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Science Jeopardy Sea Water Climate Change Cloud Formation Plate Tectonics Hydrogeology 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy
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Sea Water-100 Ocean water receives energy from the sun and transfers it by moving What is ocean currents
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Sea Water-200 When deep ocean water becomes colder it also becomes more What is dense
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Sea Water-300 San Francisco, a city in California enjoys a moderate climate all year due to the What is the California current
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Sea Water-400 Ocean currents that move warm water to different regions away from the equator effect the regions What is climate
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Sea Water-500 Deep ocean currents are caused by changes in this
What is density
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Climate Change-100 The amount of atmospheric carbon dioxide has done this in the last 150 years. What is increased
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Climate Change-200 The following gases are all found in the Earth’s atmosphere. Which of them is not considered a heat trapping greenhouse gas? What is nitrogen
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Climate Change-300 Climate change and global warming are 2 terms that often get used incorrectly. Which of them is a result of the other? What is climate change. Climate change is occurring because the Earth is getting warmer globally
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Climate Change -400 Scientists have found clues about climate change while studying animal adaptations over long periods of time. Scientists find this evidence by observing these What are fossils
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Climate Change -500 The Earth’s atmosphere acts like a blanket keeping the Earth warm. This happens because certain gases in the air are able to What is trap heat
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Cloud Formation-100 The first step in the formation of a cloud occurs when warm air What is rises
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Cloud Formation-200 A warm air mass will rise as it’s density decreases. As a result, the air mass will begin to What is cool
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Cloud Formation-300 Water vapor that begins to condense needs something to condense, or collect on. In a cloud this is What is dust
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Cloud Formation-400 Condensation of water vapor occurs when the air temperature has reached its What is dewpoint
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Cloud Formation-500 Air that moves over these may be forced to rise and may form clouds What are mountains
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Plate Tectonics -100 Molten magma rises to the surface and begins to form new ocean floor What is sea floor spreading
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Plate Tectonics -200 Volcanoes form at boundaries of
What are tectonic plates
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Plate Tectonics -300 2 converging continental plates form these
What are mountains
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Plate Tectonics -400 The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is an example of this type of plate boundary What is divergent
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Plate Tectonics -500 At a convergent plate boundary, oceanic crust is forced under continental crust because it is What is more dense
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Hydrogeology-100 Aquifers are helpful in cleaning water because they filter these out from contaminated water What are contaminants or pollutants
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Hydrogeology-200 Water that moves like rivers underground and is consistently replenished is called What is groundwater
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Hydrogeology-300 Water features like rivers, lakes and streams are considered to be what kind of water? What is surface water
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Hydrogeology-400 Farming, commercial use, landfills, manufacturing are examples of possible sources of water contamination. These sources can all be traced back to this What is human impact
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Hydrogeology-500 The name used to describe the study of Earth’s water sources What is hydrogeology
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FINAL JEOPARDY The type of heat transfer that plays a big role in the processes of tectonic plate movement, weather, and the movement of deep ocean currents is called What is convection ( creates convection currents )
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