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Ch 11.1 & 14.3
Atmosphere & Climate
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Ch 27.3 Sun Earth Moon
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Ch 28 Solar System
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Ch 29
Stars
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1.Radiation
2.Convection
3.Conduction
Column 1, 100
What are 3 methods of heat transfer
Column 1, 100
This process either reflects thermal energy into space or is
absorbed by Earth’s atmosphere or surface.
Column 1, 200
What is solar radiation.
Column 1, 100
Column 1, 300
This zone is located 23.5◦ S and 23.5◦ N of the equator.
What is the tropic zone.
**Be sure you can identify the temperate zone and polar zone
latitudes.Column 1, 300
Column 1, 400
In the diagram below, the earth is rotating counterclockwise. In the Northern Hemisphere, it is most
likely what season?
What is summer.
*Remember! During Spring and Fall,
neither pole points towards the sun. Column 1, 300
This part of the earth experiences the least
climate change.
Column1, 500
What is the equator?
Column 1, 300
Column 2, 100
On June 21, 2011, it is the last official day of school. It is also
this date in the Northern Hemisphere.
What is summer solstice.
Column 1, 300
During this time, the Earth’s axis is ┴ to the Sun’s rays and at
noon the Sun is directly overhead at the equator.
Column 2, 200
What is equinox.
Column 1, 300
In this location, the Sun is directly overhead at the summer
solstice in the Northern Hemisphere.
Column 2, 300
What is the tropic of cancer. (23.5◦N)
Column 1, 300
Column 2, 400
DAILY DOUBLE!!!
TRUE OR FALSE: Earth’s axis remains tilted at the same angle as it orbits the sun.
TRUE!!!
Column 1, 300
During winter solstice, this region is located
23.5 ◦S.
Column 2, 500
What is the tropic of Capricorn.
Column 1, 300
1. Mercury
2. Venus
3. Educated
4. MotherColumn 3, 100
What are the 4 terrestrial planets
Column 1, 300
I am a planet that rotates clockwise. I have an
atmosphere quite different from earth and am the
hottest planet!Column 3, 200
What is Venus.
Column 1, 300
Column 3, 300
I have a red surface, am smaller than earth, and have 2x the number of
moons earth has….
What is MARS
Column 1, 300
Column 3, 400
Identify the missing word in the large green bubble.
Meteoroid
•Enters earth’s atmosphereMet
eor
•Meteoroid heated by friction producing a streak of light
Meteorite
•A meteoroid that does not burn up completely and strikes the ground
What is an asteroid!
Column 1, 300
The asteroid belt lies between Mars and my orbit. I am the largest
planet with a composition and density similar to the
sun.Column 3, 500
What is Jupiter.
Column 1, 300
The interior of the sun is mostly made of this 4th state of matter
Column 4, 100
What is plasma
Column 4, 100
Most of the light emitted by the sun comes from the __,
because__Column 4, 200
What is the photosphere because
visible light is emitted from this
layer. Column 4, 200
½ of a sunspot cycle, the Sun’s magnetic field reverses every…
Column 4, 300
What is 11.2 years.
Column 4, 300
Describe the basic properties of stars.
Column 4, 400
What is temperature, luminosity and
diameter
Column 4, 400
This is used to measure the distances to stars
Column 4, 500
What is parallax.
Column 4, 300
Shape up! This characteristic of radio
waves helps determine galaxy
shapeColumn 5, 100
What is a LOOOONG wavelength.
Column 5 ,100
Column 5,200
This element is concentrated in the spiral arms and helps
scientists determine the location of spiral arms.
What is Hydrogen
Column 5, 200
Edwin Hubble measured the distance of nebula and saw stars too distant to be
included in the Milky Way. These stars
belonged to this galaxy.Column 5, 300
What is Andromeda
Column 5, 300
Weak radiation left over from early hot
stages of the big bang explosion
Column 5, 400
What is cosmic background radiation
Column 5, 400
In 2001, NASA launched the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy probe to map cosmic radiation, proving
that the universe is
Column 5, 500
What is expanding!
Column 5, 300
