Buffalo, New York is a city located near a large lake called Lake Erie. Buffalo receives an average of nearly 94 inches of snowfall a year. Using your knowledge of temperature and what you have read, explain why Buffalo receives so much snow.

Answer: it is further away from the equator

Explanation:

The simple answer to why Buffalo receives so much snow, and why it is is often confined to a specific area, is lake effect snow.  Lake effect snow occurs most frequently during cold snaps in early winter. It happens when the transfer of heat and moisture from the warm waters of the Great Lakes to the cold air creates a shallow layer of atmospheric instability, causing air to rise quickly. As the moisture rises and condenses, it begins to fall as snow–and often, a lot of snow. Depending on which direction the winds are blowing, areas in the snow belts near the Great Lakes (including Buffalo) can see several feet of snow in just a few days.  According to the National Weather Service, in the Buffalo area, when cold air from Canada moves over the still unfrozen, relatively warm Great Lakes, the lake moisture and instability from this temperature contrast build one or more bands of snow. These bands are then deposited over locations downwind from the lakes, with some areas receiving much more snow than others, depending on their location and the wind direction.

John writes a definition for speed and time. Speed: Speed is the distance an object moves in an amount of time Time: The amount of time is measured in seconds, minutes, or hours Which statement is correct about John's definitions? (2 points) a Both definitions are incorrect. b Both definitions are correct. c The definition for speed is correct, the definition for time is incorrect. d The definition for time is correct, the definition for speed is incorrect.

What is the best description of how heat is transferred from deep in the earth to the surface?
a. Conduction brings hot magma up through the mantle toward the crust, where it cools and sinks.
b. Convection brings hot magma up through the mantle toward the crust, where it cools and sinks.
c. Convection brings hot magma up from the core to the crust, where it cools and sinks.
d. Conduction brings hot magma up from the core to the crust, where it cools and sinks.

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2) In the formula p=mv, identify the word that each letter stands for.

Which method of galaxy formation is expected to dominate far in the future?(1 point)

A) primordial collapse
B) merging
C) slow evolution
D) spreading

Which surface is most likely to create an echo?
a room with hard, flat walls
a room with hard, bumpy walls
a room covered in soft, wavy curtains
a room padded with soft, flat cushions

Identify the form of energy.



mechanical energy


chemical energy


radiant energy


electrical energy

How large is a typical animal or plant cell? A. 1-100 millimeters B. 1 meter C. 10-100 nanometers D. 10-100 micrometers WILL MARK BRAINLEST Science

What are the 3 properties of metals?

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identify the for of energy

(A)thermal
(B)kinetic
(C)chemical
(D)electrical

think about the statement "every decision has an environmental impact"?what decision do you make that add carbon dioxide to the environment?what decision do you make that would add less carbon dioxide to the environment then you currently add?

The forces exerted on an object are shown.
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A box has an arrow pointing down labeled F and an arrow pointing up labeled 5 N.


Which of the following happens when F is less than 5 N?

The object moves up.

The object moves down.

Balanced forces keep the object stationary.

Balanced forces keep the object's speed constant.

The atomic number of an element:
Question 2 options:

Tells you the mass of the atom

Tells you the number of energy levels there are around the atom

Tells you the identity of the atom

Tells you how many valence electrons the atom has

When this candle is burned it seems to disappear over a period of time. In actuality, the candle is being converted to smoke,ash, and carbon dioxide, and the energy is being released as heat and light. This is an example of _____________.
A. Murphy's law


B. the law of conservation of mass


C. the law of chemical reactions


D. the law of nature

1) Would a person's weight on Earth be the same as it would be on the moon? Explain using the key words weight, mass & gravity.

Can you make some notes related to these texts?

All of the following are forms of energy EXCEPT: A) heat B) friction C) light D) electrical

Which is a limitation of comparative investigations?

They give results that are usually not repeatable by other scientists.
They might show variable relationships that are not actually cause and effect.
They can usually only be conducted in labs instead of in natural environments.
They are usually inexpensive, but they do not provide new information.

You are asked to determine the identity of an unknown liquid and can only measure one physical property. You freeze the liquid and record that the liquid turns into a solid at 0 degrees C. Which physical property does this demonstrate?

melting point

boiling point

freezing point

volume

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1.What are the 2 types of cells (not plant and animal)? Describe each type.


2.Are you made of prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells? Explain why you chose your answer.


3.Are bacteria prokaryotic or eukaryotic? Explain why you chose your answer.


4.What parts do all cells have in common? List at least 2.


Label the numbered parts of the cell:


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8. __________________


9. _________________



12. Using the onion cell diagram above, which organelle is responsible for the greenish color?






13. Which organelle is the red arrow pointing towards?




14. Both plant and animal cells contain mitochondrion however they are not in equal amounts.


Between the cheek and onion cells, which one do you think would contains the greater amount of mitochondrion and


why?




15. Compare in your own words, at least 2 differences in plant and animal cells.






16. Why does a plant cell need a larger vacuole?




17. Animal cell do not have chloroplasts. Why not?




18. What are the 3 components of the cell theory? Put in your own words.




19. Choose one part of the Cell Theory and describe an experiment you could do that would give evidence to support your claim.



20. How can a microscopic paramecium and a large giraffe both be described by the cell theory?

Which part of the ear converts vibrations into nerve impulses?
cochlea
auditory nerve
outer ear
eardrum

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When an Alka-Seltzer® tablet is put in water, there is a chemical change because there are bubbles produced. The Alka-Seltzer® tablet slowly disappears over time. What would speed up the chemical change?

Adding more water would cause the chemical change to speed up.
Changing the color of the tablet would cause the chemical change to speed up.
Decreasing the temperature of the water would cause the chemical change to speed up.
Increasing the temperature of the water would cause the chemical change to speed up.

What is the basic building block of all pure substances that make up matter in the world? A. atoms B. cells C. compounds

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Which statement below describes a physical property of a substance?

A. Helium gas floats because is less air dense than air


B. Sulfuric acid is a toxic liquid

C. Iron rusts when exposed to water and air

D. Sodium metal explodes when exposed to water

What is the name of this unstable isotope from number 9?

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How can geothermal energy be used?

A fuel vehicles
B capture solar power
C power hybrid vehicles
D generate electricity

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Physical Models Activity

You have explored some interesting, informative, and amusing examples of models. Now it's time to get creative and make your own model. Here is the requirement checklist for your model:

✔ Model types can include drawings, diagrams, physical models, virtual simulations, or videos.
✔ Models must be created by you, not something selected from an online or outside source.
✔ Submit a presentation, picture, video, or screenshot of your model.
✔ Submit a one-paragraph summary describing the topic you chose, your model, what it represents, how you made it, and the specific science involved. It is important that you are using science terminology and are accurate.
Now that you know how to create and submit your model, you will need to choose a topic for your model. Choose one of the three topics listed below. Select each topic for an overview.

Conservation of Mass
Atomic Theory
Thermal Energy