Chapter 7 vocab./terms
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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climate | The normal pattern of weather in an area over many years
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El Nino | Event that occurs when warm ocean currents in the Pacific Ocean change their direction
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ocean currents | Moving streams of water in the ocean
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air mass | A body of air that has about the same temperature and moisture throughout
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atmosphere | a mixture of gases that surrounds the planet
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front | the boundary between two air masses that have different properties
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meosphere | the third layer of Earth's atmosphere
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stratosphere | the second layer of Earth's atmosphere
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thermosphere | the fourth layer of Earth's atmosphere
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troposphere | the layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth
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