Unit 9 Review Apes

"Bad ozone" occurs in the

• Lithosphere

• Mesosphere

• Stratosphere

• Troposphere

The main elements in CFCs are

• Carbon, Calcium, Francium

• Carbon, Chlorine, Fluorine

• Chromium, Chlorine, Fluorine

• Chlorine, Fluorine, Calcium

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Which of the following best exemplifies global collaboration for a sustainable environment? (Getting rid of CFCs)

• The Antarctic Treaty of 1961

• The Clean Air Act of 1972

• CERCLA (Superfund)

• The Montreal Protocol

Which of the following best describes the importance of ozone in the stratosphere to life on Earth?

• Ozone reflects X-rays from the Sun back into space.

• Ozone absorbs most of the ultraviolet radiation from the Sun.

• Ozone helps to moderate surface temperature by absorbing CO2 and CH4.

• Ozone increases mutation rates and accelerates evolution in a variety of species.

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The second step of ozone formation involves atomic oxygen combining with what molecule?

• CO2

• O2

• NO2

• 2H2O

The breakdown of CFCs in the atmosphere is caused by UV rays.

• True

• False

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Which of the following is a greenhouse gas that comes only from human sources?

• Nitrous oxide

• Carbon dioxide

• Methane

• Chlorofluorocarbons

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Although levels of CFCs in the atmosphere are much lower than those of CO2 , CFCs are still potent greenhouse gases because they

• remain in the atmosphere for only a brief time

• lack natural sources

• are much more efficient at absorbing thermal radiation

• are more difficult to remove from smokestacks and tailpipes

Which of the following best describes the mechanism of the greenhouse effect in Earth's atmosphere?

• Infrared radiation from Earth's surface is absorbed by gases in the atmosphere.

• Cosmic radiation from deep space is absorbed by gases in the atmosphere.

• Alpha radiation from the Sun is absorbed by water vapor in the atmosphere.

• Ultraviolet radiation from the Sun is absorbed by ozone gas in the stratosphere.

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All of the following gases have been implicated in contributing to the increase in global temperature via the greenhouse effect EXCEPT

• CFC's

• O2

• N2O

• CO2

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