Air Composition
Greenhouse gases
Wildfires
Abbreviations
Temperature
100

The most abundant gas in the Earth's atmosphere.

What is nitrogen?

100

The greenhouse gas with the formula H2O?

What is water vapor?

100

This natural phenomenon can start wildfires.

What is lightning?

100

What does N2 represent?

What is nitrogen gas?

100

This is the temperature unit most commonly used in the United States.

What is Fahrenheit?

200

This is the percentage of the air we breathe that is oxygen.

What is 21%

200

A greenhouse gas used by plants for photosynthesis.

What is carbon dioxide?

200

This is the US state most prone to wildfires.

What is California?

200

What does O3 stand for?

What is ozone?

200

This is the freezing point of water in Farenheit?

What is 32oF?

300

This is the percentage of the air we breathe that is nitrogen.

What is 78%?

300

A gas that is released when fossil fuels are burned.

What is carbon dioxide?

300

This is the name for a deliberate fire set to reduce wildfire risk.

What is a precribed burn or controlled burn?

300

What does VOC stand for?

What is volatile organic compound?

300

This is the temperature, in Fahrenheit, at which water boils.

What is 212oF?

400

This is the approximate percentage of CO2 in the air we breathe.

What is 0.004%?

400

A greenhouse gas that is produced by livestock.

What is methane or CH4?

400

This is what the Air quality index measures during wildfire events.

What is the level of air pollution?

400

What does EPA stand for?

What is the Environmental Protection Agency?

400

This is the temperature at which water boils in Celsius.

What is 100oC?

500

This gas makes up less than 1% in the atmosphere and it is important for weather. The compound is abundant on Earth as a liquid and a solid.

What is water, H2O, or water vapor?

500

International agreement focused on reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

What is the Paris Agreement?

500

What is the primary pollutant produced by wildfires?

What is particulate matter or PM?

500

What does CFC stand for?

Amazing if you can pronounce this:

What are chlorofluorocarbons?

500

This is absolute zero temperature on the Kelvin scale.

What is 0K?

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