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SOL Jeopardy
Water Cycle
Clouds
Weather
Vocab
Weather
Tools
Wild
Weather
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Water that falls from the sky
A. Condensation
B. Evaporation
C. Precipitation
D. Conservation
Water that falls from the sky is called precipitation.
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The process of water changing into an
invisible gas called water vapor
A. Evaporation
B. Condensation
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C. Precipitation
D. Rain, sleet, snow
Evaporation
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The process of water vapor turning into water droplets
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A. Evaporation
B. Condensation
C. Precipitation
D. Formation
Condensation
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Clouds are formed in
what process?
A. Precipitation
B. Condensation
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C. Evaporation
D. Water vapor
Condensation
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Which form of
precipitation begins in
air that is above 32 F but
falls through a layer of
air that is colder?
A. Sleet
B. Rain
C. Snow
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D. Hail
Sleet
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Clouds are formed during
which part of the water
A. Condensation
cycle?
B. Precipitation
C. Evaporation
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D. Humidity
Condensation
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Gray clouds that cover
the lower part of the sky;
rain or sleet fall from
them
A. cumulus
B. stratus
C. cirrus
D. cumulonimbus
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Stratus Clouds
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White, puffy clouds
that look like piles of
cotton; they are
known as fairweather clouds.
A. cumulonimbus
B. cirrus
C. stratus
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D. cumulus
Cumulus Clouds
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Thin, feathery clouds that
appear high in the sky;
they are a sign that rain
or snow is on the way.
A. cumulus
B. cirrus
C. stratus
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D. cumulonimbus
Cirrus Clouds
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Tall, dark clouds that
mean thunderstorms
with heavy rain and
strong winds
A. Cumulonimbus
B. cumulus
C. stratus
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D. cirrus
Cumulonimbus
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Scientist who study weather
A Meteorologist
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B Astronomer
C Biologist
D Weatherologist
Meteorologist
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Boundary that separates two
air masses
A. Low
B. Back
C. Front
D. High
Front
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Large area of air that has
the same temperature
and humidity
A. Water vapor
B. Air pressure
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C. Front
D. Air mass
Air mass
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Scientific predictions of weather
A. Good guess
B. Forecast
C. Meteor shower
D. Data
Forecast
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Part of Earth’s
atmosphere where
weather happens
A. meteorsphere
B. thermosphere
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C. troposphere
D. Ozone layer
troposphere
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Instrument that measures temperature
A. anemometer
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B. hydrometer
C. thermometer
D. Wind vane
thermometer
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Instrument that measures
precipitation
A. anemometer
B. Rain gauge
C. barometer
D. Wind vane
Rain Gauge
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Instrument that measures
air pressure
A. barometer
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B. hydrometer
C. thermometer
D. anemometer
Barometer
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Instrument that measures wind
speed
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A. Hydrometer
B. Thermometer
C. Anemometer
D. Barometer
Anemometer
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Instrument that measures
humidity
A. thermometer
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B. barometer
C. anemometer
D. hydrometer
hydrometer
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Where do tornadoes
usually form?
A. Over flat land
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B. Over the ocean
C. In the mountains
D. In the forest
Over land
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Where do hurricanes
usually form?
A. Over land
B. Over water
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C. In the
mountains
D in the forest
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Big storms form over which
kind of pressure system?
A. Low pressure
B.High pressure
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C. Soft pressure
D Hard pressure
Low pressure
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Precipitation that is
formed by up and down
air currents
A. Rain
B. Hail
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C. Sleet
D. Snow
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Storms that have the most
powerful winds (reaching
300 mph)
A. Blizzard
B. Hurricane
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C. Tornado
D. Thunderstorm
Tornado
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