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WorksheetsPhysics Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is referred as the layers of gases surrounding the globe?
Earth
Dirt
Atmosphere
Temperature
What is the major element of the atmosphere?
Dry air
Water vapor
Dust particles
Carbon dioxide
How many percent of oxygen is present in dry air?
0.01%
20.95%
0.93%
78.08%
Which of the following is correct about dry air?
It is not important to all living things.
Plants use oxygen to produce their own food.
Dry air is unhealthy.
Humans use oxygen in the respiration process.
What element of the atmosphere is caused by water evaporation?
Dry air
Water vapor
Dust particles
Oxygen
Which of the following is NOT the importance of the atmosphere?
It prevents harmful space objects from hitting the Earth’s surface.
It prevents Earth from some radiation such as ultraviolet radiation.
It prevents people from getting sick.
It helps maintain the Earth’s temperature to be suitable for life.
How many major layers atmosphere have?
2 layers
3 layers
4 layers
5 layers
In what layer of the atmosphere meteorites got burned up?
troposphere
exosphere
mesosphere
Stratosphere
What are the phenomena happened in the troposphere?
Clouds, fog, rain, snow, wind and storms form here.
Ozone that absorbs UV radiation is found here.
Aurora Australis or southern lights appear here.
Has very small amount of lightweight gas particles like hydrogen and oxygen.
What layer of the atmosphere has about 600 km altitude from the ground?
Exosphere
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
What layer of the atmosphere has about 600 km altitude from the ground?
Exosphere
Thermosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Which of the following is true about stratosphere?
It is the 4th layer of atmosphere from Earth’s surface/
It has the most water vapor.
It has thin layer of air.
Most planes fly in this layer.
Which of the following is the correct order of the atmospheric layers from the bottom to top?
Thermosphere, mesosphere, exosphere, stratosphere troposphere
Stratosphere, mesosphere, exosphere, troposphere, thermosphere
Troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, exosphere
Exosphere, thermosphere, mesosphere, stratosphere, troposphere
How many percent of solar radiation is absorbed by the land?
19%
51%
20%
6%
What is referred as how hot or cold the air is?
Air temperature
Atmospheric pressure
Water vapor
Atmosphere
What is the primary source of energy on Earth?
Moon
Flashlight
Galaxy
Sun
What is the air temperature of the Southern Hemisphere when it is tilted away from the Sun?
Hotter temperature
Colder temperature
High pressure
Low pressure
How many degrees tilted is Earth’s axis?
13.5 degrees
23.5 degrees
33.5 degrees
43.5 degrees
What does the altitude affect the air temperature?
When the altitude above sea level increases, the air temperature is the same.
When the altitude above sea level increases, the air temperature also increases.
When the altitude above sea level increases, the air temperature is zero degrees Celsius.
When the altitude above sea level increases, the air temperature decreases.
What is the effect of clouds absorbing solar radiation in daytime?
Very high temperature
Not too high temperature
Very low temperature
0 degrees Celsius
Which of the following absorbs and radiates the fastest?
Land
Sea
Glaciers
River
Which of the following is the function of a thermometer?
To measure the atmospheric pressure in an area.
To measure the amount of clouds present in an area.
To measure the air temperature in an area.
To measure the altitude above sea level in kilometers.
Which of the following barometer is a flat cylindrical box, has pointer that moves, and the level of atmospheric pressure is read on the dial?
Mercury barometer
Aneroid barometer
Altimeter
Max-min thermometer
Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects the atmospheric pressure?
Air density
Air temperature
Altitude
Type of barometer
What is the relationship between air density and atmospheric pressure?
Air density increases, atmospheric pressure decreases
Air density increases, atmospheric pressure the same
Air density increases, atmospheric pressure also increases
Air density decreases, atmospheric pressure increases
