atmosphere, air pressure, air temp, layers of atmosphere, etc.
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What are the five main components of air? | Oxygen, Nitrogen, Trace Gas, Water Vapor, Particles
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| What does the ozone layer protect living things from? | UV Rays
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| Why is it good to get a small amount of UV Rays? | Vitamin D
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| Which layer is the bad ozone layer in? | troposphere
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| How are layers of the atmosphere classified? | Temperature
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| What happens to air pressure as you rise upwards in the atmosphere? | less and less oxygen, and the air gets thinner and thinner, molecules are spread farther apart
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| What Layer does weather occur? | troposphere
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| Which layer is the good ozone in? | Stratosphere
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| What happens to air temperature and air pressure as you rise in altitude? | temperature drops and air pressure drops
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| What is the atmosphere? | the gasses that surround the earth
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| If the air has less mass, then it is less _____ | if the air has less mass, it is less dense
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| What are the two most abundant gasses in the atmosphere? | Nitrogen and Oxygen
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| What happens to air pressure as you rise upwards in the atmosphere? | the pressure gets less and less
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| What is the ozone made up of? | oxygen with 3 atoms 0(3)
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| Why does the air have pressure? | the weight of the atmosphere exerts force on surfaces
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| Earth's atmosphere acts as a greenhouse and traps heat. How does this benefit the Earth? | It prevents us from freezing and makes sure the water on earth doesn't freeze.
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