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EOG Review | Fronts & Pressures

EOG Review | Fronts & Pressures

Assessment

Presentation

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Science

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5th Grade

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Easy

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NGSS
MS-ESS2-5, MS-ESS2-6

Standards-aligned

Created by

Da'Zyna White

Used 19+ times

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14 Slides • 26 Questions

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Pressures & Fronts

EOG Review | Weather Part II

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High and Low Pressure Systems

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What do you remember about...

High and Low Pressure Systems

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Multiple Choice

Which pressure system will allow us to go outside for recess?

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High Pressure Systems

2

Low Pressure Systems

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Multiple Choice

Which pressure system will allow us to possibly not go outside due to storms?

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High Pressure Systems

2

Low Pressure Systems

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Multiple Choice

Which pressure system brings precipitation?

1

High Pressure Systems

2

Low Pressure Systems

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Multiple Choice

Which pressure system brings clear skies?

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High Pressure Systems

2

Low Pressure Systems

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High Pressure Systems bring. . .

  • Dry weather

  • Clear Skies

  • High temperatures

  • Light winds

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Open Ended

High pressure systems bring what kind of weather?

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Low Pressure Systems bring. . .

  • Clouds

  • Precipitation

  • Lower Temperatures

  • Storms

  • Strong Winds

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Open Ended

Low pressure systems bring what kind of weather?

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Any questions?

Get ready. . . set. . . GO!

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13

Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure causes rain and clouds.

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Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

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Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure means you will see sunny skies.

1

Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

15

Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure is represented by an "H."

1

Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

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Low Pressure Systems

Brings lousy weather.

- The air rises to create clouds, that will bring rain, storms, and low temperatures. The air rotates COUNTERCLOCKWISE.

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High Pressure Systems

Brings happy weather. There is no moisture in the air to create clouds so the air just sinks. The air rotates CLOCKWISE.

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Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure is sinking.

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Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

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Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure is rising.

1

Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

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Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure rotates clockwise.

1

Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

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Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure rotates counterclockwise.

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Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

23

Multiple Choice

This type of air pressure contains dry air.

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Low Pressure

2

High Pressure

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Four Weather Fronts

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Multiple Choice

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Which front is represented by a red half circle line on a weather map?

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Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

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Multiple Choice

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Which front is represented by a purple half circle and shark teeth line on a weather map?

1

Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

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Multiple Choice

Which front occurs when colder air replaces warm air?

1

Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

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Multiple Choice

Which front occurs when warmer air replaces colder air?

1

Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

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Multiple Choice

What occurs during a stationary front?

1

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the colder air replaces the warmer air.

2

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the warmer air replaces the colder air.

3

When a cold front catches up and overtakes the warm front.

4

When two air masses do not move.

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Multiple Choice

What occurs during a cold front?

1

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the colder air replaces the warmer air.

2

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the warmer air replaces the colder air.

3

When a cold front catches up and overtakes the warm front.

4

When two air masses do not move.

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Multiple Choice

What occurs during a warm front?

1

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the colder air replaces the warmer air.

2

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the warmer air replaces the colder air.

3

When a cold front catches up and overtakes the warm front.

4

When two air masses do not move.

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Multiple Choice

What occurs during an occluded front?

1

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the colder air replaces the warmer air.

2

One cold air mass and one warm air mass moves so that the warmer air replaces the colder air.

3

When a cold front catches up and overtakes the warm front.

4

When two air masses do not move.

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Multiple Choice

Which front occurs when colder air replaces warm air?

1

Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

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Multiple Choice

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Which front is represented by a red half circle line on a weather map?

1

Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

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Multiple Choice

Which front occurs when warmer air replaces colder air?

1

Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

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Multiple Choice

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Which front is represented by a purple half circle and shark teeth line on a weather map?

1

Cold front

2

Warm front

3

Stationary front

4

Occluded front

Pressures & Fronts

EOG Review | Weather Part II

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