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WorksheetsUnit 6 Assessment and Vocabulary Review
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 1hrs 22mins
What happens to the density (thickness)/air pressure of the air as you leave Earth?
air gets thicker
air gets thinner
air stays the same
air disappears
Which order is correct from the earth to space?
thermosphere
troposphere
exosphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
thermosphere
troposphere
stratosphere
exosphere
mesosphere
exosphere
thermosphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
troposphere
troposphere
thermosphere
troposphere
stratosphere
exosphere
mesosphere
What are the three fossil fuels?
oxygen, nitrogen, and helium
carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide
water, wind, and solar
oil, coal, and natural gas
Which is an alternative, green source of energy?
solar power
oil
coal
natural gas
How do we release the energy that is stored in fossil fuels?
pumping them.
stacking them.
burning them.
looking at them.
What is released when fossil fuels are burned?
oxygen
greenhouse gases
air
water
What is one thing that greenhouse gases do?
Release heat into space.
Cause plants to die immediately.
Trap heat in the Earth´s atmosphere.
Make people healthy.
What effect will rising global temperature most likley have on evaporation of the water in earth's oceans?
It would cause less evaporation.
It would cause more evaporation
It will stop the water cycle
It will decrease the size of the ice caps.
A mixture of smoke and fog is called:
Haze
Rain
Smog
Pollution
A greenhouse gas released by termites
Co2
Methane
NItrogen
Water Vapor
The leading human activity for CO2 emissions is
Agriculture
Landfills
Rice production
burning fossil fuels
Ozone has a chemical formula of
CO
CO2
CO3
O3
Good ozone is found in the
Troposphere
stratosphere
Mesosphere
Asthenosphere
What would happen to Earth without greenhouse gases?
Earth would get really hot
Earth would freeze
Earth would stay the same
A student researches changes in the concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere over the past 2,000 years.
*Forests help absorb CO2
*Burning and deforestation add CO2 to the atmosphere.
*Agriculture and fossil fuel use result in CH4 production.
*The average lifetime of N2) in the atmosphere is 121 years and of CH4 is 12.4 years.
*The industrial era began around the year 1750.
Which argument about the primary cause for the atmospheric changes is best supported by the evidence?
The changes are caused by deforestation because it removes trees that absorb CO2.
the changes are mostly caused by Earth's current position in the solar system which is different than it was 2,000 years ago.
The changes are caused by the long periods of time needed for N2O and CH4 to break down in the atmosphere.
The changes are mostly caused by industrial activities since those activities began at a similar time as the major changes in greenhouse gas concentrations.
This diagram shows the phases of the water cycle.
Which phase of the water cycle is affected MOST directly by heat from the sun?
Phase 1
Phase 4
Phase 3
Phase 2
