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Land and sea breeze Assessment

Land and sea breeze Assessment

Assessment

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Science

11th Grade

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

Standards-aligned

Created by

Tim Gault

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4 Slides • 8 Questions

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Multiple Choice

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Is this a land or a sea breeze?
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land breeze
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sea breeze

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Multiple Select

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What causes the formation of a land breeze?

(more than one)

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The land's nighttime temperature is less than the sea surface temperature

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Wind blowing from the sea to the land

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Higher pressure over the land

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Multiple Choice

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During a land breeze, what causes the air to rise?

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the cool air from the sea

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The sun heating the sea

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The warm land surface

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The moon's gravitational pull

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Labelling

What type of breeze is shown?

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Sea Breeze

Land Breeze

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Multiple Select

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Which of the following factors contribute to the formation of a sea breeze? (more than one)

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Differential heating between land and water

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Changes in air density and pressure

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Resulting horizontal air movement

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

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Why is the study of land and sea breezes important for understanding local weather patterns?

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Because they influence temperature and wind near coastal areas

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Because they only occur in deserts

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Because they are responsible for ocean currents

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Because they cause earthquakes

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Labelling

Air density - label

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less dense

more dense

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Dropdown

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Land and sea breezes are created because during the day, when the sun is up, the ​
heats up ​
than the ocean. At night, when the sun is down, the land cools off more ​
than the ocean. This difference in ​
creates the breezes.

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