Science
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| List 4 products that we make for crude oil | Asphalt, Kerosene, Gasoline. Plastic
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| Define Energy | Ability to do work or cause change
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| What is Kinetic energy and an example | Energy that an object has due to it's motion
Ex. swinging a baseball bat
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| What is Potential energy and give an example | Energy that is stored
Ex. Bow and arrow
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| List 6 forms of energy and give an example of each | Mechanical: School bus
Thermal: Freezing water
Chemical: Gasoline
Electric: Power lines
Electromagnetic: Microwaves
Nuclear: Sun
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| What happens to water that gains energy | The water rises, heats up, and evaporates
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| What happens to water vapor that looses energy | The water sinks, cools down, and turns into water again
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| Describe what happens when cold water is on top of warm water | The cold water will rise b/c all heat goes up to cold water while the warm water rises b/c cold is more dense.
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| What drives deep water currents | Differences in density
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| What drives surface water currents | Wind
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| Define wind | The horizontal movement of air from areas of higher pressure areas of lower pressures
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| What form of energy do we get from the sun | Radiation
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| Why do tradewinds curve to the west instead of moving north or south towards the equator | B/c of the coriolis effect
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| Name the calm areas between the Prevailing Westerlies and trade winds | Horse latitude
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| Name the calm areas between the North Tradewinds and the South Tradewinds | Doldrums
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| Define Tornado | A rapidly whirling funnel shape cloud that reaches down from a storm cloud to touch earth's surface
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| Where is Tornado Ally located | Great Plains
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