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B. Evaporation A. Condensation C. Precipitation D. Conservation Water that falls from the sky
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The process of water changing into an invisible gas called water vapor B. Condensation D. Rain, sleet, snow C. Precipitation A. Evaporation
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The process of water vapor turning into water droplets B. Condensation D. Formation C. Precipitation A. Evaporation
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Clouds are formed in what process? B. Condensation C. Evaporation D. Water vapor A. Precipitation
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Which form of precipitation begins in air that is above 32 F but falls through a layer of air that is colder? B. Rain C. Snow D. Hail A. Sleet
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Clouds are formed during which part of the water cycle? A. Condensation D. Humidity C. Evaporation B. Precipitation
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A. cumulus Gray clouds that cover the lower part of the sky; rain or sleet fall from them D. cumulonimbus C. cirrus B. stratus
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White, puffy clouds that look like piles of cotton; they are known as fair- weather clouds. A. cumulonimbus D. cumulus C. stratus B. cirrus
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Thin, feathery clouds that appear high in the sky; they are a sign that rain or snow is on the way. A. cumulus D. cumulonimbus C. stratus B. cirrus
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Tall, dark clouds that mean thunderstorms with heavy rain and strong winds A. Cumulonimbus D. cirrus C. stratus B. cumulus
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A Meteorologist Scientist who study weather D Weatherologist C Biologist B Astronomer
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Boundary that separates two air masses A. Low D. High C. Front B. Back
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A. Water vapor Large area of air that has the same temperature and humidity B. Air pressure C. Front D. Air mass
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Scientific predictions of weather A. Good guess B. Forecast D. Data C. Meteor shower
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Part of Earths atmosphere where weather happens A. meteorsphere B. thermosphere D. Ozone layer C. troposphere
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A. anemometer B. hydrometer C. thermometer D. Wind vane Instrument that measures temperature
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Instrument that measures precipitation A. anemometer B. Rain gauge C. barometer D. Wind vane
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Instrument that measures air pressure A. barometer B. hydrometer C. thermometer D. anemometer
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Instrument that measures wind speed A. Hydrometer B. Thermometer C. Anemometer D. Barometer
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Instrument that measures humidity A. thermometer B. barometer C. anemometer D. hydrometer
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Where do tornadoes usually form? A. Over flat land B. Over the ocean C. In the mountains D. In the forest
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A. Over land B. Over water C. In the mountains D in the forest Where do hurricanes usually form?
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Big storms form over which kind of pressure system? A. Low pressure B.High pressure C. Soft pressure D Hard pressure
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Precipitation that is formed by up and down air currents A. Rain B. Hail C. Sleet D. Snow
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Storms that have the most powerful winds (reaching 300 mph) A. Blizzard B. Hurricane C. Tornado D. Thunderstorm
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