
2.1 What is Atmosphere
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Think about it...
Earth is the only livable planet known to humans, as it can sustain life for a significant period. What contributes to this ability of Earth?
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Multiple Choice
What distinguishes Earth's atmosphere from those of other planets?
thickness of atmosphere
abundance of oxygen
predominance of carbon dioxide
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Categorize
nitrification
denitrification
photosynthesis
respiration
Categorize the term with the terms with the correct cycle.
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Multiple Choice
The rainforests are situated near the equator and hence receive heat throughout. What would the most likely pressure conditions be in the rainforests?
high-pressure area because air sinks due to increase in temperature
low-pressure area because air rises due to increase in temperature
low-pressure area because air sinks due to decrease in temperature
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Multiple Choice
Which layer of the atmosphere contains almost all weather phenomena?
Exosphere
Mesosphere
Troposphere
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is correct regarding the composition of Earth's atmosphere?
Nitrogen and oxygen are in equal amounts in the atmosphere.
Nitrogen and oxygen are abundant, and carbon dioxide is less so.
Carbon dioxide makes up most of the atmosphere.
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Multiple Choice
In which location would you experience the highest air pressure and density?
at the beach
on a hot air balloon floating in the sky
on a mountain peak
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Match
Match the layer of the atmosphere with the correct feature.
Space stations are usually found in this layer.
Temperature inversion is observed in this region.
It protects Earth from harmful ultraviolet radiation.
Meteors usually get burned up in this layer of the atmosphere.
thermosphere
stratopause
ozone layer
mesosphere
thermosphere
stratopause
ozone layer
mesosphere
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Open Ended
You have been asked to design the atmosphere for an imaginary planet. This atmosphere should support life and should be based on the features of Earth's atmosphere.
What features of Earth's atmosphere will you use in your design?
You can start your response with:
The Earth's Atmosphere features include...
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Exit Ticket...
Which layer of the atmosphere do you find the most interesting?
Exosphere
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Troposphere
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