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WorksheetsQuiz on greenhouse effect
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 17mins
Which spelling is correct?
Seismograph
Sismograph
Seismograf
Seesmograph
Seasmograf
Which spelling is correct
Sunamis
Tsunamees
Tsunamis
Sunames
Inhaled air is also called?
Espired air
Inspired air
Expired air
Ispried air
Exhaled air is also called?
Espired
Expired
Inhale
Exhaling
Formula for "Water Vapor"
2Ho
Ho2
H02
H2O
Formula for "Carbon Dioxide"
CDo
CoD
CO2
C2O
"Methane" formula
(a)
"Ozone" formula
O3
OZ
3O
o4
Which gas is this?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Argon
Nitrous Oxide
What is the 3rd layer of atmosphere?
Mesosphere
Mesosfere
Stratosphere
Exosphere
"Exosphere" Which layer is this?
1st
3rd
Last (5th)
4th
"Stratosphere" is which layer of atmosphere
1st
5th
2nd
4th
Draw the layers of atmosphere
How is air pressure used in our daily life?
life is inflating tyres, playing musical wind instruments, drinking through straw, flushing toilet, drawing water from well, blowing up balloon, breathing, maintaining body shape especially abdomen.
Writing, Painting, Carrying bag and sitting.
Only eating
Only drinking water with straw
Air pressure is also known as?
(a)
What is a greenhouse not made up of?
Wood
Brick
Glass
Metal
When do greenhouse gases cause global warming? What happens if there are no greenhouse gases?
I can't think so much
Greenhouse gases cause global warming only when their concentration is enhanced which in the long run threatens the existence of like on the Earth. These gases are also essential to survive on this planet as it helps in maintaining the average temperature of the Earth.
Greenhouse gases cause global warming when they want to. If there are no greenhouse gases I don't care
What is a greenhouse made up of and why?
A greenhouse is a house that is made up of glass. It has many doors and roof which are made up of glass. A greenhouse remains warm during the winter. It is used by the people in colder regions where it is difficult to grow plants under extreme cold temperature
A greenhouse is made up of wood because wood is good
I don't like this question
I don't know
How much Nitrogen is present in the air
78%
90%
0.03%%
21%
In this process a solution containing soluble impurities like common salt or sugar is heated. After sometime water will change into steam and the soluble impurity will be left behind in the container.
What is this process called?
Distillation
Evaporation
Sedimentation
None of the above
