Weather & Atmosphere Unit Review
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- Q1What is a change in state from a liquid to a gas?condensationevaporationfreezingmelting30s
- Q2What is the change in state from a gas to a liquid?condensationevaporationmeltingfreezing30s
- Q3Earth's atmosphere is mainly made up of...Water Vapor and Carbon DioxideArgon and Water VaporNitrogen and OxygenCarbon Dioxide and Oxygen30s
- Q4Which layer of the atmosphere contains the most water vapor?tropospherethermospheremesospherestratosphere30s
- Q5Which layer of the atmosphere is the coldest?thermospherestratospheremesospheretroposphere30s
- Q6As altitude increases, air pressure increases.FalseTrue30s
- Q7What powers the earth's water cycleprevailing windsthe Greenhouse Effectocean currentsenergy from the sun30s
- Q8Which of the following is not a factor that affects a region's climate.distance from the equatorsoil compositionglobal wind patterselevation30s
- Q9Water that is found beneath the earth's surface is called ________.groundwaterprecipitationevaporationozone30s
- Q10Water that falls to the earth as rain, snow, sleet or hail is called _____________.condensationprecipitationcloud formationevaporation30s
- Q11What are collections of tiny water/ice droplets?smogfreezing raincloudssnow30s
- Q12What process is shown in the picture?ozone formationglobal coolingsolar flaresgreenhouse effect30s
- Q13What are regular movements of large amounts of ocean water?tidal wavesprevailing windsocean currentsmidocean ridges30s
- Q14What process most likely caused the droplets to form on this bottle?evaporationrunoffprecipitationcondensation30s
- Q15How do ocean currents affect climates?They cool large amounts of land surfaces on the coast.They absorb salts from the atmosphere.They flood coastal regions.They transfer heat from one part of the world to another.30s
