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Air is _________ than water.
Heavier
Lighter
There is a covering of air all around the _____________.
India
Earth
Air is a _________ of several of gases.
Solution
Mixture
The large part of the air is covered by ___________.
Nitrogen
Oxygen
_________ is present in small quantities in air.
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
The _______ that takes place in factories, vehicles, kitchens etc. gives out smoke.
freezing
burning
_________ from air is used for breathing and burning.
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
The covering of air around the earth is called ____________.
water vapour
atmosphere
Air is present in places that appear to be empty.
True
False
Plants use ______________ gas while preparing their food.
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
The gas released during photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Helium
What happens to air pressure as you move upward into the atmosphere?
increases
decreases
stays the same
In what direction(s) does air exert pressure?
everywhere
in one direction
downwards only
upwards only
Air mattresses, balloons and bubbles are all examples of which property of air?
Warm air expands
Air takes up space
Air has weight
Air is a mixture of gases
If you pick up two cans of air, one full and one almost empty, the one that is full is heavier because...
Warm air expands
Air is a mixture of gases
Air has weight
Cool air contracts
The gas that is converted into a usable form by bacteria present in soil
Oxygen
Helium
Nitrogen
Hydrogen
Identify the process
Coughing
inhalation
inhalation and Exhalation
Exhalation only
Hot air ___________ and cold air __________
Sinks, Rises
Rises, Sink
is fun, is lazy
The gas that is present in the highest amount in air
Nitrogen
Oxygen
carbon dioxide
Helium
Air is
Colourless and tasteless
Colourless , odourless and tasteless
Only tasteless
Combustion requires two components :
fuel and oxygen
fuel only
carbon dioxide
all of the above
Is this actually empty ???
Yes , it is clearly visible that it is empty .
No , it has air in it .
It has water in it .
Aerated drinks have this gas dissolved in it
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
Nitrogen
All of the above
Earthworms breathe through
Skin
Gills
Lungs
All of the above
Moving air is called
Storm
Wind
Hail
None of the above
Air in motion is called_________________
wind
nitrogen
air pollution
none
Which statement is true?
Air has weight
Air takes space
Air helps in burning
All of the above
Name the gas that is present in highest percentage in Air.
(a)
Wet hair get dry in Sun because___________
water turns into steam and goes in the sun
steam turns into water
steam turns into ice
water turns into steam and goes in the air
Which of the statement is true?
Warm air is lighter than cold air
cold air is lighter than warm air
both are of same density
none
We breathe in______________
carbon dioxide
ammonia
argon
oxygen
Which statement is incorrect?
carbon dioxide has more affinity for haemoglobin than oxygen
sulphur dioxide causes breathing trouble.
Acid rain is a result of air pollution
Air Pollution is good for living beings
Which of the following gas helps in burning?
nitrogen
oxygen
carbon dioxide
carbon monoxide
Air is present in ________________
atmosphere
soil
water of ponds, lakes and oceans
everywhere
Air is ___________________
a pure substance
a mixture
an element
anything, that depends on the place where it is found
Envelope of air that surrounds the earth is known as______
biosphere
atmosphere
environment
ecosystem
Air becomes thinner and thinner as we go higher and higher from the surface of earth.
true
false
Wind does not help in the movement of which of the following?
firki
wind mill
ceiling fan
sailing yacht
Mountaineers carry oxygen cylinders with them because
there is no oxygen on high altitude
there is deficiency of oxygen on mountains at high altitude
oxygen is used for cooking
oxygen keeps them warm at low temperature
Which of component present in air indicates air pollution?
0.03% carbon dioxide
oxygen
nitrogen
sulphur dioxide , carbon monoxide and larger percentage of carbon dioxide
When air moves from sea to land during day time, it is called ______________
sea breeze
land breeze
breeze
wind
During night when air from land moves towards the sea, it is called________________
sea breeze
land breeze
wind
oxygen
What is the layer of air around the Earth called?
trophosphere
atmosphere
hemisphere
The air is mainly made up of ........
nitrogen
oxygen
carbon dioxide
The force that pulls you back to Earth is called .......
activity
heaviness
gravity
Water that is floating in the air is called .......
precipitation
water
water vapour
In the top layer of air you find ........ (2)
satellites
areoplanes
International Space Station
Your brain can survive without oxygen for .......
8 minutes
3 minutes
4 minutes
If I climb Mount Everest I must take .........
cell phone
warm clothes
oxygen
Plants use what gas in photosynthesis?
carbon dioxide
oxygen
helium
What gas do animals use from the air?
carbon dioxide
oxygen
helium
What gas in the air is causing global warming?
carbon dioxide
oxygen
helium
A fire uses which gas to burn?
carbon dioxide
oxygen
helium
The layer of air does two things for us on earth ......
keeps the warmth in at night
makes rain
protects us from meteorites
What layer protects us from the sun's harmful rays?
protection layer
ozone layer
atmospheric layer
As we go higher up in the atmosphere the air gets .........
heavier
thinner
colder
What do we call harmful gases in the air?
solution
creation
pollution
wind speed
What MOST affects the temperature of an area?
latitude
longitude
precipitataion
altitude
Wind speed is affected the MOST by:
cloud cover
direction of wind
air pressure
amount of humidity in the air
Why does the weather in the US constantly change?
air movement from the Pacific Ocean
moving of high and low pressure masses
the distance between the North and South poles
the distance between the equator and the US
What has the LEAST effect on local weather?
wind speeds
landforms
precipitation
temperature
What is NOT TRUE about wind speed and direction?
Winds are caused by uneven heating of the Earth.
Winds are caused by differences in air pressure.
Winds are caused by changes in humidity.
Winds are caused by changes in latitude.
What kind of weather MOST LIKELY results from a low pressure system?
sunny and clear with no wind
mostly sunny, but with a little precipitation
cloudy skies, windy, with moderate to heavy precipitation
partly cloudy with a little precipitation
Why does wind occur?
It is produced by precipitation
It is always caused by low temperatures.
It is caused by differences in air temperatures.
It is produced by differences in cloud cover.
If a high pressure system replaced a low system, what would probably happen?
The area would become more stormy and rainy.
The area would become more humid and warmer.
The area would become cooler with less humidity.
The area would become warmer with strong winds.
If air pressure drops quickly, what will MOST LIKELY happen?
clear skies and dry weather
cloudy skies and possible storms
clear skies and wind
cloudy skies and dry weather
What two factors are used to measure wind?
speed and temperature
direction and speed
temperature and speed
direction and temperature
What is used to measure air pressure?
An annemomter
A barometer
A psychrometer
A thermometer
What kinds of clouds are MOST OFTEN visible in fair weather?
altostratus
cirrus
stratus
cumulonimbus
The gas released during photosynthesis
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Helium
What happens to air pressure as you move upward into the atmosphere?
increases
decreases
stays the same
In what direction(s) does air exert pressure?
everywhere
in one direction
downwards only
upwards only
Air mattresses, balloons and bubbles are all examples of which property of air?
Warm air expands
Air takes up space
Air has weight
Air is a mixture of gases
If you pick up two cans of air, one full and one almost empty, the one that is full is heavier because...
Warm air expands
Air is a mixture of gases
Air has weight
Cool air contracts
The gas that is converted into a usable form by bacteria present in soil
Oxygen
Helium
Nitrogen
Hydrogen
Identify the process
Coughing
inhalation
inhalation and Exhalation
Exhalation only
Hot air ___________ and cold air __________
Sinks, Rises
Rises, Sink
is fun, is lazy
The gas that is present in the highest amount in air
Nitrogen
Oxygen
carbon dioxide
Helium
Air is
Colourless and tasteless
Colourless , odourless and tasteless
Only tasteless
Combustion requires two components :
fuel and oxygen
fuel only
carbon dioxide
all of the above
Is this actually empty ???
Yes , it is clearly visible that it is empty .
No , it has air in it .
It has water in it .
Aerated drinks have this gas dissolved in it
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
Nitrogen
All of the above
Earthworms breathe through
Skin
Gills
Lungs
All of the above
Moving air is called
Storm
Wind
Hail
None of the above
A gentle wind is called a ___________.
breeze
gale
storm
Matter is anything that ___________ and ______________.
has mass
occupies space
Both of the above
Insects breathe with the help of ___________.
lungs
gills
spiracles
Plants require ___________ from the air for photosynthesis.
oxygen
carbon dioxide
nitrogen
This image indicates _________________
a polluted city
unpolluted city
Tiny living organisms that cause diseases ____________.
ants
earthworms
germs
Air is used to ____________________
All the above
Breathing in of air causes the chest cavity to ____________.
contract
expand
Property of air exhibited in this figure is ________________
Air can change shape of things
Air is not required for burning
Air has no colour
The property exhibited in this figure is ________________.
Air has weight
Air is not needed for burning
Air is needed for burning
Air contains _______________.
water vapour
dust
germs
smoke
All of the above
The % of oxygen in the air is _____________.
78%
21%
1%
Which gas is the most common in our air?
Nitrogen
Hydrogen
Helium
Oxygen
Do bubbles use air?
yes
no
The large part of the air is covered by ___________.
Nitrogen
Oxygen
_________ is present in small quantities in air.
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Air is present in places that appear to be empty.
True
False
Can we see and touch air?
Yes
NO
Which of the following object does not need air to live?
Which of these objects need air to work?
Insects breath through (a)
Animals that live in water breathe through
(a)
Taking in air is called ____________. And taking out air is called __________.
a) inalatioon b) exlaion
a) inhalation b) exlation
a) inhalation b) exhalation
Anything that occupies space is called (a)
_________ is present in small quantities in air.
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Air is present in places that appear to be empty.
True
False
What is wind?
Moving air
stopped air
Strong and fast moving wind is called
Storm
wind
rain
Which property of Air shown in the image?
Air has weight
Air is needed for burning
Which property of Air is observed when air is filled in tyres?
Air is needed for burning
Air occupies space
Which property of air is represented in the picture.
Air occupies space
Air has weight
Observe the picture carefully. What will happen if a glass is put over a burning candle?
The candle keeps burning.
The candle goes off.
Check THREE types of precipitation?
rain
snow
rainbow
hail
Check the TWO gases that are most abundant in Earth's atmosphere.
carbon dioxide
oxygen
nitrogen
helium
Where do hurricanes form?
over a cold body of water
over cold land
over a warm body of water
over warm land
Which weather tool measures temperature?
thermometer
barometer
wind vane or weather vane
rain guage
What is the process called when water changes from a liquid to a gas?
precipitation
condensation
evaporation
run off
Water vapor molecules squeeze together in the atmosphere, they form (a)
At what temperature will water freeze?
32 degrees Fahrenheit
212 degrees Fahrenheit
0 degrees Celsius
100 degrees Celsius
When gravity pulls moisture back to the Earth’s surface from the atmosphere it is called ______
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
run off
In the event of a hurricane, people who live near the COAST should:
seek safety in their basement
evacuate the area
watch the storm from a window
What kind of weather will a WARM FRONT bring to an area?
stormy weather
clear skies and warmer temperatures
cloudy skies and colder temperatures
Warm air masses are always forming at this location.
North Pole
South Pole
Equator
The Sun’s energy directly heats the _______ and _______ on the Earth’s surface.
air and water
land and water
clouds and atmosphere
When water evaporates, the water changes into a _____ .
solid
liquid
gas
Which of Earth's "spheres" include oceans, lakes, glaciers, water vapor, and groundwater?
lithosphere
atmosphere
hydrosphere
biosphere
What causes Earth's seasons?
Earth's rotation
Earth's tilt and revolution
Earth's moon phases
What are the 3 states of water?
rain, snow, hail
pond, ocean, river
solid, liquid, gas
The amount of water vapor or moisture in the air is known as ____
humidity
front
precipitation
The daily condition of the air...includes wind speed and direction, temperature, air pressure, and humidity
climate
weather
wind belts
All of Earth's water (glaciers, lakes, oceans, water vapor)
lithosphere
geosphere
hydrosphere
atmosphere
The layer of gases surrounding the Earth are called the Earth's ___.
weather
atmosphere
oxygen
temperature
The layer of the atmosphere closest to Earth where weather takes place...
Stratosphere
Troposphere
Outersphere
Hydrosphere
The layer of the atmosphere in the middle where meteors are...
Mesosphere
Middlesphere
Spacesphere
Stratosphere
The layer of the atmosphere that is the HOTTEST!
Heatsphere
Troposphere
Thermosphere
Atmosphere
Which layer of the atmosphere has the OZONE layer?
Stratosphere
Exosphere
Thermosphere
Innersphere
What makes up 78% of the atmosphere?
Oxygen
Space junk
Nitrogen
Helium
What makes up 21% of the atmosphere?
Water vapor
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Clouds
What makes up 1% of the atmosphere?
Water vapor and other elements
People
Oxygen
Helium
If we add up all the parts of the atmosphere, what should it equal?
0%
25%
50%
100%
What would happen if one part of the atmosphere was missing?
Air would move.
Plants, animals and people would not survive.
There would be no gravity.
It would always rain.
