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This study stack is for Chapter 2 which looks at the water cycle, climate zones.

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Water that travels from the atmosphere, to the ground, to the oceans, and back to the atmosphere.   Water cycle  
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Water in the form of a gas.   Water vapor  
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Water changing from a liquid into a gas.   Evaporation  
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Changing water from a gas back into a liquid.   Condensation  
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Rain, snow, sleet, and hail.   Precipitation  
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Water that fills cracks and holes in the Earth's rock.   Groundwater  
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Under ground rivers.   Aquifers  
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Water in the four oceans.   Salt water  
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Unpredictable changes in the air over a short period of time.   Weather  
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Usual predictable pattern of weather over a long period of time.   Climate  
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Area around the Equator.   Tropics  
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Seasonal winds that blow over continents for months at a time.   Monsoons  
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Funnel-shaped windstorms.   Tornadoes  
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Violent tropical storms.   Hurricanes  
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Long periods of extreme dryness.   Drought  
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Patterns of wind caused by local landforms.   Local winds  
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Dry area on the side of a mountain.   Rain shawdow  
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Built up gases covering the Earth causing the temperature to rise.   Greenhouse effect  
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Forest with thick vegetation and heavy rains.   Rain forest  
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Hot, dry areas with grasslands and few trees.   Tropical Savannah  
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Cool summers, wet mild winters with deciduous trees.   Marine West Coast  
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Hot summers, mild rainy winters with short trees.   Mediterranean  
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Short hot summers, cold long winters with heavy snow at times.   Humid continental  
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Hot humid summers, short mild winters.   Humid Sub-Tropical  
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Severly cold snowly winters, summer temperatures not about freezing.   Sub-Arctic  
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Frozen deserts.   Tundra  
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Layers of soil that stay frozen all year.   permafrost  
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Areas frozen year round.   Ice caps  
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Areas with less than 10 inches of rain fall a year.   Desert  
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Partly dry grasslands on the edge of desserts.   Steppe  
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Line at which no vegetation will grow.   Timberline.  
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Side of a mountain that is lush, green, and recieves precipitation   windward side  
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