Student questions what are the three atmospheric criteria?

A.     Temperature, Longitude and Altitude.

C.     Energy, Auroras and Meteors.

D.    Air, Movement and Energy.

2.     What does the Inversion Layer trap, that affects are breathing? 

A.     Energy.

B.     Smog/pollution. <<<

C.     Water.

D.    Clouds.

3.     From what light does the Ozonosphere protect us from getting cancer

A.     Ultra violet light. <<<<<<

B.     X rays.

C.     Visible light.

D.    Gama rays.

4.     What chemical compound destroyed most part of the Ozone Layer?

A.     Plastic.

B.     Glucose.

C.     Chlorofluorocarbon <<<<

D.    Salt (NaCl).

 

1)	What  is the most common gas in the atmosphere?
A.	oxygen
B.	carbon dioxide
C.	nitrogen
D.	methane

Answer: C

 Answer: A

B) Air Pressure

C) Final layer encountered by incoming solar radiation

D)Oxygen

B)Local and Regional Landscapes

C)Temperature Inversions

D)Burning Trash

1. 
    What percentage of gas of Oxygen of atmosphere is true? Ans: a
   

1. 
   20%
   
2. 
   15%
   
3. 
   25%
   
4. 
   30%
   

2. 
   Which gas component is one of the atmospheres? Ans: d
   

1. 
   Nitrogen
   
2. 
   Oxygen
   
3. 
   Carbon dioxide
   
4. 
   All of them are true
   

1. 
   
   
2. 
   What does Peroxyacetyl Nitrate (PAN) harm in particular?
   

1. 
   Water
   
2. 
   Humans
   
3. 
   Plants, Agriculture Crops, Forest
   
4. 
   The Atmosphere
   
   

3. 
   The Ionosphere absorbs all of the following Rays, except?
   

1. 
   Microwaves
   
2. 
   Gamma Rays
   
3. 
   Cosmic Rays
   
4. 
   X-Rays
   
5. 
   All of the above
   
   

Chapter 3

1. 
   Which is not one of the atmosphere’s four distinct temperature zones?
   

1. 
   Thermosphere
   
2. 
   Mesosphere
   
3. 
   Troposphere
   
4. 
   Heterosphere
   
5. 
   They are all correct
   

2. 
   The atmospheric criteria included:
   

1. 
   Composition
   
2. 
   Height, Weight
   
3. 
   Temperature, Color
   
4. 
   .Color, Height, Weight
   

1. Anthropogenic means:

1. 
   Ancient genetics
   
2. 
   Human origin
   
3. 
   Ape-like genes
   
4. 
   Origins from our ancestors answer: b
   

1. 
   Increases as altitude increases
   
2. 
   Decreases as altitude decreases
   
3. 
   First decreases then increases as altitude increases
   
4. 
   None of the above answer: a
   

1. 
   What are 3 atmospheric criteria?
   

1. 
   Function, Color, Length
   
2. 
   Temperature, Color, function
   
3. 
   Composition, temperature, function
   
4. 
   Composition, Function, Length
   

2. 
   Name the three main parts of atmospheric
   

1. 
   Composition, Temperature, Ozonosphere
   
2. 
   Homosphere, Ozonosphere, Function
   
3. 
   Composition, Temperature, Function
   
4. 
   Thermosphere, Ionosphere, Heterosphere
   

Which is the highest albedo?

A. Ocean

B. Asphalt

C. Moon

D. Fresh Snow

A. 4:00-5:00 PM

B. Noon-1:00 PM

C. 3:00-4:00 PM

D. 5:00-6:00 PM

C is the correct answer.

a) odorless and colorless 

b) tasteless 

c) formless 

d) all the above 

e) none the above 

a) normal temperature increase with altitude reverses 

b) normal temperature decrease with altitude reverses 

c) a and b 

d) none the above 
CORRECT ANSWER is B. 
1)What affects air pollution?

A)winds

C)volcanoes

D)plants

Correct answer: A

A)4:00-5:00pm

B)noon-1:00pm

C)3:00-4:00pm

D)5:00-6:00pm

Correct answer: C

What is the type of O3?

a.       Oxygen

b.      Carbon Dioxide

c.       Air

d.      Argon

Answer: A

What kind of gases polluted to the earth?

a.       CO2

b.      O2

c.       NO2

d.      NO3

Answer: c

 1) What is not a natural air pollutant?
a) Forrest Fire

*b) Nitrogen

c) Soil

d) Volcanoes

b) Size

*d) All of the above1.

1) What has caused the upset of weather in California and the rest of the world?

A) Speed of light

B) Jet Stream

c) Gravity

D)Sunspots
Answer B

2) Weather is in the…?

A)ozone

B)Troposphere

D)Homosphere

1. Which layer of atmosphere contains the ozone layer?

a. troposphere

b. exosphere

c. mesosphere

d. stratosphere

 correct answer 1.a

2. What instrument is used to measure air pressure?

a. volt meter

b. thermometer

c. radiosonde

d. barometer

correct answer 2.d

A.     2^nd General Atmosphere

B.     3^rd General Atmosphere

C.    4^th General Atmosphere

D.     5^th General Atmosphere
2. The top of Earth’s atmosphere is approximately ______ above Earth’s surface/

A.     320 km

B.     400 km

C.    480 km

D.     560 km

1. Which of the following adds oxygen to the atmosphere?

       a. weathering of rocks

       b. forest fires

       c. photosynthesis

       d. life processes of animals

       a. mesosphere

       b. stratosphere

       c. troposphere

       d. thermosphere
Answer: (b)
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What components make up earth

A. hydrogen, carbon dioxide, air

B. oxygen, air, hydrogen, nitrogen

C. water, air, oxygen

D. hydrogen, carbon dioxide, nitrogen, oxygen, air

answer D

what as is affecting earth

A. hydrogen

B. ozone

D. none above

  b

answer B

A)composition, temperature, function

B)Height, weight

C)temperature, color

D)color, height, weight

Ans:A

A) scare hydrogen and helicon atoms

B)O2 and CO2

C)O2

Ans:A

 A. scare hydrogen and helicon atoms.

 B. O2 and CO2 

 C. O2 

   Key. A 

 A. stone 

 B. Asphatt 

 C. Fresh Snow 

 D. Grass 

  Key .C

1)	What  is the most common gas in the atmosphere?
A.	oxygen
B.	carbon dioxide
C.	nitrogen
D.	methane

Answer: C

 Answer: A

n which layer of the atmosphere the most ozone found?

A)troposphere

B)thermosphere

C)stratosphere

D)mesosphere

Answer: stratosphere

1)what is air?
A) A simple mixture of gases.
B) Naturally odorless
C) Colorless, tasteless, and formless
D)All the above
Ans: D


2)what is the three main parts of atomospheric.
A)Homosphere, Stratospere, Ozonosphere
B) Composition, Temperture, Function
C)Heterosphere, Thermosphere, Thermosphere, Ionosphere
D)All of the above
Ans:B

1. The rapid decrease in atmospheric pressure with altitude and that __________ of the atmospheric mass resides in the troposphere.  

a.       10%

b.      50%

c.       90%

d.      100%

(Correct Answer: c)

 

2. In the mesosphere, fine ice crystals form on dust, principally at ______________.

b.      Low latitudes

c.       All of the above

d.      None of the above

(Correct Answer: a)

 1.  how many miles does the atmosphere hug the earth roughly above the earth's surface  ?

      A. 300 miles

      B. 600 miles

      C. 2000 miles

      D. 3000 miles

the answer is A. 300miles.

2.  air pressure exerts a force of __ pounds per square inch.

      A. 40

      B. 100

      C. 14

      D. 104

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the answer is  C, 14.

1. what doer ozone absorb and covert it to heat energy?

a. x-rays

b. uv rays

c. gamma rays

d. none of above

 (answer: B)

2. which is not a criteria to examine the atmosphere?

a. composition

b.function

c. profile

d. temperature

(answer:C)

1. what is earth's atmosphere?

a) it is a unique reservoir of gases

b) it protects us from hostile radiation

c) it protects us particles from the sun and beyond

d) it does for us all the time

e) all of the above  

   Answer is e

what are atmosphere's two specific zones?

a) the ionosphere and the ozonosphere

b) the mesosphere

c) the stratosphere

d) the troposphere

   Answer is a