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Week 22

Week 22. 1. Ozone is a form of:. nitrogen Carbon dioxide Oxygen Water vapor. 2.The vertical movement of air due to uneven heating is called: . convection refraction conduction radiation. 3.The layer of the atmosphere in which weather change occurs is the: . Statopause Troposphere

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Week 22

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  1. Week 22

  2. 1. Ozone is a form of: nitrogen Carbon dioxide Oxygen Water vapor

  3. 2.The vertical movement of air due to uneven heating is called: convection refraction conduction radiation

  4. 3.The layer of the atmosphere in which weather change occurs is the: Statopause Troposphere Mesopause thermosphere

  5. 4.The coldest layer of the atmosphere is the Mesosphere Exosphere Stratosphere Ionosphere

  6. 5. The albedo of the earth’s surface is the fraction of solar radiation that is Scattered Reflected Inverted absorbed

  7. 6. The most abundant element in the Earth’s atmosphere is Oxygen Argon Hydrogen Nitrogen

  8. 7. Which of the following add oxygen (O2) to the atmosphere? Forest fires Weathering of rocks Photosynthesis Life processes of animals

  9. 8.Acid precipitation is produced primarily by the burning of: Fossil fuels Inorganic materials Wood products

  10. 9. General weather conditions over many years is Weather Meteorology Climate Ornithology

  11. 10. Ice changes directly into water vapor by the process of Evaporation Sublimation Condensation Saturation

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