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Weather and Space Science
Weather and Space Science
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Planets $100
What is the first planet from the sun?
Planets $100
Mercury
Planets $200
What are the inner planets in order from the sun?
Planets $200
Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars
Planets $300
What are the outer planets in order from the sun?
Planets $300
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune,
and Pluto.
Planets $400
How is Pluto classified? Why?
Planets $400
Pluto is classified as a dwarf planet because it is so
small.
Planets for $500
Why does a year on Jupiter last
longer than a year on the Earth?
Planets for $500
Jupiter is farther from the sun.
The Sun for $100
What is the star at the center of our
solar system called?
The Sun for $100
The sun
The Sun for $200
What force keeps the planets in
orbit around the sun?
The Sun for $200
Gravity
The Sun for $300
What two gases mainly make up
the sun?
The Sun for $300
It is mostly composed of hydrogen and
helium.
The Sun for $400
What are sunspots?
The Sun for $400
These are the dark areas that are cooler than the rest of the
sun’s surface.
The Sun for $500
Where does the process of nuclear fusion take place
on the sun?
The Sun for $500
Nuclear fusion takes place in the
sun’s core.
The Moon for $100
What are the different shapes the moon has in the sky called?
The Moon for $100
Phases
The Moon for $200
Why would the same object weigh more on the Earth
than on the moon?
The Moon for $200
The moon has less gravity than the
Earth.
The Moon for$300
What phase is the moon in when you can barely see it?
The Moon for $300
It is the new moon.
The Moon for $400
How long does it take the moon to revolve around
the Earth?
The Moon for $400
About 28 days.
The Moon for $500
Why do we only see one side of
the moon from the Earth?
The Moon for $500
We only see one side of the moon because its revolution and its rotation take exactly the same amount of
time.
Weather for $100
What is the layer of air that
surrounds the earth called?
Weather for $100
The layer of air that surrounds
the Earth is called the atmosphere.
Weather for $200
What is weather?
Weather for $200
Weather is the condition of the
atmosphere outside at any given time.
Weather for $300
What is the boundary line between two
moving air masses called?
Weather for $300
A front
Weather for $400
What are the four forms of
precipitation?
Weather for $400
Rain, snow, sleet, and hail
Weather for $500
What causes wind to form on the
Earth’s surface?
Weather for $500
Wind is caused by the uneven heating
of the Earth’s surface by the sun.
Water for $100
What is the water cycle?
Water for $100
The change of water from one
state to another as it moves between
Earth’s surface and the atmosphere
Water for $200
What is evaporation?
Water for $200
Evaporation occurs when a liquid
changes to a gas.
Water for $300
What is precipitation?
Water for $300
Precipitation is any form
of water that falls naturally from the
clouds.
Water for $400
How does the sun affect the water
cycle?
Water for $400
The sun heats the water and causes it to evaporate.
Water for $500
What is the process by which
water vapor becomes liquid
water?
Water for $500
Condensation
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What is rotation?
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Rotation is the spinning of a
planet or a moon on its axis.
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What is the path that a planet or moon takes as it moves around another object called?
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A revolution (or orbit)
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What is the lunar cycle?
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The changing phases of the
moon as it revolves around the Earth
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What is refraction?
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Refraction is the bending of light as it moves from one material into
another.
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What is a warm front?
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The boundary line formed when a warm air mass catches up to a cold air mass.
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