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Understanding Earth's Uneven Heating

Explore why Earth heats unevenly, summer heat sources, airflow layers, weather instruments, humidity, and the water cycle explained.

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Understanding Earth's Uneven Heating

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  1. Weather

  2. Why does the earth heat uneavenly? • It moves further away from the sun • It is tilted • It has water on it • No one knows

  3. The angle at which light hits the earth is called. . . • insolation • isolation • constallation • integration

  4. Which gets hotter in summer • Blacktop • Concrete

  5. Why? • The concrete has holes in it • Black asphalt reflects heat • White concrete reflects heat • White concrete absorbs heat • Black asphalt absorbs heat

  6. The blanket of air surrounding the earth is the • Troposphere • Mesosphere • Thermosphere • Atmosphere

  7. The layer of the atmosphere closest to the earth is the • Troposphere • Stratosphere • Mesosphere • Thermosphere

  8. The weight of air is the • Air pressure • Relative humidity • Temperature • Water vapor

  9. Weather includes • Air temperature • Air pressure • Humidity • Wind • Clouds • Precipitation • All of the above • None of the above • 1, 2 and 5 • 1, 2, 3, and 4

  10. This instrument measures air pressure • Barometer • Thermometer • Rain Gauge • Anemometer • Sling Psychrometer

  11. This instrument measures wind speed • Barometer • Thermometer • Rain Gauge • Anemometer • Sling Psychrometer

  12. This instrument measures air temperature • Barometer • Thermometer • Rain Gauge • Anemometer • Sling Psychrometer

  13. This instrument measures precipitation • Barometer • Thermometer • Rain Gauge • Anemometer • Sling Psychrometer

  14. This instrument measures relative humidity • Barometer • Thermometer • Rain Gauge • Anemometer • Sling Psychrometer

  15. Water vapor is • The amount of water in the air • The amount of water in clouds • Water in the form of ice • Water in the form of gas

  16. Humidity is • The amount of water vapor in the air • The amount of water in clouds • The percentage of water on the earth • Stupidity with an Hm

  17. Relative Humidity is • A dumb relative • The comparison between how much water vapor is in the air and how much water the air can hold • A mystery of God

  18. The changing of liquid into gas is • Melting • Evaporating • Condensing • Freezing

  19. The changing of gas into liquid is • Melting • Evaporating • Condensing • Freezing

  20. The changing of solid into liquid is • Melting • Evaporating • Condensing • Freezing

  21. The changing of liquid into solid is • Melting • Evaporating • Condensing • Freezing

  22. Rain that freezes on the way down • Hail • Sleet • Freezing rain • Snow

  23. Rain that freezes when it hits the ground • Hail • Sleet • Freezing rain • Snow

  24. Rain that forms as crystals in the clouds • Hail • Sleet • Freezing rain • Snow

  25. Rain that freezes on the way down and is carried back into the clouds until it is heavy enough to fall • Hail • Sleet • Freezing rain • Snow

  26. Draw the water cycle.

  27. Which of these affects air pressure? • Volume • Height above sea level • Temperature • Amount of Water Vapor • All of the above • None of the above

  28. How does an increase in volume affect the air pressure • Increases • Decreases • No change

  29. How does a decrease in height above sea level affect the air pressure • Increases • Decreases • No change

  30. How does an increase in temperature affect the air pressure • Increases • Decreases • No change

  31. How does a decrease in the amount of water vapor in the air affect the air pressure • Increases • Decreases • No change

  32. Air that move horizontally is • Wind • Updraft • Downdraft • Losed

  33. Air that rises vertically is a(n) • Wind • Updraft • Downdraft • Losed

  34. Air that sinks vertically is a(n) • Wind • Updraft • Downdraft • Losed

  35. Wind that blows from the sea to the land is • Convection cell • Sea breeze • Land breeze • Breezer bike

  36. Wind that blows from the land to the sea is • Convection cell • Sea breeze • Land breeze • Breezer bike

  37. The curving of the wind due to the spinning of the earth is the • Coriolis effect • Artesian effect • That spiny thing • The Foucault Pendulum

  38. An isobar is a • Line on a map connecting places with equal air pressure • Line on a map connecting places with equal temperature • Line on a map connecting places with cold alcohol

  39. An instrument that measures the direction of wind is a(n) • Anemometer • Wind vane • Barometer • Wind thingy

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