weather study guide section 1: vocabulary 2 points each (matching)
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WeatherWeatherStudy Guide Study Guide
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Section 1: VocabularySection 1: Vocabulary
2 points each (matching)2 points each (matching)
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What are all the particles of air What are all the particles of air pressing on a surface?pressing on a surface?
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Air pressureAir pressure
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What is the layer of air that What is the layer of air that surrounds our planet?surrounds our planet?
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The atmosphereThe atmosphere
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What is another name for the What is another name for the amount of water vapor in the air?amount of water vapor in the air?
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humidityhumidity
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What is the name of the layer What is the name of the layer of the atmosphere closest to of the atmosphere closest to
the Earth where most weather the Earth where most weather occurs?occurs?
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TroposphereTroposphere
Layer closes to the Layer closes to the earthearth
Weather happens in Weather happens in this layerthis layer
Live and breathe air in Live and breathe air in this layerthis layer
Air temperature Air temperature decreases as you go decreases as you go higherhigher
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What is the 2What is the 2ndnd closest layer of closest layer of the atmosphere to the Earth?the atmosphere to the Earth?
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StratosphereStratosphere
Airplanes travel in this Airplanes travel in this layer to avoid bad weatherlayer to avoid bad weather
Contains most of the Contains most of the atmosphere’s ozoneatmosphere’s ozone
Ozone protects living Ozone protects living things from harmful rays of things from harmful rays of the sunthe sun
Temperature increase with Temperature increase with heightheight
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What is the 3What is the 3rdrd closest layer of closest layer of the atmosphere to the Earth the atmosphere to the Earth
which is also the coldest layer?which is also the coldest layer?
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MesosphereMesosphere
Temperature Temperature decreases with decreases with heightheight
Coldest layer of the Coldest layer of the atmosphereatmosphere
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What is the hottest, outermost What is the hottest, outermost layer of the atmosphere?layer of the atmosphere?
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ThermosphereThermosphere
Hot, outermost layerHot, outermost layer Temperature increase Temperature increase
quickly with heightquickly with height
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What is the way that the What is the way that the atmosphere traps heat to warm atmosphere traps heat to warm
land and oceans called?land and oceans called?
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Greenhouse EffectGreenhouse Effect
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What are huge bodies of air What are huge bodies of air called?called?
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Air MassesAir Masses
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What do we call the place What do we call the place where two air masses meet? where two air masses meet?
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A frontA front
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What are the high, wispy clouds What are the high, wispy clouds that signal cool, fair weather?that signal cool, fair weather?
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CirrusCirrus
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What are the puffy clouds that What are the puffy clouds that often signal clear, warm days?often signal clear, warm days?
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CumulusCumulus
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What are the tall, dark clouds What are the tall, dark clouds that signal thunderstorms?that signal thunderstorms?
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CumulonimbusCumulonimbus
Dense cumulus cloud Dense cumulus cloud with a hazy outlinewith a hazy outline
Usually producing Usually producing heavy rain, heavy rain, thunderstorms, or thunderstorms, or hailstormshailstorms
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What are the low, grey clouds What are the low, grey clouds often occurring along warm fronts often occurring along warm fronts sometimes bringing rain or snow?sometimes bringing rain or snow?
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StratusStratus
Dark gray clouds that Dark gray clouds that form a low layerform a low layer
Sometimes bring rain Sometimes bring rain or snow showersor snow showers
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Section 2: Science Section 2: Science ConceptsConcepts
5 points each5 points each
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What are the four layers of the What are the four layers of the atmosphere?atmosphere?
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The four layers of the atmosphere The four layers of the atmosphere are:are:
TroposphereTroposphere StratosphereStratosphere MesosphereMesosphere ThermosphereThermosphere
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What instruments do What instruments do meteorologists use to forecast meteorologists use to forecast
weather?weather?
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AnemometerAnemometer
Measures wind speedMeasures wind speed The cups catch the The cups catch the
wind, turning a dial wind, turning a dial attached to the attached to the instrument.instrument.
The dial shows the The dial shows the wind speed.wind speed.
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BarometerBarometer
Measures air pressureMeasures air pressure
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HygrometerHygrometer
Measures the amount Measures the amount of humidity in the air.of humidity in the air.
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In which layer of the atmosphere In which layer of the atmosphere does most weather occur? does most weather occur?
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tropospheretroposphere
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What is the cloud type that What is the cloud type that usually brings heavy rain?usually brings heavy rain?
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cumulonimbuscumulonimbus
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What does warm air do when What does warm air do when affected by cooler air?affected by cooler air?
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Warm air can be characterized as Warm air can be characterized as forced upward by cooler air and it forced upward by cooler air and it
exerts low pressure.exerts low pressure.
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Describe the water cycle.Describe the water cycle.
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The water cycle consists of four different The water cycle consists of four different events that constantly repeat themselves. events that constantly repeat themselves.
(Be able to describe each one).(Be able to describe each one).
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