6.3 Lesson 1-6 Quiz (Study Guide)

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Hailstorms are

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least likely to form in winter.

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The temperature of the air decreases as

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you move farther away from earth.

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As the air gets colder, the molecules

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get closer together and slow down.

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As sunlight shines on the ground,

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some of the light is absorbed and raises the temperature of the ground.

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Conduction is

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the transfer of heat through touching surfaces like particle collision.

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When the particles in the air gain energy

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they become less dense.

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Parcels of air that are less dense

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will rise.

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As air rises,

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it cools down and transfers its energy to the surrounding air.

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The movement of air parcels happens

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more often on sunny days, and less often on colder days.

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Humidity measures

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the amount of water vapor in the air.