2.5 Temperature
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Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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Easy
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Joseph Davis
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23 Slides • 9 Questions
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Think about it...
The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth is 134° F, in the Death Valley Desert of Eastern California, while the coldest temperature ever recorded was -126° F, at Vostok Station in Antarctica.
Why is there such a huge difference in temperature between these two places?
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Looking at the two places shown on the map, which factor might contribute to the temperature differences between San Francisco and Norfolk?
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Categorize
Observe the temperature graph. It shows the difference between the average summer and winter temperatures around the globe, calculated from 1951 to 1980.
Sort each of the regions of the world into the category that best describes the temperature differences found in that region, based on the map.
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Multiple Choice
Exit Ticket...
According to the HEAT INDEX data table, what health risk would occur if the temperature was 88˚F and the relative humidity was 45%?
Think about it...
The highest temperature ever recorded on Earth is 134° F, in the Death Valley Desert of Eastern California, while the coldest temperature ever recorded was -126° F, at Vostok Station in Antarctica.
Why is there such a huge difference in temperature between these two places?
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