2. Energy in the Atmosphere

3. Heat

4. Wind

5. Water in the Atmosphere

6. Precipitation

7. Key Terms

8. Energy in the Atmosphere Water in the Atmosphere
Wind
Precipitation
Key Terms
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9. 1-100
Sunburns are
caused by this .
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10. What is ultraviolet radiation?
What is ultraviolet radiation?
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11. This is the reflection of light in all directions.
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This is the reflection of light in all directions.
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12. 1-200A
What is scattering?
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13. 1-300
This is the natural process by which heat is held by gases in the atmosphere.
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14. What is the greenhouse effect?
What is the greenhouse effect?
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15. This wavelength of visible light has the longest wavelenght.
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This wavelength of visible light has the longest wavelenght.
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16. 1-400A
What is red?
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17. This is the colors of the rainbow from longest wavelength to shortest.
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This is the colors of the rainbow from longest wavelength to shortest.
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18. What is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet?
What is red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet?
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19. This type of heat you get from a car engine, a fireplace or the sun.
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This type of heat you get from a car engine, a fireplace or the sun.
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20. 2-100A
What is radiation?
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21. 2-200
This type of heat you get from an electric blanket or holding hands with someone.
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22. 2-200A
What is conduction?
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23. This type of heat makes a hot air balloon work.
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This type of heat makes a hot air balloon work.
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24. 2-300A
What is convection?
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25. This is the degree in Celsius that water freezes.
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This is the degree in Celsius that water freezes.
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26. 2-400A
What is 0⁰?
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27. This is the degree in Fahrenheit that water boils.
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This is the degree in Fahrenheit that water boils.
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28. 2-500A
What is 212⁰?
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29. The increased cooling that a wind can cause is known as this.
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The increased cooling that a wind can cause is known as this.
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30. What is a wind-chill factor?
What is a wind-chill factor?
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31. Winds that blow over short distances are known as this.
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Winds that blow over short distances are known as this.
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32. 3-200A
What is local winds?
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33. 3-300
A local wind that blows from an ocean or a lake towards the land is known as this.
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34. 3-300A
What is a sea breeze?
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35. 3-400
A wind current about 30° to 60⁰ north and south of the equator that blows from west to east.
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36. What are prevailing westerlies?
What are prevailing westerlies?
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37. These are the two calm bands of wind that wrap around the earth.
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These are the two calm bands of wind that wrap around the earth.
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38. What is the horse latitudes and doldrums?
What is the horse latitudes and doldrums?
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39. This is the temperature at which condensation begins.
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This is the temperature at which condensation begins.
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40. 4-100A
What is dew point?
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41. 4-200
This is the percent of water vapor actually in the air compared to the amount the air can hold at a particular temperature.
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42. What is relative humidity?
What is relative humidity?
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43. These clouds is also known as a "thunderhead" and causes bad weather.
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These clouds is also known as a "thunderhead" and causes bad weather.
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44. 4-300A
What is cumulonimbus?
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45. The stem nimbus or nimbo means this.
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The stem nimbus or nimbo means this.
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46. 4-400A
What is rain?
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47. This part of the water cycle produces clouds.
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This part of the water cycle produces clouds.
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48. 4-500A
What is condensation?
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49. 5-100
Cloud droplets or ice crystals must grow heavy enough to fall through the air for this to occur.
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50. 5-100A
What is precipitation.
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51. This is an open-ended can or tube that collects rainfall..
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This is an open-ended can or tube that collects rainfall..
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52. 5-200A
What is a rain gauge?
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53. 5-300
Precipitation that is frozen before hitting the ground is known as this.
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54. 5-300A
What is sleet?
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55. 5-400
This is a natural or man-made barrier that holds a river inside its banks.
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56. 5-400A
What is a levee?
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57. Rain, Mist, Cloud, Drizzle, Hail
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Place the following droplets types in order from smallest to largest.
Rain, Mist, Cloud, Drizzle, Hail
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58. Cloud, Mist, Drizzle, Rain, and Hail?
What is,
Cloud, Mist, Drizzle, Rain, and Hail?
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59. Name the three main types of clouds.
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Name the three main types of clouds.
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60. What are cirrus, cumulus and stratus?
What are cirrus, cumulus and stratus?
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61. This is a long period of little or no rainfall.
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This is a long period of little or no rainfall.
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62. 6-200A
What is drought?
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63. 6-300
These are winds that blow from a specific direction over a long distance.
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64. 6-300A
What are global winds?
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65. This is an instrument used to measure wind speed.
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This is an instrument used to measure wind speed.
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66. 6-400A
What is an anemometer?
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67. 6-500
This is caused by the Earth’s rotation and makes winds appear to curve.
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68. What is the Coriolis Effect?
What is the Coriolis Effect?
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69. Final
Jeopardy
Coriolis Effect

70. Explain the Coriolis Effect in full detail
Explain the Coriolis Effect in full detail. Be sure to explain how the Earth’s rotation affects this.

71. Contestants:
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writing tools and
wait for further
instructions.

72. What is; the Earth’s rotation causes winds to appear to curve around the Earth. They are actually straight, but the Earth’s rotation makes them appear to curve.