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15-16 test

6th grade Burson science test

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process in which wind from land blows to a body of water land breeze
big, fluffy clouds that often produce thunderstorms cumulonimbus
clouds which form in layers stratus
thin, whispy clouds cirrus
instrument used to measure wind speed anemometer
samll, compact barometer that doesn't contain a liqud aneroid barometer
process by which wind from a body of water blows to land sea breeze
difference between a mercury and an aneroid barometer liquid
layer of the atmosphere that we live in troposphere
layer of the atmosphere which contsins sattilites exosphere
layer of the atmosphere that contains ozone straosphere
layer of the atmosphere that burns meteroids mesophere
layer of the atmosphere where the auroa boriallis occurs ionosphere/thermosphere
coldest layer of the atmosphere mesophere
a disturbance in the clouds rain
the percentage of nitrogen in the air 78%
earth provides this for us to live off of gases
winds that blow over short distances local winds
winds that blow over long distances global winds
percentage of oxygen in the air 21%
temperature in which condensarion condences dew point
instrument use dto measuer air pressure barometer
calm areas around the equator doldrums and horse latitudes
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