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Characteristics of the Atmosphere Atmospheric Heating Global and Local Winds Air Pollution Random Facts Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six

A mixture of gases. Show Answer

What is the atmosphere? Back to Board

The air we breathe is made up of mostly this gas. Show Answer

What is nitrogen? Back to Board

About this percent of the Earth’s atmosphere is made of oxygen. Show Answer

What is 21%? Back to Board

The layer of the atmosphere that contains weather. Show Answer

What is the troposphere? Back to Board

The reason that air pressure is greatest at Earth’s surface. Show Answer

What is gravity? Back to Board

The transfer of energy by the circulation of gases and liquids. Show Answer

What is convection? Back to Board

The transfer of energy as electromagnetic waves. Show Answer

What is radiation? Back to Board

An increase in greenhouse gases causes this. Show Answer

What is Global Warming? Back to Board

A flame hitting the bottom of a pot would be an example of this type of heat transfer. Show Answer

What is conduction? Back to Board

The natural warming of Earth’s atmosphere when water vapor, carbon dioxide, and other gases absorb and reradiate thermal energy. Show Answer

What is global warming? Back to Board

This occurs due to differences in air pressure. Show Answer

What is wind? Back to Board

Temperature differences caused by the geography of an area cause these type of winds. Show Answer

What are local winds? Back to Board

Show Answer These winds lie at point “A” A C D E B F

What are polar easterlies? Back to Board

These winds lie at point “D” Show Answer A C D E B

What are the trade winds? Back to Board

These winds blow from 30˚ to 60˚latitude in both hemispheres. Show Answer

What are westerlies? Back to Board

Sea Salt is an example of this type of pollutant. Show Answer

What is a primary pollutant? (natural) Back to Board

This is formed by combining two or more primary pollutants or a primary pollutant and a natural source. Show Answer

What is a secondary pollutant? Back to Board

This is caused when CFCs break down ozone. Show Answer

What is the ozone hole? Back to Board

This is one way to reduce indoor air pollution. Show Answer

What is: Ventilation Or Reduce the use of chemical solvents and cleaners? Back to Board

This combination of a pollutant and natural resource make up smog. Show Answer

What is vehicle exhaust, ozone, and sunlight? Back to Board

This layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer. Show Answer

What is the stratosphere? Back to Board

The exosphere is contained in this atmospheric layer. Show Answer

What is the thermosphere? Back to Board

This breeze occurs during the day, when cool ocean air sweeps over the warm land. Show Answer

What is a sea breeze? Back to Board

The apparent curving of the path of an object due to Earth’s rotation. Show Answer

What is the Coriolis Effect? Back to Board

In these two layers, as the altitude increases, the temperature decreases. Show Answer

What are the Troposphere and Mesosphere? Back to Board

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Air travels in circular patterns called ______________. Show Answer

What are convection cells? Back to Board