Unit Review

What are the 3 R's of sustainability?

​ ​ (a)   is the process of collecting martials and turning them into different materials.

​ (b)   is to lessen the amount of something being used.

​ (c)   is to use something more than once.

• Recycle
• Reduce
• Reuse

what is the following definition?

A large body of air that forms over earth and begins moving

• Tornado

• Hurricane

• Air mass

• Earthquake

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what is the following definition?

Winds at different heights blowing in different directions and speeds over land

• Tornado

• Hurricane

• Air mass

• Earthquake

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what is the following definition?

warm moist air from oceans and strong swirling winds with heavy rain.

• Tornado

• Hurricane

• Air mass

• Earthquake

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Draw me how precipitation and storms occur. Use different colors to represent each air mass.

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What causes storms and precipitation?

• Plate tectonics

• Cold and Warm Front

• Renewable Resources

• Sustainability

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What is the main way water leaves the ocean?

• Water Run-off

• Evaporation

• Precipitation

• Erosion

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What are the three factors that impact the development of a storm when two air masses meet?

• Moisture, Density, and Measurement

• Moisture, Air Pressure, Temperature

• Density, Pollution, and Precipitation

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What is the main factor that impacts the development of wind?

• Air Pollution

• Air Pressure

• Air Density

• Air Temperature

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Where do tropical storms begin?

• North Pole

• Equator

• South Pole

• Tundra

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