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5. Measures wind speed
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Anemometer
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6. Distance above sea level…
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Altitude
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1. What are the four main areas of the atmosphere?
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Troposphere-Stratosphere Mesosphere-Thermosphere
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2. What happens in the thermosphere?
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High temperature-Aurora Borealis
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3. What happens in the mesosphere?
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Earth is protected from being hit by meteorites
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What happens in the troposphere?
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Weather occurs.
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4. What does the stratosphere contain?
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It contains the ozone layer.
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1. Energy from the sun…
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Electromagnetic waves
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6. Transfer of heat by the movement of a fluid…
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Convection
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7. Transfer of heat by direct contact…
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7. Upward movement and down movement of air…
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Convection current
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Conduction
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2. How does sun energy reach the Earth?
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Sun energy reaches the Earth as visible light, radiation and ultraviolet radiation.
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3. What happens to the sun energy before reaching the surface?
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The atmosphere absorbs some light before it reaches the surface.
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4. Energy from the sun…
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Electromagnetic waves
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5. Transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves…
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Radiation
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6. One form of electromagnetic energy…
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Infrared rays
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7. Invisible form of violet light…
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Ultraviolet rays
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The ozone hole
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Sun energy reaches the Earth as visible light, radiation and ultraviolet radiation.
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The movement of a fluid, caused by differences in temperature, that transfers hear from one part of the fluid to another
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Convection Current
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The movement of air parallel to Earth’s surface.
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Wind
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Temperature and precipitation during a long period of time
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Climate
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Direction of the winds and currents because of the Earth’s rotation
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The movement of air…
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Wind
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Wind blowing over short distances…
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Local wind
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Wind blowing from ocean/lake to land…
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Sea breeze
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Wind blowing from land to ocean or lake…
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Land breeze
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Wind blowing over long distances…
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Global winds
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Winds affected by the rotation of the Earth…
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Coriolis effect
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What happens to the energy that heats land and water?
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Some goes back as infrared radiation.
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Measure of energy of motion…
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Thermal energy
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Average amount of energy of motion…
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Temperature
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19. Dust dispersing light in the atmosphere…
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Scattering
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20. Gases turning to heat in the Earth’s atmosphere…
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Greenhouse effect
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4. Thermal energy from hotter to cooler objects
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Heat
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The process in which increased cooling wind
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Wind-chill Factor
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Winds that blow over short distances
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Local Winds
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Winds that blow steadily from specific directions over long distances
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Global Winds
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The distance from the equator, measured in degrees.
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Latitude
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What causes surface currents?
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They are driven mainly by winds.
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Climate event in the Pacific Ocean
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El Nino
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Moving water that flows through the ocean.
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Current
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How do waves affect the shore?
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They deposit sand and form a sandbar.
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How do waves form?
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When wind blows across the surface of the water.
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A wall outward from the beach…
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Groin
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A rush of water that flows back to the sea…
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Rip current
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The movement of sand along the beach…
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Long shore drift
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A wave far below the ocean surface…
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Tsunami
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The vertical distance from crest to trough…
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Wave height
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The number of waves that pass a point in a certain amount of time…
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Frequency
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The horizontal distance between crests..
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Wavelength
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The movement of water through a body of water…
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Wave
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