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Wilson Hall 6th grade science 2nd quarter test info for Mrs.Wilson

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What was the power source for the ISS ?   it is battery powered and had fuel storage  
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What was the purpose for the ISS?   1. to understand and protect our home planet2. to explore the universe in search for life3. to inspire the next generation of explores  
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What was the budget for ISS?   2 billion dollars  
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What year did the ISS start?   1998  
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the crew members on ISS communicate with who?   Houston and Moscow  
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What was the Soyuz?    
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what are cosmonauts   russian astronauts  
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the new shuttle planned for NASA after 2010 and is smaller whithout large payload barwhat   is the cev?  
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_____ and _______ are fluids   liquid gases  
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more ______ air has more pressure   dense  
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______ warms and cools faster than _________   land; water  
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______ air is dense and sinks   cold  
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_____ air expands and holds more water vapor   warm  
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______ air is more dense than ____ air   cool;warm  
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air over ____ is moist   water  
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air over ______ is dry   land  
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energy is _____   heat  
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heat is _______   energy  
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movement creates _______   heat  
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_______ are in constant movement   electrons  
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condensation needs a _____ _____   solid surface  
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_____ are associated with types of weather   clouds  
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which is stronger- breeze or gale   gale  
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______ occurs where cold air meets warm air   wind  
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what are the 2 kinds of electricty   static and current  
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travels in waves and has the characters of electricty and magnet   electromagnetic energy  
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what is radiation?   direct transfer of energy by electromagnetic waves  
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____ and ____ have the longest wavelengths   red;orange  
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_____ and ____ have the shortest wavelength   blue;violet  
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ranks local winds   beaufort scale  
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ranks the intensity of hurricanes   Saffer- Simpson  
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ranks intesity of tornados   Fijita scale  
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a method that scients us to produce rain by adding a solid surface in which water vapor can condensate   cloud seeding  
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round pellets of ice   hail  
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rain that freezes on a solid   freezing rain  
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any form of water that falls from a cloud   precipation  
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rain that falls threw freezing air   sleet  
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water vapor in a cloud that are converted directly into ice crystals   snow  
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frozen carbon dioxide   dry ice  
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the amount of water vapor in the air   humidity  
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doldrums   0 degreeze latitude  
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the west side   windward  
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the dry side   leeward  
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process of breathing   respiration  
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give of vapor through pores   transpiration  
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process when molecule of water vapor become liquid water   codensation  
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tempature at which condensation begins   dew point  
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ice that has been directly deposited on a cold surface   frost  
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heap or mass   cumulus  
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rain   nimbo or nimbus  
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blanket or layered   strato  
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H2O,CO2,and CH4   greenhouse gases  
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f - 30 divided by 2   Farenheit to Celcius  
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C times 2 +30   c to f  
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abot 10 kilometers above the earth's suface   jet streams  
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measure of the equater   0 degreeze  
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measures wind speed   anemometer  
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alabama to quabec, canada   appalachian mountain system  
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north and south pole degreeze   90 degreeze  
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a wind that blows from an ocean onto land   sea breeze  
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a wind that blows from land to a body of water   land breeze  
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as the earth rotates it creates and bends global wind patterns   Coriolis effect  
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winds that blow over short distances and change daily   local windss  
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winds that blow countinously in the same direction and are created by an unequal heating   global winds  
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the highest mountain in the appalachian mountain system   Mount Mitchell  
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the total energy of motion   thermal energy  
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in the stratosphere   ozone  
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destroy plant and animal cells   gamma rays  
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rate of repetition   frequency  
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seperates the color of white light   prism  
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a combination of all colors of the rainbow   white light  
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display of color light   spectrum  
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measured from one wave crest to another   wavelength  
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lowert point on visible surface   sea level  
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