
Student Copy of U8D7 Weather
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Eugene Jones
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The most abundant gas in the atmosphere is
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The atmosphere is made up of gaseous elements and compounds. Which of the following best characterizes this combination?
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The atmosphere is made up of _______ main layers.
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Most of the air and weather can be found in the
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Ultraviolet light is dangerous radiation that comes from the sun to the Earth. The Ozone layer protects us from this radiation. Which layer is the ozone layer found in?
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What picture is shown in the picture
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Which atmospheric layer is the picture associated with?
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What is in the picture shown?
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The ozone layer protects the Earth from recieving too much
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The ozone layer is located in the
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
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This picture shows the Earth's surface with trees, clouds, buildings, and animals. What do the N2 and O2 symbols in the picture represent?
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Based on the picture shown what happens in the mesopshere?
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Reorder
Reorder the following layers of the atmosphere from the closest layer to the Earth to the farthest.
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
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On a weather map, a large "H" means
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On Weather maps "H" means high pressure which means that air is not rising but is sinking. If the air isn't rising, what type of weather is occurring?
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What occurrs when a Low pressure area moves in?
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Which two weather fronts usually have thunderstorms associated with them?
Cold front, Occluded front
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The front shown is a __________, It has light showers and drizzly conditions that can last several days until either the cold airmass or warm airmass becomes stronger than the other.
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On a weather map, weather fronts always move in the direction of the
"H" letters
The "L" letters
Down and up
Triangles and half circles.
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According to the weather map, ist more likely to be clear skies or cloudy in New York City? Explain how you know. Include the terms "high pressure and "low pressure in your explanation.
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