5th Science Chapter 11 Review Jeopardy Template

Vocab #1	Vocab #2	True/False	Inquiry	Essay
100 What is precipitation Rain, snow, hail, and sleet are all types of this	100 What is ocean current A continuous moving stream of water of similar temperature and density	100 False -front is where two air masses meet A front is the boundary where two ocean currents meet	100 What is a warm front Name this front where warm arm meets cold air	100 Sunscreen reflects ultraviolet radiation away from your sin, it absorbs it before it reaches your skin and forms a barrier. How does suncreen prevent ultraviolet radiation from burning your skin?
200 What is a tornado A funnel-shaped cloud with rapidly rotating winds	200 What is the Jetstream This is a belt of high-speed winds in the troposphere	200 False - movement of global winds The diagram shows that ocean currents move in predictable patterns	200 What is a cold front Name this front where cold air meets warm air.	200 Would slow down the airliner because you'd be going against the high winds How would a jet stream affect an airliner flying through it from east to west across North America?
300 What is climate Average weather conditions over a long period of time describe the what of an area	300 What is an air mass This is a large body of air	300 True Earth's atmosphere helps protect you from the Sun's harmful radiation	300 Energy from the Sun warms the Earth and its atmosphere much like it warms a greenhouse. Like the glass panels of a greenhouse, gases in the atmosphere trap solar radiation Looking at picture, how is Earth's atmosphere like a greenhouse?	300 You should draw a warm front using half circles facing the direction in which the front is moving. Look at diagram of Minnesota. Imagine a thunderstorm is about to form over the area. Draw a map that shows the front that will create the storm.
400 What is Coriolis effect This causes winds to curve to the left in the Southern Hemisphere	400 What is a front Another word for two air masses meet along a boundary	400 False - when warm, moist air is pushed upward at a front Thunderstorms form when cool, dry air is pushed upward at a front.	400 The temperature inside would change with the outside weather conditions. The plants might not survive. How might removing the glass panels of a greenhouse affect the plants inside?
500 What is convection current A loop of rising and sinking air or water caused by differences in density	500 What is a thunderstorm A small, intense weather system that generates heavy rain and strong winds

5th Science Chapter 11 Review

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