Set 19C (Earth Science)

1. A ​ (a)   is a mass of extremely ​ (b)   ​ (c)   water droplets or ​ (d)   crystals in the air. 

• cloud
• small
• liquid
• ice
• large

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Warmer air tends to have ___ moisture in the air than cold air.

• more

• less

• the same amount of

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The ​ (a)   at which ​ (b)   is 100% is called the ​ (c)   .

• temperature
• relative humidity
• dew point
• condensation

If the dew point is 55 F, that means __

• this is how cold it will feel on your skin when your sweat evaporates

• this is how cold it needs to be at night for dew to form

• this is how cold it needs to be at night for frost to form

• the dew is above 55 F

1. Clouds form at high altitudes because:

• there is less air pressure

• it is cooler

• there is more air pressure

• it is warmer

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Water vapor can ​ (a)   into rain if there is something like ​ (b)   that acts as a ​ (c)   nuclei.

• condense
• condensation
• freezing
• dust/smoke/pollen
• hail

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When condensation nuclei gradually accumulate more and more vapor until they are heavy enough to to fall as rain/snow/etc – this is called ___.

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1. When a ​ (a)   surface (such as grass) causes the water vapor to ​ (b)   , this is called dew.

If the temperature is low enough, this dew will freeze, forming ​ (c)   .

• cool
• warm
• condense
• evaporate
• frost

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label the types of clouds

a

b

c

d

e

f

g

h

cirus

cirocumulus

stratocumulous

cumulus

super-duper big cloud

cumulonimbus

stratus

altocumulus

altostratus

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Study this to be reminded how hail forms (also check your notes!)

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