Layers of the Atmosphere
Heat Transfer
Atmospheric Composition
States of Matter
Other
100

The layer in the atmosphere where we live in

The Troposphere 

100

Conduction is defined as heat transfer through ____ contact

direct

100

The gas in the atmosphere that we breathe

Oxygen

100

This state of matter is rigid with a fixed shape and volume

Solid

100

A microwave heats food using ____

Radiation

200

The atmospheric layer that contains the ozone layer

The stratosphere 
200

When heat is transferred through electromagnetic waves

Radiation

200

About 78% of the atmosphere is composed of this gas

Nitrogen

200

This state of matter is not rigid, has no fixed shape but has a fixed volume

Liquid

200

We commonly associate this heat transfer process with the rising of warm air and sinking of cool air

Convection

300

There is a clear boundary between the Earth's Atmosphere and space (True or False)

False

300

This process is the transfer of energy due to density difference in the air

Convection

300

Clouds in the atmosphere are composed of this substance  

Water 

300

This state of matter has neither fixed shape or volume

Gas

300

Without the Ozone layer, humans would be pelted by this form of harmful radiation

UV

400

Beyond this atmospheric layer is space

The Thermosphere 

400

All of the Sun's energy reaches the Earth's surface (True/False)

False

400

This protects the Earth from harmful radiation from the Sun

Ozone

400

The atmosphere is composed mainly of this state of matter

Gas

400

In the troposphere, as elevation increases temperature _____

Decreases

500

Weather occurs in this layer

The Troposphere 

500

The Earth receives heat from the Sun through this heat transfer process

Radiation

500

What is an example of a solid in the atmosphere

Ice, Dust, Salt

500

This substance appears in all three states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) in the atmosphere 

Water

500

The atmosphere is _____ miles thick (will be given points within 20 miles correct)

340