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ES Q2 Atmosphere (Quiz)

Quiz by Melva D. Borja

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  • Q1

    The boundary zone or transition layer  between the troposphere and the stratosphere.

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  • Q2

    A thin layer of gases that surrounds the earth.

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  • Q3

    A form of oxygen crucial to our survival that absorbs a lot of ultraviolet solar energy. 

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  • Q4

    The thermal classification of the atmosphere

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  • Q5

    These are caused by solar wind striking gases in the atmosphere above the poles.

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  • Q6

    The lower boundary of exosphere is called__________.

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  • Q7

    These are created when sunlight hits atoms and tears of some electrons.

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  • Q8

    The hottest part of the atmosphere.

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  • Q9

    The coldest layer of the atmosphere.

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  • Q10

    The gas with the highest percentage in the atmosphere.

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