Monday 2/3 - TES 3.2 Part 2

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Monday 2/3 - TES 3.2 Part 2

Last updated 5 months ago

8 questions

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Two students were trying to graph their data from the sim. However, one of them got confused and messed up when making their graph!

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Use the information in the data table and the line graph to answer the questions.

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How does temperature change as you get higher in the atmosphere?

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What happens to the amount of molecules of water vapor when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

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What happens to the amount of molecules of liquid water when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

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Check For Understanding:

Where (what part of the atmosphere) does water vapor condense most? Why?

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Check For Understanding:

When water molecules change from gas to liquid, do water molecules disappear? Use evidence from the data table.

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Check For Understanding:

When liquid water evaporates, do water molecules disappear? Explain why.

Based on our key point, where is condensation most likely to happen?

A) 20 feet up in the air

B) 300 feet up in the air

C) 0 feet up in the air

D) 5,000 feet up in the air

Two students were trying to graph their data from the sim. However, one of them got confused and messed up when making their graph!

Based on your investigations in the sim, and our key point we learned together, who’s data is correct?

A) Student A is correct

B) Student B is correct

Use the information in the data table and the line graph to answer the questions.

How does temperature change as you get higher in the atmosphere?

What happens to the amount of molecules of water vapor when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

What happens to the amount of molecules of liquid water when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

Check For Understanding:

Where (what part of the atmosphere) does water vapor condense most? Why?

Check For Understanding:

When water molecules change from gas to liquid, do water molecules disappear? Use evidence from the data table.

Check For Understanding:

When liquid water evaporates, do water molecules disappear? Explain why.

Based on our key point, where is condensation most likely to happen?

A) 20 feet up in the air

B) 300 feet up in the air

C) 0 feet up in the air

D) 5,000 feet up in the air

Based on your investigations in the sim, and our key point we learned together, who’s data is correct?

A) Student A is correct

B) Student B is correct

Monday 2/3 - TES 3.2 Part 2

Monday 2/3 - TES 3.2 Part 2

How does temperature change as you get higher in the atmosphere?

What happens to the amount of molecules of water vapor when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

What happens to the amount of molecules of liquid water when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

Check For Understanding:Where (what part of the atmosphere) does water vapor condense most? Why?

Check For Understanding:When water molecules change from gas to liquid, do water molecules disappear? Use evidence from the data table.

Check For Understanding:When liquid water evaporates, do water molecules disappear? Explain why.

Based on our key point, where is condensation most likely to happen?

Based on your investigations in the sim, and our key point we learned together, who’s data is correct?

How does temperature change as you get higher in the atmosphere?

What happens to the amount of molecules of water vapor when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

What happens to the amount of molecules of liquid water when you move from 3.0 to 4.0 kilometers in the atmosphere?

Check For Understanding:Where (what part of the atmosphere) does water vapor condense most? Why?

Check For Understanding:When water molecules change from gas to liquid, do water molecules disappear? Use evidence from the data table.

Check For Understanding:When liquid water evaporates, do water molecules disappear? Explain why.

Check For Understanding:

Where (what part of the atmosphere) does water vapor condense most? Why?

Check For Understanding:

When water molecules change from gas to liquid, do water molecules disappear? Use evidence from the data table.

Check For Understanding:

When liquid water evaporates, do water molecules disappear? Explain why.

Check For Understanding:

Where (what part of the atmosphere) does water vapor condense most? Why?

Check For Understanding:

When water molecules change from gas to liquid, do water molecules disappear? Use evidence from the data table.

Check For Understanding:

When liquid water evaporates, do water molecules disappear? Explain why.