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How far does the atmosphere extend?

1,000 miles

At what temperature does water change to ice?

32 degrees

What causes molecules to move more rapidly?

Heat

What supplies the energy in steam?

Heat


What gas makes up most of the air?

Nitrogen

What does the weight of the atmosphere create?

Air pressure

___________________ is a cloud on the ground.

Fog

____________ is a rain or storm cloud.

Nimbus

____________ is frozen raindrops that have been blown back into the cloud to form more frozen layers

Hail

At what temperature does water boil?

212 degrees Fahrenheit

_____________ is the amount of water vapor in the air.

Humidity

_____________ a large body of air that has the same temperature and humidity.

Air mass

________ the temperature at which water condenses.

Dew point

____________ is any form of water that falls from clouds to earth.

Percipatation

How much of the earth is covered by water?

3/4

__________ is anything that takes up space and has weight.

Matter

The smallest piece of a substance that still has qualities of that substance is ___________.

Molecules

Why do objects float?

Surface

______________ are molecules that are packed close together.

Solids

_______ are molecules that are the fastest moving molecules.

Gases

_____________ is rain or melted snow that falls through a layer of freezing rain.

Sleet

__________ is water vapor that condenses in a cloud and falls.

Rain

The process of changing water vapor back into a liquid.

Condensation

The process by which liquid water becomes water vapor.

Evaporation

The force which draws things down towards the center of the earth

Gravity

Push or pull of an object

Force

Ability to work

Energy

Water is made of ________?

Hydrogen and oxygen

The layer of air surrounding the earth

Atmosphere

A particle which makes up molecules the smallest part of matter

Atom

A very high thin Featherstone cloud; means curly

Cirrus

A large puffy cloud with a flat bottom ; means "piled up in heaps"

Cumulus

The temperature at which water vapor condenses

Dew point

Anything that takes up space and has weight

Matter

A scientist who studies the weather

Meteorologist

The smallest part of a substance that still has all the qualities of that substance

Molecule

A dark rain cloud

Nimbus

Any form of water which falls from the clouds to the earth

Precipitation

A low thick layer of clouds

Stratus

Explain the water cycle.

As water moves from the Earth to the air and back again it changes from a liquid to a solid or a gas. This process is called the water cycle



Evaporation, condensation, precipitation