Science Notebook Check Quiz

What is transpiration?

• Plant sweat

• Plant decomposition

• Moving across pirations

• Another word for precipitation

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What is evapotranspiration?

• Transpiration on a molecular level.

• Condensation and Precipitation

• Evaporation and transpiration

• Evaporation and condensation

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What is one way to help decrease heat in an Urban Heat Island?

• Blue Roofs

• Green Roofs

• Yellow Roofs

• Red Roofs

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Define Rural.

• City area.

• Countryside area.

Define Urban.

• City area.

• Countryside area.

What is the best way to describe an Urban Heat Island?

• A countryside area where the temperatures are several degrees higher than urban areas.

• A city where the temperatures are several degrees lower than rural areas.

• A city where the temperatures are the same temperatures as the rural areas.

• A city where the temperatures are several degrees higher than rural areas.

What is a Geosphere?

• The geosphere is the layer of earth made up of solid rock and other rocky material.

• The geosphere is the layer of earth made where living things exist.

• The geosphere is the layer of the atmosphere made up of hydrogen and other liquid material.

• The geosphere is the layer of the atmophere made up weather and molecule material.

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Define Biosphere

• The biosphere is the outer layer of the atmosphere.

• The biosphere is the third layer of the atmosphere.

• The biosphrere is the layer of earth where living things exist.

• The biosphere is the layer of earth made up of solid rocks and rocky material.

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How does the sunshine create warm temperature?

• By heating the tall buildings to reflect down onto our skin.

• By heating the ground, which absorbs it and reflects it back up.

• By shining direct sunlight onto our skin when we are outside.

• By absorbing the cool air temperature in the atmosphere.

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How does the sun heat our planet?

• Thermal radiation.

• Chemical radiation.

• Chemical Energy.

• Electrical energy.