Terms
Who has gas?
Layers
Earth
It's Hot
100

The mass of air surrounding a planet.

What is atmosphere?

100

The most abundant gas in air

What is nitrogen?

100

The five major atmospheric layers. 

What are mesosphere, exosphere, thermosphere, stratosphere, and troposphere?

100

In the troposphere, the temperature increases/decreases as the altitude increases.

What is decreases?

100

The transfer of heat energy by waves through air or empty space.

What is radiation? 

200
The process by which certain gases trap heat that radiates from Earth

What is Greenhouse effect?

200

This atmospheric gas is important for the body functions of many living things. Helps to carry out photosynthesis.

What is carbon dioxide?

200

Closest atmospheric layer to the Earth's surface. 

What is the Troposphere?

200

This is caused by the constant movement and collisions of the gas particles that make up the atmosphere. 

What is Earth's Atmospheric pressure? 

200

The transfer of heat energy from molecule to molecule by contact. 

What is conduction?

300

The force(weight) applied over a unit of area. 

What is Pressure?

300

Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide are both important for. 

What is life?

300

One of the ways Earth's atmosphere benefits life on Earth. 

What is filtering out much of the harmful uv radiation before it reaches the Earth?

300

The region of the Earth's atmosphere that is mostly nitrogen and where most of our weather occurs. 

What is Troposphere?

300

Define convection.

What is the transfer of heat energy through a liquid of gas by currents?

400

Energy that is transferred as a consequence of temperature differences.

What is Heat?

400

Water vapor, methane and carbon dioxide are this but nitrogen is not. 

What is greenhouse gas?

400

The ozone layer is located in this atmospheric layer.

What is the Stratosphere?

400

True or False. Earth's atmosphere reflects all light back to space.

What is false? 

400

A thermometer measures what?

What is the average speed of the molecules in a substance?

500

A measure of the energy of random motion in a substance's molecules.

What is Temperature?

500
Most plants grow better when someone speaks to them because of this 

What is carbon dioxide?

500

A very special area in the atmosphere that contributes to the aurora borealis and the aurora australis. 

What is the Ionosphere?

500

Which location experiences lesser air pressure: the top of Mt. Everest or Mexico City?

What is the top of Mt. Everest?

500

A light display that can be seen in the Northern Hemisphere. 

What is the Aurora Borealis?

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