(5th) Science - Solutions Up Close/Air Test
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- Q1
oil, coal, and natural gas
fossil fuels
ratio
120s - Q2
solution containing a lot of solute
concentrated
dilute
120s - Q3
carbon dioxide is an example of this
greenhouse gas
keeling curve
120s - Q4
solution containing little solute
atmosphere
dilute
120s - Q5
pattern of data referring to the concentration of a certain greenhouse gas
fossil fuels
keeling curve
120s - Q6
the comparison of two or more parts of a whole
dilute
ratio
120s - Q7
layers of gases surrounding the Earth
atmosphere
greenhouse gas
120s - Q8
Oxygen is the most common gas in the air.
False
True
120s - Q9
Salt solutions are transparent.
False
True
120s - Q10
Oceans cover about 71% of Earth's surface.
True
False
120s - Q11
Water particles have more mass than salt particles.
True
False
120s - Q12
Astronauts use special filters to remove carbon dioxide from the air in space stations.
True
False
120s - Q13
Greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, do not contribute to the warming of the atmosphere.
False
True
120s - Q14
Condensed water vapor is a liquid.
True
False
120s - Q15
A mixture of 20% helium and 80% oxygen lets divers dive below 30m.
False
True
120s