Common Assessment 3 Review
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- Q1Ice melting is an example of a ______________ changedisturbancechemicalphysicalnature60s
- Q2Explain how ice experiences a PHYSICAL change?when solid ice melts into liquid water, it turns into something brand newwhen ice which is a liquid melts into solidWhen solid ice melts into liquid water, it is still the same waterwhen solid ice freezes into liquid water, it is still the same water60s
- Q3What do you know about temperature and currents?cold dense water will sink and warm water is less dense and will risecold dense water will rise and warm water is very dense and will sinkthe temperature of the water will stay constantthe water is the same temperature everywhere60s
- Q4Cold water is...not densevery denseconstantly coldconstantly warm60s
- Q5Warm water is ...does not have densityis always constantvery densenot dense60s
- Q6Which type of tides are the earth moon and sun ALIGNED (straight line)?winter tidespring tidesummer tideneap tide60s
- Q7Which type of tide has the earth moon and sun at a 90 degree angle?summer tidewinter tidespring tideneap tide60s
- Q8What are the main stages of the water cycle...precipitation, deposition, sublimationprecipitation, evaporation, snowprecipitation, condensation, evaporationprecipitation, transpiration, deposition60s
- Q9Explain how water can be evaporated every day...water takes in heat from the sun and becomes solid waterwater bounces back heat from the sun and becomes hot waterwater heats up from the sun then turns into water vapor into the skywater bounces back heat from the sun and becomes water vapor60s
- Q10If the sun began producing more heat and light energy, what are two possible things that could NEVER happenthe speed of falling precipitation and amount of water in soilthe rate of evaporation and transpirationthe amount of water in soil and level in oceanthe speed of falling precipitation and rate of groundwater moving60s
- Q11Imagine if the sun shines brightly on the snow on top of a mountain, what would happen after many hours of the sun shining on the snow?the snow gives off heat and turns into snowflakesthe snow gives off heat and turns into a gasthe snow takes in heat from the sun and turns into a liquidthe snow takes in heat from the sun and turns into a gas60s
- Q12If the water in the ocean absorbs all the energy that it could possibly hold, what happens to the extra energy?it transpiresit evaporatesit condensesit precipitates60s
- Q13How do ocean currents transfer energy?stays constantfrom warmer to cooler areasfrom cooler to warmer areasdoes not transfer60s
- Q14What is the purpose of the water cycle?to show how weather is createdto show how water is lostto show how water travels from the surface to the atmosphereto show how the earth was formed60s
- Q15True/False? the sun's energy heats water molecules which cause them to SINKFalseTrue60s