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Ch.15

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1. list the example of local winds.
2.what are auroras and where are they found?
3.our ozone layer absorbs which type of harmful radiation from the sun?
4.how much oxygen and carbon dioxide is found in our air?
5.which global wind blows away from the poles to the west?
6.what are the 2 most abundant gases found in the air?
7.describe air pressure
8.what happens to air pressure as altitude increases?
9.describe jet streams
10.what is the greenhouse effect?
11.explain the 3 ways that heat is transferred?
12.where do trade winds flow towards?
13.what does the Coriolis effect make the winds do?
14.describe the doldrums?
15.what is the ozone layer? where is it found?
16.describe the thermosphere
17.what is the most common atmospheric gas?
18.what part of the earths cools off faster and heats up faster? what does this unequal heating create?
19.what is smog?
20.describe the movement of convection currents
21.which instrument measures air pressure? barometer
22.what is significant about the troshere?
23.what kind of ways have humans created air pollution?
24.what is another name for the distance above sea level?
25.what are global winds?
26.what does the name of a wind tell you?
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