What can happen to air warmed by hot ground, with cooler air around it?

• It spreads out and rises
• It packs together and sinks
• It stays the same size

Which source warms the beach in our sunny-day example?

• The Moon
• The Sun
• Ocean waves

Wind is just air moving from one place to another.

Circle one:   True   False

A hot parking lot sits beside a cool lake. In a daytime lake breeze, air rises over the lot. What flows in near the ground?

• Cooler air from nearby
• More warm air from below
• Nothing moves in

In a daytime sea breeze, hot sand warms the air above it. Which way does that warmed air move?

• It rises upward
• It sinks into the sand
• It stays perfectly still

A rocky shore warms faster than a lake beside it. What could this difference help produce?

• A breeze between them
• The same warmth everywhere
• A complete stop in air movement

A field warms faster than a lake beside it on a sunny afternoon. Which outcome can this uneven heating help cause?

• Air stops at the water's edge
• Land and lake heat equally
• A breeze forms between them

Ben says only air moving down can make a sea breeze. What part of the daytime beach example is missing?

• Land cooling faster than sea
• Warm air rising over land
• Sea warming faster than land