Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Presentation is loading. Please wait.

Attendance Climate Questions Climate Review Sheet answers You have a test tomorrow that is worth 40% of your grade.

Similar presentations


Presentation on theme: "Attendance Climate Questions Climate Review Sheet answers You have a test tomorrow that is worth 40% of your grade."— Presentation transcript:

1 Attendance Climate Questions Climate Review Sheet answers You have a test tomorrow that is worth 40% of your grade.

2

3 How much of the Earth’s surface is covered by water?  75%

4 The recycling of water on Earth is called:  The Water Cycle

5 Water falling from the sky is called:  precipitation

6 Water changing from a liquid to a gas is called:  evaporation

7 The evaporation of water from vegetation is called  Transpiration

8 Water soaking into the ground is called  Infiltration

9 Water stored in the soil is called  groundwater

10 Water flowing across the surface of the Earth is called:  Run off

11 Ground water is _______ as it moves through the rock and soil.  Filtered

12 The steeper the slope, the ___ infiltration.  less

13 If something is saturated that means that the pore spaces are ______.  Filled

14 The percentage of pore spaces is called  Porosity

15 The greater the porosity the __________ the infiltration  Greater

16 Well-rounded particles have ______ porosity.  more

17 The more closely packed the particles, the ______ the porosity.  less

18 When all the particles are the same size, they are said to be ________.  Sorted

19 The ability of a material to allow fluids such as water to pass through it  Permeability

20 What does permeability depend on?  Shape of the pores  How well connected the pores are  If the rock is cemented together  How well the particles are sorted

21 An attractive force between water molecules and the soil or rock particles that moves water upward.  Capillarity

22 Plants, shrubs, trees and grass are called __________.  Vegetation

23 The more vegetation, the ______ the infiltration.  more

24 Roads, parking lots and buildings _________ run off.  increase

25 The amount of water in a stream is called ___________  Stream discharge

26 The greater the run off, the _______________ the stream discharge.  greater

27 When does flooding occur?  The stream overflows from its normal channel.  It rains faster than it can soak in.  There is storm surge from a hurricane.  There is a storm along a coastline.  Rising sea level

28 What do you do to prevent death or injury during a flood?  Move to higher ground  Have a citywide evacuation plan

29 Incoming Solar Radiation is called  Insolation

30 What are other names for Sunshine?  Insolation  Electromagnetic energy  Solar radiation  Short-wave radiation

31 What does intensity of insolation mean?  Strength of sunshine

32 The higher the angle of insolation, the _______ the intensity.  greater

33 The sun appears to rise in the _______.  east

34 The sun appears to set in the _______.  west

35 What does duration of insolation mean?  The length of time the sun shines.

36 When do we have the greatest duration of insolation?  June 21 st – over 15 hours

37 When do we have the least duration of insolation?  December 21 st

38 When does every one on Earth have exactly 12 hours of sunshine?  March or September 21st

39 What place on Earth has 24 hrs of daylight on June 21 st ?  The North Pole, 90 degrees N

40 The amount of energy it takes to raise one cubic centimeter one degree Celsius is called _________.  Specific Heat

41 Why does water heat up slowly?  Water has a higher specific heat.  Water reflects light more than land does.  Water is transparent so light heats up a greater volume.

42 The energy that the Earth gives off is called _____________________.  Terrestrial radiation

43 What are other names for energy that the Earth gives off?  Terrestrial Radiation  Long-wave radiation  Infrared energy

44 Gases in the atmosphere let sunshine in and traps the Earth’s energy near the Earth. This is called the __________________.  Greenhouse Effect

45 Name three greenhouse gases.  Carbon Dioxide  Water Vapor  Methane

46 What do humans do to unfortunately increase the greenhouse gases?  Deforestation  Burning fossil fuels  Digestion from animals

47 The atmospheric conditions for a large area for a large period of time is called __________.  Climate

48 Climate can be classified by looking at ________ and amount of ____________.  temperature precipitation

49 What factors affect climate?  Latitude  Large body of water  Prevailing winds  Surface ocean currents  Elevation above sea level  Mountains  Vegetation  Cloud Cover

50 The lower the latitude, the _________ the temperature.  higher

51 Describe the moderating effect.  Living by a large body of water  Water stays cool longer – making a cooler summer.  Water stays warm longer – making a warmer winter.

52 What are the Monsoons?  Seasonal shifts as the prevailing winds shift with the seasons in Asia.

53 Surface Ocean Currents carry _______________ to land.  Wind currents

54 Higher elevations have ________ elevations.  Lower

55 When one side of the mountain is cold and rainy and the other side is dry and warm, it is called the _______________________.  Orographic Effect

56 When rainforests are cut down, the area becomes ____________________.  Hotter and drier

57 Areas with a lot of clouds are _________ than areas without clouds.  cooler

58 List 3 reasons why the inside of the Earth is hot:  Radioactivity of the rocks in the Earth  Friction of the rocks moving toward the center of the Earth  Heat left over from the Earth’s formation

59 The movement of energy through the air is called ______________.  radiation

60 The movement of energy through solids is called _ _________ _____.  Conduction

61 The movement of energy through fluids is called _____________.  Convection


Download ppt "Attendance Climate Questions Climate Review Sheet answers You have a test tomorrow that is worth 40% of your grade."

Similar presentations


Ads by Google