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Science: atmosphere

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What is a thin layer of air that protects the Earth's surface from extreme temperatures and harmful sunrays   Atmosphere  
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Atmospheric makeup-mixture of gases,___,and liquids   solids  
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Volcanoes produced nitrogen and carbon dioxide, but little____   oxygen  
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More than 2 billion years ago ___began producing oxygen   organisms  
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eventually oxygen formed an ___layer that protected Earth from harmful rays.   Ozone  
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_____plants and diverse life forms developed   green  
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Atmospheric _____include nitrogen (78%), oxygen (21%), carbon dioxide, water capor, and argon   gases  
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Pollutants mix with oxygen and other chemicals to form   smog  
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_____include dust, salt, and pollen   solid particles  
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What is the Lowest layer, where humans live, and which extends about 10km up, and contains most of the water vappor and gases   Troposphere  
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Extending from 10km to 50 km above the earth. What contains ozone?   Stratosphere  
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what extends from 50 km to 85 km and is the layer in which meteors are visible   Mesosphere  
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Thickest part of atmosphere is from 85km to 500 km and is called the ______for its high temperatures   thermosphere  
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Within the mesosphere and thermosphere is a layer of charges particles called the _____that can help carry radio waves   Ionosphere  
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What is the outer layer of atmosphere in which the space shuttle flies; has very few molecules   Exosphere  
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Thermosphere and exosphere are the first to recieve the sun's rays, so they are very___   hot  
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What is about 19 km to 48 km above Earth in the Statosphere, this layer of 3-atom oxygen molecules(03)protects the Earth from the Sun's harmful ultraciolet radiation.   Ozone Layer  
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Life on Earth, as we know it,_____on it.   depends  
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Pollutants called _____(CFCs) are destroying the ozone layer.   Chlorofluorocarbons  
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CFCs are used in ______, air conditioners, aerosol sprays, and foam packaging.   refridgerators  
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If these products develop a leak, CFCs can enter the _____   atmosphere  
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The Ozone layer has a large hold over____   Antartica  
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some Energy from the Sun is reflected back into _____, some is absorbed by the,_______,and some is absorbed by _____and water on earth's surface.   Space, atmosphere, land  
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What kind of energy tat flows from an object with a higher temperature to one with lower temperature   Heat  
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what kind of energy is transferred in rays or waves   Radiation  
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What kind of energy is transfer of energy when molecules bump into each other through contact?   conduction  
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Molecules move closer togther, making the air more dense, and air____rises.   pressure  
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cold air ___, pushing up warm aiir, awhich them cools and sinks, pushing up more warm air.   sinks  
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What is water moces back and forth between Earth's atmosphere and surface?   The Water Cycle  
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Water Vapor in the atmospohere can cool and return to liquid form through   Condensation  
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When water Capor condenses, clouds of tiny water____may form   droplets  
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As water drops grow, tehy fall back to Earth as ___   precipitation  
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Earth's atmosphere is unique- it holds just the right amount of the Sun's ____to support life   Energy  
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What is the movement of air from an area of high pressure to an area of lower pressure.   Wind  
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The Equator's warm air, being less dense, is pushe upward by denser, ____air.   colder  
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The pole's cold air, beiong more___, sinks an dmoves along Earth's surface.   dense  
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The______-rotation of the Earth causes moving air and water to shift to the right north of the equator and left south of the equator   Coriolis effect  
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Near the Equator, very little wind and daily rain patterns called the _____   duldrum  
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