Unit 3B Lesson 10
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| How is the glass in a greenhouse similar to greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere? | They both allow light in and trap heat.
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| Name some factors that could effect an areas climate? | Latitude, nearby oceans or mountains.
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| Where should you go to stay safe in a tornado? | Get to low areas such as a basement or a cellar.
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| There is a thunderstorm outside, would it be safe to hide inside a metal shed? | No!
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| What are some of the effects of global warming? | Drought, melting glaciers, dramatic temperature changes
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| What do weather maps use to show areas that have the same atmospheric pressure? | Isobar lines
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| As altitude increases, what happens to the temperature? | The temperature decreases.
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| What conditions will start a hurricane? | A low pressure area over warm ocean water.
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| Why does water condense on the ground in the early morning? | The air temperature near the ground has reached its dew point.
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| Name some adaptations that animals have developed to live in extremely cold regions? | Hibernation, thick fur,
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| What will happen when an area reaches 100% humidity? | Water vapor will condense into water drops
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| What is the term used to describe the specific temperature at which water vapor begins to condense to into liquid water? | The dew point
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| What happens to water vapor as it rises into cooler air? | It condenses to form a cloud.
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| Which types of clouds indicate fair weather? | Cirrus or Cumulus.
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| What is the difference between sleet and hail? | Sleet is under 5mm in diameter. Hail is over 5 mm in diameter.
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| Name some easy ways that we call all help reduce global warming? | Reduce our use of electricity, reduce our use of fossil fuels, Use clean, renewable energy sources, conserve water, recycle, Plant trees,
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| Why do people build dams and levees? | To control flooding and store water.
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| What is the difference between hail and frozen rain? | Water drops turn to ice as they fall through cold layers of the atmosphere to make hail. Frozen rain only freezes once it hits the cold ground.
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| Which type of clouds indicate rain or drizzle? | Stratus or Cumulonimbus
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| How is snow formed? | When clouds are cold enough, water vapor converts directly into ice crystals without first becoming liquid water.
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| How can we get so many different forms of ice precipitation such as snow, hail, and frozen rain? | There are layers of different temperatures in the atmosphere. Water and ice are effected by these different temperatures as they fall.
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