Weather Cycle

When will dew form in the weather cycle

• Evaporation

• Condensation

• Runoff

• Percipitation

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Sometimes, water vapor on a surface may freeze without first becoming liquid water. What do we call this?

• Frost

• Snow

• Sleet

• Condensation

What does a barometer do?

• Measures elevation

• Measures humidity

• Measures wind speed

• Measures air pressure

What carries warm water toward the poles?

• Tides

• Current

• Waves

• Rivers

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Which of the following shows evaporation

• Water vapor collects and forms clouds

• Ocean,Rivers,Or lakes release water vapor into the air

• Collection of water for runoff

• Precipitation is formed

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The hydrosphere covers what percentage of the earth?

• 25%

• 50%

• 75%

• 100%

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What would be the most helpful to someone studying the climate of an area?

• Todays barometric pressure

• Average yearly percipitation

• How often a natural disaster occurs

• Temperature changes in one month

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How might the particles from melting snow end up in the ocean?

• A snow plow would drop them off in the ocean

• The snow would melt, then the water would soak into the ground, Eventually the ground water moves to the ocean

• The snow would melt, then it would evaporate, an then wind would carry it to the ocean

• The snow would melt, then it would condense, and then it would transpire into the oecan

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What is erosion?

• Currents of air that move through the atmosphere

• Precipitation that collects and causes natural disasters

• Movement of materials away from a place

• The force that keeps objects on earth

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what is a cloud that is described as wispy knowm as?

• Cirrus

• Altocumulus

• Stratus

• Cumulonibus