What is the main reason that warm air rises up?

Warm air has lower density than cool air.

Warm air has higher density than cool air.

Warm air and cool air have the same density.

The movement of warm air is unrelated to its density.

What is the result of water transforming from liquid to gas through evaporation?

Humidity fluctuates unpredictably.

What causes warm air above the ground to rise?

Warm air has a lower density than cool air.

The air cools down and becomes denser.

The ground absorbs the warm air.

As the warm air gets further away from the ground and cools, how do the molecules move?

They move slower and are closer together

They move faster and are more spaced

They move slower and are more spaced

They move faster and are closer together

When does humidity increase during the water cycle?

When water transforms from liquid to gas through evaporation.

When water transforms from gas to liquid through condensation.

When water transforms from liquid to solid through freezing.

When water transforms from solid to liquid through melting.

What happens when 2 or more water vapor molecules come in contact with a tiny solid in the sky?

They stick to each other and form water droplets through condensation

What happens when the sun warms the ground through radiation?

The ground absorbs light energy and turns it into thermal energy, warming up.

The ground cools down and freezes.

Plants on the ground start to grow rapidly.

The ground reflects all the light energy back into space.

What causes air to become less dense according to the text?

The warmed air particles begin to move faster and spread farther apart.

The air particles slow down and come closer together.

The air particles cool down and condense into a liquid.

The air particles freeze and turn into ice crystals.

Under what condition might ice crystals form in the atmosphere instead of water droplets?

When the temperature is low enough in the atmosphere.

When the temperature is high enough in the atmosphere.

When there is a lot of pollution in the atmosphere.

When the air is too dry for water droplets to form.

Do water molecules from a water source evaporate and turn into water vapor in the air?

Only in the presence of sunlight

When water vapor heats up, do the molecules move slower and closer together?

They move faster but stay closer

They move slower but spread apart

As warmer air rises, does it become more dense?

It becomes more dense only at higher altitudes

It becomes more dense only at lower altitudes

What does a bigger updraft mean for hail?

The hail stays in the cloud for a longer time, allowing it to get bigger.

The hail stays in the cloud for a shorter time.

The hail immediately falls to the ground.

What causes hail to rise and fall?

The gravitational pull of the Earth.

The magnetic field of the Earth.

What is required for a large thunderstorm to occur?

High humidity and a big difference between high level and low level temperatures

Low humidity and a small difference between high level and low level temperatures

High humidity and a small difference between high level and low level temperatures

Low humidity and a big difference between high level and low level temperatures

Why might a small thunderstorm be created instead of a large one?

There is not enough humidity or not enough of a difference between high level and low level temperatures

There is too much humidity and a big difference between high level and low level temperatures

There is too much humidity and not enough of a difference between high level and low level temperatures

There is not enough humidity and a big difference between high level and low level temperatures

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What is the process called when a liquid turns into a gas?

Condensation

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Evaporation

Sublimation

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What increases with more water vapor in the air?

Temperature

Humidity

Pressure

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Can a desert be a source of water in the air?

Yes

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Is a snow-covered ground likely to be a source of water in the air?

Yes

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Is a meadow a place where water in the air could come from?

Yes

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Is a hot spring a place where water in the air could come from?

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What happens to water vapor in the air if we cool the air down?

It turns into a solid.

It remains unchanged.

It condenses into a liquid.

It separates into hydrogen and oxygen.

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Weather L7-13 Test Review

What is the process called when a liquid turns into a gas?

What increases with more water vapor in the air?

Can a desert be a source of water in the air?

Is a snow-covered ground likely to be a source of water in the air?

Is a meadow a place where water in the air could come from?

Is a hot spring a place where water in the air could come from?

What happens to water vapor in the air if we cool the air down?

What is the process called when a gas turns into a liquid?

What is the process called when a liquid turns into a solid?

What is the process called when a solid turns into a liquid?

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