7. Identify and define two processesby which water naturally changes froma solid or liquid to a gas.8. Define exchange pool and reservoir,and identify an example of each in thewater cycle.9. State three ways that carbondioxide enters Earth's atmosphere.10. What is climate? How does itdiffer from the weather?11. What is a rain shadow?12. How does climate influence plantgrowth?13. What is the photic zone of theocean?

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7. Identify and define two processes
by which water naturally changes from
a solid or liquid to a gas.
8. Define exchange pool and reservoir,
and identify an example of each in the
water cycle.
9. State three ways that carbon
dioxide enters Earth's atmosphere.
10. What is climate? How does it
differ from the weather?
11. What is a rain shadow?
12. How does climate influence plant
growth?
13. What is the photic zone of the
ocean?

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