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Atmosphere JeopardyLayer of the Atmo Atmo. Heat

TransfersHeat in

the Atmo.Movement of

Air Vocab

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What are the layers of the atmosphere in order from lowest altitude to highest

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Layer that we find weather

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The ozone layer is found in the

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Temperature increases or decreases with altitude in

the mesosphere

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Temperature increases or decreases with altitude in

the troposphere

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Most prevalent gas in the atmosphere

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As you increase in altitude, air pressure will

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What heats the Earth's troposphere

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What solid particulates can you find in the

atmosphere

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Gas that contributes to global warming

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Heat transfer by direct contact

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Heat transfer due to density differences

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Heat transfer through outer space

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When energy bounces off a surface without being

absorbed

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When light is reflected from all angles by the

time it reaches you

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Seasons are determined by

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The warming of the lower atmosphere by consistent reflection and absorption

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Global warming is caused by

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Which is more dense, warm air or cold air?

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This is responsible for raising temperatures in

the stratosphere

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Wind is caused by

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In the northern hemisphere an object

heading south will appear to move

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In this diagram, one would expect to see the

wind go:

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Land and sea breezes are examples of this heat

transfer

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Fill in global wind patterns in a globe

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A name for incoming solar radiation

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The rotation of the Earth causes fluids (water & air) to appear to bend in their

paths, this is called

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The percentage of reflection of light

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A high altitude, narrow band of high speed winds

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A windless area near the equator


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