| A | B |
|---|
| How does the sun heat the Earth? | Unequally |
| How does air move? | From areas of HIGH pressure to areas of LOW pressure |
| What is the wind called that blows steadily over LONG distances? | Global Wind |
| The way that winds curve is called what? | The Coriolis Effect |
| What is wind called that blows over a SHORT distance? | Local Wind |
| What is the SIDEWAYS movement of air? | Wind |
| What is used to measure wind speed? | An Anemometer |
| Where is air pressure LOWER? | Near the equator |
| Where is air pressure HIGHER? | Near the poles |
| The difference in air pressure causes winds to blow from where to where? | From the poles toward the equator |
| When a liquid turns to a gas | Evaporation |
| When a gas turns to a liquid | Condensation |
| What are Three States of Matter? | Solid, Liquid, and Gas |
| Is rain in a puddle and example of condensation? | Yes |
| Is dew on the grass an example of condensation? | Yes |
| Are water droplets on the outside of a cool glass and example of condensation? | Yes |
| Describe 2 situations in which you could observe evaporation. | Seeing a puddle in the morning that is gone in the afternoon, water boiling on the stove, and mud drying to dirt. |
| Which one evaporates faster: shallow, spread out water or deeper water? | Shallow water |
| Why is the water cycle called a "cycle?" | A cycle is something that repeats. Water cools and condenses. Then the liquid warms and evaporates starting the cycle all over again. |
