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15 20 25 510 Characteristics of the Atmosphere Atmospheric Heating Global and Local Winds Air Pollution Random Facts 5 5 5 5 10 15 20 25 20 Team One Team Two Team Three Team Four Team Five Team Six
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A mixture of gases. Show Answer
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What is the atmosphere? Back to Board
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The air we breathe is made up of mostly this gas. Show Answer
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What is nitrogen? Back to Board
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About this percent of the Earth’s atmosphere is made of oxygen. Show Answer
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What is 21%? Back to Board
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The layer of the atmosphere that contains weather. Show Answer
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What is the troposphere? Back to Board
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The reason that air pressure is greatest at Earth’s surface. Show Answer
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What is gravity? Back to Board
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The transfer of energy by the circulation of gases and liquids. Show Answer
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What is convection? Back to Board
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The transfer of energy as electromagnetic waves. Show Answer
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What is radiation? Back to Board
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An increase in greenhouse gases causes this. Show Answer
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What is Global Warming? Back to Board
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A flame hitting the bottom of a pot would be an example of this type of heat transfer. Show Answer
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What is conduction? Back to Board
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The natural warming of Earth’s atmosphere when water vapor, carbon dioxide, and other gases absorb and reradiate thermal energy. Show Answer
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What is global warming? Back to Board
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This occurs due to differences in air pressure. Show Answer
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What is wind? Back to Board
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Temperature differences caused by the geography of an area cause these type of winds. Show Answer
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What are local winds? Back to Board
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Show Answer These winds lie at point “A” A C D E B F
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What are polar easterlies? Back to Board
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These winds lie at point “D” Show Answer A C D E B
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What are the trade winds? Back to Board
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These winds blow from 30˚ to 60˚latitude in both hemispheres. Show Answer
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What are westerlies? Back to Board
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Sea Salt is an example of this type of pollutant. Show Answer
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What is a primary pollutant? (natural) Back to Board
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This is formed by combining two or more primary pollutants or a primary pollutant and a natural source. Show Answer
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What is a secondary pollutant? Back to Board
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This is caused when CFCs break down ozone. Show Answer
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What is the ozone hole? Back to Board
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This is one way to reduce indoor air pollution. Show Answer
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What is: Ventilation Or Reduce the use of chemical solvents and cleaners? Back to Board
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This combination of a pollutant and natural resource make up smog. Show Answer
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What is vehicle exhaust, ozone, and sunlight? Back to Board
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This layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer. Show Answer
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What is the stratosphere? Back to Board
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The exosphere is contained in this atmospheric layer. Show Answer
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What is the thermosphere? Back to Board
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This breeze occurs during the day, when cool ocean air sweeps over the warm land. Show Answer
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What is a sea breeze? Back to Board
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The apparent curving of the path of an object due to Earth’s rotation. Show Answer
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What is the Coriolis Effect? Back to Board
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In these two layers, as the altitude increases, the temperature decreases. Show Answer
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What are the Troposphere and Mesosphere? Back to Board
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Air travels in circular patterns called ______________. Show Answer 302928272625242322212019181716151413121110987654321
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What are convection cells? Back to Board
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