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Welcome to

Who Wants to

be a Mil l ionaire

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A: 4

C: 6

B: 5

D: 1

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Enter $100 QuestionHow many layers

are in the atmosphere?


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A: stratosphere

C: troposphere

B: exosphere

D: thermosphere

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Enter $200 QuestionIn what layer does ALL

of the organisms on Earthexists?


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A: air mass

C: altitude

B: volume

D: air pressure

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Enter $300 QuestionThe force put on a given

area by the weight ofthe air above it.


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A: barometer

C: millimeter

B: thermometer

D: kilometer

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Enter $500 QuestionAn instrument used to

measure atmosphericpressure.


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A: Earth wind

C: Global wind

B: World wind

D: Cold wind

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Winds that cover the

world.

M k E D All Ri ht R d


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the $1,000

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M k E D All Ri ht R d


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M k E D All Ri ht R d$


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A: Movement of airC: A large region of air

that is moving.

B: Lots of airD: A large region of air that

has a similar temperature &amount of moisture.

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What is an air mass?

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A: oxygen

C: mixture of gases

B: nitrogen

D: all of the above

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Air is made of a .

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A: transportation

C: evaporation

B: precipitation

D: condensation

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Weather in the form of

rain, snow, sleet, orhail.

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A: altitude

C: volume

B: humidity

D: all of the above

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Factors that affect air

pressure are temperature,and .

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A: wave

C: tide

B: none of these

D: current

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An ongoing movement of ocean

water is called a ___________.



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A: climate

C: temperature

B: weather

D: forecast

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The average weather

conditions of a regionthroughout the year.



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humidity

A: heat movement

C: front

B: convection

D:

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Heat traveling through

the movement of a gasor liquid.



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A: The answer is notgiven here.

C: faster

B: quicker

D: slower

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Water absorbs heat

_______ than land does.



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A: line

C: front

B: font

D: air mass boundary

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The boundary that marks

air masses with different

temperatures & moisture.



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A: North Pole

C: South Pole

B: Both Poles

D: Equator

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Enter $1,000,000Question

Where on Earth receives

the most intense sun & has

lower air pressure?



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