The Atmosphere ck12 middle school
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- Q1Select the option that has these gasses listed from most abundant to least abundant in Earth's atmosphere:oxygen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, argonnitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, argonnitrogen, carbon dioxide, oxygen, argonnitrogen, oxygen, argon, carbon dioxide30s
- Q2Weather happens in which later of Earth's atmosphere?tropospherethermospherestratospheremesosphere30s
- Q3Without atmosphere, Earth would havemore animalsmore photosynthesisa greater range of temperaturesmore glaciers30s
- Q4The density of air depends upon how closely gas molecules are packed together.falsetrue30s
- Q5Earth could not support life without its atmosphere.truefalse30s
- Q6The density of air is greater at higher altitudes.truefalse30s
- Q7The weight of air pushing against a given area:nitrogenwater vaporaltitudeair pressure30s
- Q8Which air is less dense and rises:warm aircold air30s
- Q9The greatest air pressure ison mountain topsin the stratosphereat sea levelin the southern hemisphere30s
- Q10The shortest waves in the electromagnetic spectrum:radio wavesultraviolet lightgamma wavesinfrared light30s
- Q11Which form of heating requires molecules touching molecules?conductionconvectionradiation30s
- Q12Convection happens mainly in the stratosphere.falsetrue30s
- Q13Warm air sinks to the surface in a convection current.truefalse30s
- Q14The ability to do work:photonconvectionradiationenergy30s
- Q15light with wavelengths too short for humans to see:visible lightinfrared lightultraviolet light30s