5-5 Vocab

What does the word "Atmosphere" refer to?

• The layers of gases surrounding a planet.

• A type of weather condition.

• A feeling or mood in a room.

• The surface of the Earth.

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Choose the word that means "to break down or fall apart over time":

• Impact

• Stability

• Decays

• Gradual

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What does "Gradual" mean?

• Immediate

• Slow and steady

• Rapid

• Unchanging

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If something is "Noticeably" different, how is it different?

• It is different in a way that is hard to see.

• It is different in a way that is easy to see.

• It is not different at all.

• It is different only at night.

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What does it mean when the shoreline is described as 'Receding'?

• Increasing in size

• Remaining unchanged

• Moving backward

• Completely vanishing

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What does "Stability" refer to?

• Constant change

• Frequent movement

• Being unsteady

• Firmness and steadiness

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Choose the word that best fits the sentence: "The scientist noted several _______ in the data which suggested a new trend."

• Impacts

• Atmospheres

• Variations

• Stabilities

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What does "Impact" mean when discussing an event?

• The time the event takes place

• The location of the event

• The effect or influence of the event

• The planning of the event

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If a change is described as "Gradual," how might you expect it to occur?

• Quickly and unexpectedly

• Slowly over time

• Instantly

• Periodically

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What does "Noticeably" imply when describing a change?

• The change is invisible.

• The change is minor and hard to detect.

• The change is clear and easily observed.

• The change is irrelevant.

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