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Gallery Walk Questions on Atmospheric Moisture

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created by Mark Francek, Central Michigan University

The following are potential questions that could be used in a gallery walk activity about Atmospheric Mosture. The questions are organized according to the cognitive level at which students are engaged, using Bloom's Taxonomy.

Knowledge

What are the definitions of "dew point" and "relative humidity"?

Comprehension

How are condensation and precipitation different?

Application

Given the average snow/liquid ratio, what is yearly precipitation in your town if received 24" of rain and 35.2" of snow?

Analysis

Analyze the following weather map. Where are you most likely to find cumulonimbus clouds? Where would you find hot oppressively humid conditions? Where would the heat index actually be less than the air temperature?

Synthesis

Propose two ways you can maximize the profits your company can make as a result of humidity modification.

Evaluation

Prepare a debate script for coal industry executives and for EPA regarding acid deposition (acid rain).



Visit the introduction to Gallery Walks for more information about using Gallery Walks in your classes.

Learn more about creating questions for Gallery Walk using Bloom's Taxonomy

To see a more fully fleshed out example of a Gallery Walk activity, check out either Weather Map Interpretation or Soil Morphology.