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Hydrology, Meteorology, and Astronomy Review S2 Final Exam

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Troposphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
A Thermosphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Troposphere, Exosphere
B Troposphere, Mesosphere, Stratosphere, Thermosphere, Exosphere
C Troposphere, Stratosphere, Thermosphere, Mesosphere, Exosphere
D Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, Exosphere
A how they look
B temperature and the number of meteors
C density and gas particles
D temperature and density
A Constant
B Alternating between decreasing and increasing
C Decreasing
D Alternating between increasing and decreasing
A the Exosphere
B all the layers
C the Troposphere
D all the layers except for the Thermosphere
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  • made of ice crystals and look like long, thin, wispy white streamers high in the sky
  • commonly known as "mare's tails" because they are shaped like the tail of a horse
  • can grow up to 10 km high
  • high winds will flatten the top of the cloud out into an anvil-like shape
  • are thunderstorm clouds
  • associated with heavy rain, snow, hail, lightning, and sometimes tornadoes
  • puffy white or light gray clouds that look like floating cotton balls
  • have sharp outlines and a flat base at a height of 1000m.
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Stratosphere
Troposphere
Mesosphere
This is where pressure is the lowest
This is where meteors burn up so they don't hit Earth
This is where clouds form
This is where the ozone layer is which protects Earth from UV rays
Radiation
Convection
Conduction
When warm air particles touching cold air particles causes those particles to heat up too
When air closer to the surface of the Earth is warmer than the layer of air above the surface
When air closer to the surface of the Earth is colder than the layer of air above the surface
When radiation from the Sun causes the surface of the Earth to heat up rapidly
Cold air/water
Low pressure
High pressure
Hot air/water
Air falls down into the Grand Canyon
Air warms as the sun shines
Air rises as it flows up the side of a mountain
Air blows across a desert
Water evaporates from the ocean
Air blows across the Great Lakes
gravity
electricity
the Sun
nuclear power plants
False
False
Gravity draws water back to Earth as rain, sleet, or snow
Solar radiation changing water from a liquid to a gas
Water that is lost through the leaves of plants
Water flowing from the surface of the Earth toward bodies of water
Water percolating (filtering through) from the surface through the soil to aquifers
Water vapor in the air turns into liquid water and forms clouds
evaporation and transpiration
condensation and crystallization
precipitation and condensation
surface run-off and groundwater flow
evaporation
transpiration
respiration
condensation
surface-water flow (surface water run-off)
transpiration
groundwater flow (groundwater run-off)
precipitation
photosynthesis
evaporation
transpiration
precipitation
gravity and heat energy from the Sun
Earth's revolution around the Sun and gravity
thermal energy and the moon
gravity and the Earth's rotation
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thermal energy
porous ground
gravity
magnetism
a decrease in temperature
an increase in temperature
a decrease in gravity
an increase in gravity
a decrease in temperature
an increase in temperature
a decrease in gravity
an increase in gravity
air pressure
gravity
temperature
condensation
stratus clouds
cumulonimbus clouds
cirrus clouds
cumulus clouds
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The clouds are cumulonimbus.
The temperature is 92°F.
It will storm later.
It is storming because there are cumulonimbus clouds.
The clouds are cumulonimbus.
The temperature is 92°F.
It will storm later.
It is storming because there are cumulonimbus clouds.
The clouds are cumulonimbus.
The temperature is 92°F.
It will storm later.
It is storming because there are cumulonimbus clouds.
The clouds are cumulonimbus.
The temperature is 92°F.
It will storm later.
It is storming because there are cumulonimbus clouds.
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hail
sleet
clouds
snow
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electricity
the Sun
nuclear power plants
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gas
nothing, it's water
solid
liquid
gas
nothing, it's water
solid
liquid
gas
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solid
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solid, liquid, vapor
steam, water, rain
condensation, evaporation, preciprtation
condensation
precipitation
evaporation
condensation
evaporation
precipritation
transpiration
evaporation and transpiration
condensation and crystallization
precipitation and condensation
surface run-off and groundwater flow
evaporation
transpiration
respiration
condensation
surface-water flow (surface water run-off)
transpiration
groundwater flow (groundwater run-off)
precipitation
photosynthesis
evaporation
transpiration
precipitation
gravity and heat energy from the Sun
Earth's revolution around the Sun and gravity
thermal energy and the moon
gravity and the Earth's rotation
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Almost all the water on Earth is the _____________________ that was here when the Earth was formed.

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Water is always _________________ around the Earth

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...in something called the ____________________.

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When water goes back into the air is called _____________________.

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When vapor turns back into a liquid it is called ________________.

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__________________ is when water falls back to the ground as rain or snow.

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Earth and everything on it uses the ____________________ over and over again.

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________________ are tiny pieces of stuff.

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Condensation occurs when water vapor collects on ___________________.

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Condensation is the opposite of _____________________.

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When clouds form water vapor turns into little _________________.

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The energy for the ______________________ on Earth

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....comes from the _________________.

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Our bodies lose about _________________ of water a day and it must be replaced.

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All living things need _________________.

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The __________________ is why every living thing on the plant can live.

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Sublimation
Surface Runoff
Precipitation
Evaporation
Condensation
Infiltration
Gravity draws water back to Earth as rain, sleet, or snow
Solar radiation changing water from a liquid to a gas
Water that is lost through the leaves of plants
Water flowing from the surface of the Earth toward bodies of water
Water percolating (filtering through) from the surface through the soil to aquifers
Water vapor turning back into liquid water
ice going directly to water vapor
Continental Shelf
Continental Slope
Seamount
Abyssal Plain
Continental Shelf
Seamount
Continental Slope
Trench
Mid Ocean Ridge
Continental Slope
Continental Shelf
Abyssal Plain
Mid Ocean Ridge
Abyssal Plain
Seamount
Trench
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What letters will be experiencing a low tide?

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What letters will be experiencing a low tide?

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Two high tides and two low tides per day
Varying number of high tides and low tides per day
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which images shows first quarter?

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Where does their shadow fall?

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Is it possible for them to place their hand so they no longer see the lamp?

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When their hand blocks their view of the lamp, where does the shadow of their hand fall?

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A The God of War
B The God of the Sky
C The God of Love
D The God of the Sea
A A telescope
B A scientist
C A mathematical prediction
D A satellite
A It's still a planet
B Moon
C Star
D Dwarf Planet
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The smaller the planet, the closer to the Sun it is located
The more dense the planet, the closer to the Sun it is located
Planets with gaseous atmospheres are far from the Sun
Only gas planets have a core
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False
False
False
Earth and Mars
Mars and Venus
Mars and Jupiter
Jupiter and Saturn
rock
water
dust and ice
gases

comets
asteroids
moons
meteors
comets
asteroids
planets
meteors
they all reflect light
they all are the same size
they all are found in the asteroid belt
they all are made of ice
space
deep space
Earth's atmosphere
Earth's surface
A. Earth, Mars, Venus
B. Earth, Venus, Mars
C. Venus, Mars, Earth
D. Venus, Earth, Mars
A. I
B. II
C. III
D. IV
Has the largest volcano
The coldest planet
The hottest planet
Has rings
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Stars and planets
All energy
Time
All matter
All of the above
Viewable universe
Visible universe
Observable universe
Basic universe
Timely universe
False
Less than 1%
1%
5%
10%
90%
Ether
Dark energy
Dark matter
Hydrogen gas
Dark force
Ether
Dark energy
Dark matter
Hydrogen gas
Dark force
So slowly we can hardly measure it
Around 1 mile/hour
At the speed of light
Faster than the speed of light
The universe is not expanding, it's actually collapsing
Original Boom
The First Explosion
Big Bang
Initial Blast
Ground Zero
Round
Square
Triangle
Rectangle
Flat
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Iron
Carbon
Gold
The Origin Point
The Center of the Universe
The Big Bang Core
The Singularity
Thousands of years ago
Millions of years ago
Billions of years ago
Trillions of years ago
Quadrillions of years ago
Expanding and getting hotter
Expanding and getting colder
Shrinking and getting hotter
Shrinking and getting colder
The parts that make up atoms, such the protons and neutrons in nuclei form
Life begins on Earth
The first atoms, mostly hydrogen, form
Our solar system formed
The first stars formed
Today
The "Big Bang" occurs from an infinitely small, hot, and dense point called the singularity
The Earth revolves around the Sun
Redshift, or stretching of light waves as objects in space get farther away from each other
We can't find anything in the universe older than 13.7 billion years old
Plants make use carbon dioxide and sunlight to make oxygen and sugar in photosynthesis
Cosmic background radiation
Black holes are extremely dense and small
The city of San Bernardino
The Milky Way Galaxy
The Sun
Shandin Hills Middle School
The Universe
A single proton
Jilbert's room in B6
A skin cell
An atom
The continent of North America
San Bernardino County
California
The United States of America
The Earth
Our solar system
You
A giant star
An area of high gravity where even light cannot escape
A large group of stars spinning around a center of high gravity
A star and its planets
A large area of empty space
Whirlpool galaxy
Elliptical galaxy
Messier 82
Sombrero galaxy
Milky Way galaxy
Tadpole galaxy
Ursa Major Group
The Local Group
The Universe
The Solar System
Magellanic Clouds
Spiral galaxy
Barred spiral galaxy
Elliptical galaxy
Irregular galaxy
None of the above
Spiral galaxy
Barred spiral galaxy
Elliptical galaxy
Irregular galaxy
None of the above
Spiral galaxy
Barred spiral galaxy
Elliptical galaxy
Irregular galaxy
None of the above
Spiral galaxy
Barred spiral galaxy
Elliptical galaxy
Irregular galaxy
None of the above
A super giant star
Empty space
A massive black hole
Dark matter
Pinwheel
Andromeda
Sombrero
Whirlpool
Solar System
1 year
100 years
365 years
1 million years
Over 200 million years
Iron and nickel
Oxygen and hydrogen
Silicon and sulfur
Hydrogen and helium
Helium and magnesium
Fossil fuels
Hydropower
Nuclear fusion
Electric wind
Photosynthesis
Nebulae
Protostar
Main Sequence Star
Red Giant
Supernova
Nebulae
Protostar
Main Sequence Star
Red Giant
Supernova
Nebulae
Protostar
Main Sequence Star
Red Giant
Supernova
Nebulae
Protostar
Main Sequence Star
Red Giant
Supernova
Red dwarf star
Yellow dwarf star
Super giant star
Neutron star
Brown dwarf star
Red dwarf star
Yellow dwarf star
Super giant star
Neutron star
Brown dwarf star
Brown
Red
Yellow
Blue
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Uranus
Mercury
The Sun
Neptune
Earth
Saturn
The Moon
A. increase in speed
B. decrease in speed
C. increase or decrease in speed
A . The tether ball continues to move in a straight line at a constant speed
B. The tether ball is pulled by the center pole making the ball go in a circular orbit
C. The tether ball decreases speed and stops
A. The tether ball continues to move in a straight line at a constant speed
B. The tether ball is pulled by the center pole making the ball go in a circular orbit
C. The tether ball decreases speed and stops
A . Sun
B. a planet
C. asteroids
A . Increases
B. Decreases
C. Stays the same
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earth's atmosphere
the center of Earth
other planets near Earth
the Sun
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Record your weight on Mars

Question 687
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Record your weight on Jupiter

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Record your weight on Saturn

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693.

What do you notice about the distances?

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What does this data say about the orbit of the planet, discuss?

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What holds the planet in the orbit?

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What shape is the orbit use the screenshot to explain this?

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What is the shape of the orbit when increased?

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702.

Now increase the velocity of the plant to a large extent by extending the
red ‘v’ arrow.

• What happens to the planet in the orbit?

Question 704
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What is the shape of the orbit when increased?

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Now decrease the velocity of the plant to a large extent by moving the ‘v’
arrow in. (Full Sentences)

A) What happens to the planet in the orbit?
___________________________________________________
B) Now try to explain this in terms of v and
gravity?
___________________________________________________
C) Is the velocity constant throughout the journey?
________________________________________________
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D) Which one of Kepler’s law does this relate to?

Question 707
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What happens to the velocity on the path?

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709.

Why do you think the observation for your previous answer occurs?

Earth
The Sun
The Moon
They are all orbiting
Question 712
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What is one motion that was explained by the geocentric model of the solar system?

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The sunrises in the __________ and sets in the __________
Which of the following best explains why there are water droplets on the outside of the glass?
water vapor from the air cooled into water droplets on the outside of the glass
some water from inside the glass spilled out
the glass was already wet
water vapor evaporated from the glass
Which cloud is most likely to produce thunderstorms?
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C
D
Which cloud is found only high in the troposphere and is made of ice crystals?
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C
D
Which type of cloud would you most likely see if a warm front is approaching?
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C
D
Which cloud covers the entire sky, is blanket-like, and brings precipitation?
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B
C
D
Which 2 types of clouds would most likely produce precipitation?
A and B
A and C
A and D
only B
Water can be a _______________. Select ALL that apply.
solid
liquid
gas (vapor)
Can you see them with a microscope?
True
False
Are water molecules moving?
True
False
Are all the molecules moving at the same speed?
True
False
Water can fall to the ground as... (Select ALL that apply)
rain
sleet
snow
hail
When air expands it will ________________.
warm up
stay the same
cool off
Water droplets in clouds run into each other and get _____________.
smaller
bigger
Precipitation comes from a word that means what in Latin?
flying off a cliff
floating off a cliff
falling off a cliff
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What gas was most abundant in the early atmosphere?
Water Vapor
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen
Oxygen
What gas is most abundant in our current atmosphere?
Water Vapor
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen
Oxygen
There is no more carbon dioxide in our current atmosphere.
True
False
The composition of Earth's atmosphere has changed a lot since the formation of Earth.
True
False
Other gases like argon, helium, and hydrogen are not in Earth's atmosphere.
True
False
Which type of wave is caused by wind blowing across the ocean's surface?
Wind waves
Swells
Tsunamis
Which type of wave is longer and more regular in shape, often sought after by surfers?
Wind waves
Swells
Tsunamis
What causes tsunamis?
Wind blowing across the ocean's surface
Underwater disturbances like earthquakes
Long-distance travel of swells
Which type of wave is usually noticeable in the open ocean?
Wind waves
Swells
Tsunamis
What happens to tsunamis when they reach shallow coastal waters?
They become shorter and lose energy
They disappear completely
They grow in height and can cause severe damage
Match the terms to the correct description
Wave height
Distance between two consecutive crests
Wave length
Lowest point
Crest
Vertical distance between trough and crest
Trough
Highest point
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Earth
United States
Moon
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What process is shown in this picture?
Rifting
Seafloor Spreading
Mountain Building
Subduction
What causes this process?
Mrs. Maurer's psychic powers
Outer Core Convection
Conduction
Mantle Convection
Radiation from the sun
What features occur at this type of boundary?
Volcanoes
Trench
New Seafloor
Deep Earthquakes
Lakes
Mountains
Islands
Shallow Earthquakes
What feature is this?
Rift
Mid-Ocean Ridge
The Core
Trench
What process is shown in this picture?
Mountain Building
Subduction
Rifting
Seafloor Spreading
What other features occur at this type of boundary?
Mountains
Islands
Shallow Earthquakes
Lakes
Volcanoes
New Seafloor
Trench
Deep Earthquakes
What type of boundary is this?
Transform
Convergent
Divergent
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