Weather Climate 1
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| Earth's atmosphere is important to living things because _______ | it provides all the gases that living things need to survive
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| the two most abundant gases in the atmosphere are _____________ | nitrogen and oxygen
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| Air has pressure because __________ | air has mass
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| Instruments used to measure air pressure are called ________ | barometers
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| Water vapor is water in the form of a ___________ | gas
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| The ozone layer in the stratosphere absorbs ______ | ultraviolet radiation
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| Earth's _________________ is the thin envelop of gases that surround Earth | atmosphere
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| Nitrogen oxides react with other air pollutants in the presence of sunlight to form ___________. | photochemical smog
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| Because the atmosphere traps solar energy, water exists in ______ form on Earth for living things to use. | liquid
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| The atmospheric gas called ______________ forms clouds when it condenses. | water vapor
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| The weight of a column of air pushing on an object causes _____________. | air pressure
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| A person becomes out of breath quickly on a mountaintop because there are fewer _______ molecules present per cubic meter of air. | oxygen
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| Most air pollution comes from _____________. | burning fossil fuels
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| The National Weather Service measures air pressure in units called _____. | millibars
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| As you rise upwards in the atmosphere, air pressure ________. | decreases
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| Earth's atmosphere contains about four times as much nitrogen as _______. | oxygen
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| The layers of the atmosphere are classified according to changes in _____________. | temperature
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| The density of a fixed volume of air increases as its mass _________. | increases
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| The condition of Earth's atmosphere at a particular time and place is known as ____________________. | weather
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| The name of the molecule that is made up of three oxygen atoms is ______. | ozone
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| Harmful particles and gases in the air are known as _______________. | pollutants
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| The __________ of air can be calculated if the mass and volume of air are known. | density
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| Which layer does Earth's weather occur? | troposphere
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| Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer? | stratosphere
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| Know the names of the six layers of the atmosphere and where they are located | (short answer)
Remember the ionosphere and exosphere are located in the thermosphere
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| Describe three ways that the atmosphere helps living things survive on Earth. | (Essay Question)
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| Describe the characteristics of the mesosphere and its role in protecting Earth from meteoroids. | (Essay Question)
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