What are the four layers of atmosphere:

1) Troposphere
2) Stratosphere
3) Mesosphere
4) Thermosphere
 Windsock

Anemometer

Barometer

Hygrometer

Thermometer
 Satellite

Telescope
 Space Shuttles

Space Voyager

Space Probes
 Freezing
Liquid Solid

Melting

Solid Liquid

Sublimation
Solid Gas
 Evaporation
Liquid Gas

Condensation
Gas Liquid
 TEMPERATURE THERMAL ENERGY
Measures the average Is the total energy of
amount of motion of the motion of the particles in
particles in a piece of a piece of matter.
matter.
How thermal energy is transferred?

1) Conduction
2) Convection
3) Radiation
Three of the forces that affect objects on Earth everyday are:
1) Friction
2) Magnetism
3) Gravity.
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Vocabulary Review: Check understanding:
1) Green house effect 1) C
2) Humidity
2) B
3) Atmosphere
4) Barometer
3) A
5) Troposphere 4) A
6) Air pressure
7) Air mass
8) Stratosphere
9) Front
10) hygrometer
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Vocabulary Review: Check Understanding:
1) Satellite A
2) Axis A
3) Orbit A
4) Telescope D
5) Space probe
6) Solstice, Equinox
7) Planets ,asteroids, comets
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Vocabulary: Check understanding:
1) Mass 1) A
2) Volume 2) B
3) Solubility 3) D
4) Weight 4) B
5) Physical properties 5) A
6) Density 6) C
7) Evaporation 7) A
8) Physical change 8) D
9) Chemical change, Chemical reaction
10) Matter
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Vocabulary: Check understanding:
1) Heat 1) C
2) Energy 2) D
3) Temperature 3) B
4) Thermal energy 4) C
5) Conduction 5) B
6) Infrared radiation 6) A
7) Radiation 7) D
8) Convection
9) Kinetic energy
10) Fuel
11) Solar energy
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Vocabulary: Check understanding:
1) Force 1) B
2) Gravitation 2) C
3) Unbalanced force 3) D
4) Work 4) D
5) Balanced force
6) Power
7) Magnetism
8) Friction
9) Net force
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Vocabulary: Check understanding:
1) Momentum 1) D
2) Speed 2) C
3) Acceleration 3) B
4) Action force, Reaction force 4) B
5) Inertia
6) Position
Units:
Mass = ( g & Kg)
Volume = liter and milliliter ( L & ml)
Force = Newton ( N )
work = Joule ( J )
Power = watt( W )
Distance = meter
Speed = meter per second ( m/s)