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Earth's Systems Test Review
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Water droplets that fall to the Earth's surface.
Precipitation
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What part of the Atmosphere do you live in?
Troposphere
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Flat, gray, layered clouds
Stratus Clouds
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Which two gases make up almost all the air in the lower atmosphere?
Nitrogen and Oxygen
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What Earth system is a thin layer of rock, soil, sediments, & layers of hot molten or liquid rock inside the Earth?
Geosphere
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Feathery clouds that form high in the atmosphere and are made of ice crystals.
Cirrus Clouds
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This happens when too much carbon dioxide is added to the atmosphere.
Global Warming
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Which is the smallest Earth system?
Biosphere
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This sphere includes glaciers.
Hydrosphere
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What contains parts of all four Earth's systems?
Soil
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What Earth's system is made up of a mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth?
Atmosphere
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The condition of the atmosphere over a short period of time.
Weather
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What are the 4 Layers of the Earth?
1. Crust 2. Mantle 3. Outer Core 4. Inner Core
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What are the four Earth's Systems?
1. Atmosphere 2. Biosphere 3. Geosphere 4. Hydrosphere
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What Earth system includes all of Earth's water?
Hydrosphere
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What Earth System is made up of all living things found on Earth?
Biosphere
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What percent of the Earths surface is FRESH water?
3%
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The continuous movement of water over land and in the air.
Water Cycle
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The name for water that soaks into the ground or flows across Earth's surface.
Run-off
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White fluffy clouds with flat bottoms form low in atmosphere and mean good weather.
Cumulus Clouds
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The gas state of water.
Water vapor
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Water that falls to Earth's surface.
Precipitation
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The gas state of water.
Water vapor
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Describes conditions over a long period of time.
Climate
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Dark heavy clouds that mean a storm is coming
Cumulonimbus
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