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Label the diagram

a

b

c

Cool

Warm

Title: Ocean Currents

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Label the diagram.

e

f

a

b

c

d

warm air

sun

air current moves from sea to land

sea

land

cool air

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As water ​ (a)   from a lake, it becomes a ​ (b)   that moves directly into ​ (c)   without ever being part of the ​ (d)   outside of the clouds.

• evaporates

• gas

• clouds

• air

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Label the diagram.

a

b

c

d

clouds often form as air cools

mountain

lake

air becomes cooler as it moves up

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​ (a)   in the air cools as it rises to ​ (b)   into water droplets inside a cloud. The droplets then collect until they are ​ (c)   .

• Water vapor

• condense

• heavy enough to fall

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As the jet stream moves southward, it will bring with it colder temperatures.

• True

• False

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Label the diagram.

a

b

Warmer

Colder

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Label the diagram.

c

d

e

a

b

cool air above the ocean sinks

Water

Land

Breeze

warm air above the land rises

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Conduction is one way in which energy in the form of heat is transferred through the Earth system. Which of the following best describes how conduction causes magma to heat the surrounding rock inside Earth?

• The warm magma flows towards Earth’s surface and cools.

• Electromagnetic waves from the sun warm the magma, which in turn warms the surrounding rock

• Differences in the density of the magma cause movement in the magma, which warms the surrounding rock

• Molecules of magma collide with molecules of rock and transfer energy as heat

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Electromagnetic waves produced by the sun travel through space to Earth. What is this method of energy transfer called?

• CONVECTION

• CONDUCTION

• INSULATION

• RADIATION