Jeopardy Layers of Atmos The air around us Special Features Odds & Ends Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Layers Layer of atmosphere where weather, clouds, and smog occur Return to Main Page

$100 Answer Layers Troposphere Return to Main Page

$200 Layers Layer of atmosphere that includes the ozone layer Return to Main Page

$200 Answer Layers Stratosphere Return to Main Page

$300 Layers Layer of atmosphere between the thermosphere and space. Return to Main Page

$300 Answer Layers Exosphere Return to Main Page

$400 Layers Layer of the thermosphere that has a high concentration of electrically charged particles? Return to Main Page

$400 Answer Layers Ionosphere. Return to Main Page

$500 Layers Layer of the atmosphere where you would find the International Space Station (ISS) Return to Main Page

$500 Answer Layers Thermosphere Return to Main Page

$100 Air around us Most common gas in the atmosphere. Return to Main Page

$100 Answer Air around us Nitrogen Return to Main Page

$200 Air around us Return to Main Page Type of pollution that can be formed by car exhaust and burning coal or oil.

$200 Answer Air around us Smog Return to Main Page

$300 Air around us 21% of the air we breath Return to Main Page

$300 Answer Air around us Oxygen Return to Main Page

$400 Air around us Makes up from 0 to 4 percent of the atmosphere Return to Main Page

$400 Answer Air around us Argon and Carbon dioxide Return to Main Page

$500 Air around us Oxygen exists in this molecular form Return to Main Page

$500 Answer Air around us O2 Return to Main Page

$100 Special features The Aurora Borealis occurs in this Layer? Return to Main Page

$100 Answer Special Features Thermosphere Return to Main Page

$200 Special Features Function of the ozone Return to Main Page

$200 Answer Special Features Filters out harmful UV rays Return to Main Page

$300 Special Features Largest layer of the Atmosphere Return to Main Page

$300 Answer Special Features Thermosphere Return to Main Page

$400 Special Features _______________ contains 75 percent of the atmospheric gases. Return to Main Page

$400 Answer Special Features Troposhere Return to Main Page

$500 Special Features Layer that extends to outer space Return to Main Page

$500 Answer Special Features Exopshere Return to Main Page

$100 Odds and Ends Force of air determined by temperature and distance above sea level Return to Main Page

$100 Answer Odds and Ends Air Pressure Return to Main Page

$200 Odds & Ends Return to Main Page.___________ is the only substance that exists as a solid, liquid, and gas in Earth’s atmosphere.

$200 Answer Odds & Ends Water Return to Main Page

$300 Odds & Ends What is the basic unit used to measure mass? Return to Main Page

$300 Answer Odds & Ends The gram Return to Main Page

$400 Question Odds & Ends What is the basic unit used to measure length? Return to Main Page

$400 Answer Odds & Ends The Meter Return to Main Page

$500 Question Odds & Ends What is the basic unit used to measure volume? Return to Main Page

$500 Answer Odds & Ends The Liter Return to Main Page

$100 Question Properties of Water Moisture that falls to the ground from clouds? Return to Main Page

$100 Answer Properties of Water Precipitation Return to Main Page

$200 Properties of Water From where does most water evaporate? Return to Main Page

$200 Answer Properties of Water The Oceans Return to Main Page

$300 Question Properties of Water Where does some water from the water cycle collect underground? Return to Main Page

$300 Answer Properties of Water Aquifirs Return to Main Page

$400 Question Properties of Water A well that does not require pumping to obtain the water Return to Main Page

$400 Answer Properties of Water Artesian Well Return to Main Page

$500 Question Properties of Water Type of bond holding water together? Return to Main Page

$500 Answer Properties of Water Hydrogen Return to Main Page

Final Jeopardy. Identify the 5 layers of the atmosphere Return to Main Page

Final Jeopardy Answer Exosphere Thermosphere Mesosphere Stratosphere Troposphere Return to ain Page