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Question: westerlyAnswer: west to east winds in latitudes Question: doldrumsAnswer: calm areas with no prevailing along the equator Question: trade Answer: winds that blow from high to low zones Question: windsAnswer: that usually blow from the same directions Question: air Answer: of force exerted by air Question: effectAnswer: when solar energy is in the atmosphere Question: temperatureAnswer: the measure of Question: steppeAnswer: area between the Arid deserts Question: Answer: twisting spirals of wind Question: rain effectAnswer: deserts formed on leeward sides of Question: orographic Answer: when air flowing from the ocean meets a barrier Question: elevationAnswer: of something on Earth Question: Answer: a tropical storm resolving in violent winds, heavy , and dangerously high seas Question: Answer: a tropical storm on islands and areas Question: humidtyAnswer: amount of water vapor in the Question: remote Answer: devices used on satelites as Question: frontAnswer: meeting zone of warmer subpolar and cold air Question: windAnswer: high winds that come from east Question: What happens when warm westerlies come in contact with winds?Answer: there is a Question: What would happen if too much solar energy was in the atmosphereAnswer: we would die from Question: How can people make use of Landsat images to protect the Answer: They tell you information on the environment and how to help Question: How do global wind paterns and global ocean current patterns help Earth maintain an balanceAnswer: they circulate Question: What causes differences in air Answer: Hot and cold Question: How does air behave differently in a low-pressure area then in a high-pressure Answer: Lower Air is colder and less Question: What is the relationship between evaporation, , and precipitationAnswer: they are all of H20 Question: How do elevation and the effect influence land and climateAnswer: The you go, the colder it gets Question: How does the latitude of a site its climateAnswer: The closer it is to the the hotter it is Question: What is the between weather and climateAnswer: is temporary Question: Answer: wearing away of Question: Explain why the are still growingAnswer: There is still activity Question: Explain what contributes to the temperature of deserts, Answer: Little rain no trees Question: What life in desertsAnswer: Cactus, reptiles, bugs, and Question: What is the only continent without a Answer: Europe Question: What and where is the worlds desertAnswer: Question: Answer: When a place loses plants and gains features of a Question: DesertAnswer: An area onEarth that litlle rain Question: How do within Earth prevent prevent the surface due to erosianAnswer: Volcanic Question: Classify landforms into three categories other then primary and Answer: Size, , and shape Question: How is the island of Surtsey a good example that is both a and secondary landformAnswer: It has through volcanic activity Question: How do primary and secondary differ? give an example of eachAnswer: Primary are large land masses, secondary are primarys that have eroded. Mt. St Helens was once a primary, now its . Question: How does erosion of earths occur (explain)Answer: Wind blowing, and other forces that move landforms or them. Question: ReliefAnswer: Differences in of a landform Question: What is the between folding and faultingAnswer: one bends(folds), one (faults) Question: Which type of plate boundary is likley to have the greates on humansAnswer: pushing together Question: What landforms form at each of the 3 of plate boundariesAnswer: Mountains, , and continents Question: Assess the extent to which human activities changes in Earths surfacesAnswer: , litter, and land development Question: What occurs whe rock is bent? ?Answer: Folds. Question: What process erodes Answer: wind Question: What when plates meetAnswer: Earthquakes and mountains are Question: How does the study of plate boundaries explain how some mountains are Answer: It tells if a fault or a fold them Question: Explain the part wind plays in shaping the Answer: Its a that causes erosian Question: How far the surface of the earth is its inner coreAnswer: 860 Question: What is Answer: Ground up Question: What created Bryce Canyon's and unusualy rock formationsAnswer: Many centureies of weathuring by and ice Question: Answer: the mouth of a river whre sediment can be Question: alluvial Answer: a fan shaped deposit of sediment that is deposited by a Question: Answer: a landform of ground Question: Answer: a long valley on the floor Question: foldAnswer: the result of bent rock Question: Answer: melted liquid rocks or magma Earth Question: Answer: Opening in crust through which lava flows Question: sand Answer: Hails of wind sand Question: Answer: masses of ice that move Question: sedimentAnswer: weathering breaking particles of mud, sand, or Question: rock Answer: of rock decaying Question: Answer: wearing away of Question: What % of the Earth surface is covered by the Answer: 71% Question: what percent of the water on earth is Answer: 97% Question: What percent of on earth is iceAnswer: 2% Question: What % of earths water is fresh Answer: 1% Question: Why is the blueAnswer: It reflects off the ocean ~Karl Question: wy the Arctic Ocean freezes but the Pacifc Ocean does notAnswer: The artic ocean is colder and has less Question: 3 Ways life would change if the worlds resources were reducedAnswer: Everyone would start to die the food chain would diminish and people would die of thirst, and plants would die. Question: As of the year 2000, how many are there, and what are their namesAnswer: 5:pacific, atlantic,arctic,indian, and Question: What was the four oceansAnswer: Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Question: Whats the average of the oceanAnswer: 34° Question: the major source of ground waterAnswer: Question: Why are rivers and estuaries important to ocean Answer: they circulate Question: Why is important to agriculture and industryAnswer: feeds plants and powers hydrolics Question: CycleAnswer: The circulation opf water among parts of the Question: How is hydroelectricity Answer: when is stored behind dams Question: What are 3 US that depend on irrigationAnswer: TX, CA, and Question: shelfAnswer: Most shallow part of Question: Answer: a rock layer flows through Question: Water Answer: top of saturated zone in rocks Question: Answer: freshwater underground Question: Answer: important surface Question: estuaryAnswer: when rivers meet an inlet of the Question: Answer: an area of land by a river Question: tributaryAnswer: small stream that plows into a body of water Question: Answer: first and smallest streams from Question: evapotranspirationAnswer: a of evaporation Question: Answer: water that through land Question: hydrologic Answer: the cycle of water Question: Answer: a power source Question: Answer: large scale of manufactured Question: Answer: watering land pipes |
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