Question

1. which tool measures temperature?

a. barometer
b. thermometer
c. anemometer
d. rain gauge

1. which term describes heat moving from the ground into the air?

a. stability
b. transfer
c. change
d. cloud

1. which form of water cannot be seen in the air?

a. cloud
b. rain
c. snow
d. water vapor

Explanation:

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A barometer measures atmospheric pressure, an anemometer measures wind speed, a rain gauge measures rainfall. A thermometer is specifically designed to measure temperature.

Stability refers to a state of balance, change is a general term, cloud is a weather element. Heat moving from the ground to the air is a transfer of heat (like in processes such as evaporation or conduction - related heat transfer to the air). So the term for heat moving is transfer.

Clouds are visible collections of tiny water droplets or ice crystals, rain is liquid water, snow is solid water. Water vapor is the gaseous state of water and is invisible to the naked eye in the air.

Answer:

B. Thermometer

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