Alternative Unit Test 4 - Layers of the Atmosphere

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Alternative Unit Test 4 - Layers of the AtmosphereVersion en ligne Test your knowledge on atmospheric science vocabulary with this fun quiz game! par Noel Sayco 1 What is the layer of gases surrounding Earth called? a Stratosphere b Mesosphere c Troposphere d Atmosphere 2 In which layer does most weather occur? a Thermosphere b Stratosphere c Troposphere d Exosphere 3 Which layer contains the ozone layer? a Ionosphere b Mesosphere c Troposphere d Stratosphere 4 Where do meteors burn up in the atmosphere? a Thermosphere b Exosphere c Mesosphere d Stratosphere 5 What is the fourth layer of the atmosphere known for? a Weather patterns b High temperatures c Ozone layer d UV absorption 6 What is the outermost layer of the atmosphere called? a Troposphere b Exosphere c Stratosphere d Thermosphere 7 What does the ozone layer absorb? a Heat b Harmful UV radiation c Radio waves d Greenhouse gases 8 Which part of the thermosphere reflects radio waves? a Exosphere b Stratosphere c Troposphere d Ionosphere 9 What do greenhouse gases do in the atmosphere? a Trap heat b Reflect radio waves c Absorb UV radiation d Create weather 10 What type of radiation is mostly absorbed by the ozone layer? a UV Radiation b Infrared radiation c Visible light d X-rays 11 What is the primary layer where weather occurs? a Mesosphere b Stratosphere c Thermosphere d Troposphere 12 What phenomenon is caused by solar wind interacting with the ionosphere? a Jet Stream b Temperature Inversion c Aurora d Tropopause 13 What is the term for high-speed winds in the upper troposphere? a Humidity b Jet Stream c Barometer d Pressure 14 What occurs during a temperature inversion? a Temperature decreases with altitude b Humidity increases with altitude c Pressure decreases with altitude d Temperature increases with altitude 15 What instrument measures atmospheric pressure? a Hygrometer b Barometer c Thermometer d Anemometer 16 What is the boundary between the troposphere and stratosphere called? a Thermopause b Mesopause c Stratopause d Tropopause 17 What defines the altitude of an object? a Weight of the object b Height relative to sea level c Distance from the ground d Temperature of the object 18 What is the boundary between the stratosphere and mesosphere? a Thermopause b Tropopause c Stratopause d Mesopause 19 What is the force exerted by the weight of the air called? a Temperature b Altitude c Pressure d Humidity 20 What is the boundary between the mesosphere and thermosphere? a Tropopause b Jet Stream c Mesopause d Stratopause 21 What is the thermopause? a The lowest layer of the atmosphere. b The boundary between the troposphere and stratosphere. c The boundary between the thermosphere and the exosphere. d A layer of the stratosphere. 22 What does solar radiation influence? a Ocean currents only. b The composition of the atmosphere. c Earth's magnetic field. d Weather and climate on Earth. 23 What is the greenhouse effect? a Warming of Earth's surface due to greenhouse gases trapping heat. b The reflection of sunlight by clouds. c Cooling of the atmosphere. d A process of air circulation. 24 What does convection refer to? a The cooling of Earth's surface. b The formation of clouds. c The process where warm air rises and cool air sinks. d The transfer of energy through radiation. 25 What is radiation in atmospheric terms? a The process of condensation. b Movement of air masses. c The cooling of the atmosphere. d Transfer of energy through electromagnetic waves. 26 What is condensation? a The evaporation of water. b The mixing of air layers. c The formation of ice crystals. d The process where water vapor cools and forms liquid droplets. 27 What does humidity measure? a The temperature of the air. b The pressure of the atmosphere. c The speed of wind. d The amount of water vapor in the air. 28 What is thermal energy? a Energy from wind movement. b Energy from solar radiation. c Energy stored in water vapor. d Energy that comes from heat, influencing atmospheric processes. 29 What is a weather balloon used for? a Measuring atmospheric conditions at different altitudes. b Predicting earthquakes. c Tracking animal migrations. d Measuring ocean temperatures. 30 What is outgassing? a The release of gases trapped within Earth’s interior. b The evaporation of water from soil. c The absorption of gases by the ocean. d The mixing of atmospheric gases.

Alternative Unit Test 4 - Layers of the AtmosphereVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge on atmospheric science vocabulary with this fun quiz game!

par Noel Sayco

What is the layer of gases surrounding Earth called?

Stratosphere

Mesosphere

Troposphere

Atmosphere

In which layer does most weather occur?

Thermosphere

Stratosphere

Troposphere

Exosphere

Which layer contains the ozone layer?

Ionosphere

Mesosphere

Troposphere

Stratosphere

Where do meteors burn up in the atmosphere?

Thermosphere

Exosphere

Mesosphere

Stratosphere

What is the fourth layer of the atmosphere known for?

Weather patterns

High temperatures

Ozone layer

UV absorption

What is the outermost layer of the atmosphere called?

Troposphere

Exosphere

Stratosphere

Thermosphere

What does the ozone layer absorb?

Heat

Harmful UV radiation

Radio waves

Greenhouse gases

Which part of the thermosphere reflects radio waves?

Exosphere

Stratosphere

Troposphere

Ionosphere

What do greenhouse gases do in the atmosphere?

Trap heat

Reflect radio waves

Absorb UV radiation

Create weather

What type of radiation is mostly absorbed by the ozone layer?

UV Radiation

Infrared radiation

Visible light

X-rays

What is the primary layer where weather occurs?

Mesosphere

Stratosphere

Thermosphere

Troposphere

What phenomenon is caused by solar wind interacting with the ionosphere?

Jet Stream

Temperature Inversion

Aurora

Tropopause

What is the term for high-speed winds in the upper troposphere?

Humidity

Jet Stream

Barometer

Pressure

What occurs during a temperature inversion?

Temperature decreases with altitude

Humidity increases with altitude

Pressure decreases with altitude

Temperature increases with altitude

What instrument measures atmospheric pressure?

Hygrometer

Barometer

Thermometer

Anemometer

What is the boundary between the troposphere and stratosphere called?

Thermopause

Mesopause

Stratopause

Tropopause

What defines the altitude of an object?

Weight of the object

Height relative to sea level

Distance from the ground

Temperature of the object

What is the boundary between the stratosphere and mesosphere?

Thermopause

Tropopause

Stratopause

Mesopause

What is the force exerted by the weight of the air called?

Temperature

Altitude

Pressure

Humidity

What is the boundary between the mesosphere and thermosphere?

Tropopause

Jet Stream

Mesopause

Stratopause

What is the thermopause?

The lowest layer of the atmosphere.

The boundary between the troposphere and stratosphere.

The boundary between the thermosphere and the exosphere.

A layer of the stratosphere.

What does solar radiation influence?

Ocean currents only.

The composition of the atmosphere.

Earth's magnetic field.

Weather and climate on Earth.

What is the greenhouse effect?

Warming of Earth's surface due to greenhouse gases trapping heat.

The reflection of sunlight by clouds.

Cooling of the atmosphere.

A process of air circulation.

What does convection refer to?

The cooling of Earth's surface.

The formation of clouds.

The process where warm air rises and cool air sinks.

The transfer of energy through radiation.

What is radiation in atmospheric terms?

The process of condensation.

Movement of air masses.

The cooling of the atmosphere.

Transfer of energy through electromagnetic waves.

What is condensation?

The evaporation of water.

The mixing of air layers.

The formation of ice crystals.

The process where water vapor cools and forms liquid droplets.

What does humidity measure?

The temperature of the air.

The pressure of the atmosphere.

The speed of wind.

The amount of water vapor in the air.

What is thermal energy?

Energy from wind movement.

Energy from solar radiation.

Energy stored in water vapor.

Energy that comes from heat, influencing atmospheric processes.

What is a weather balloon used for?

Measuring atmospheric conditions at different altitudes.

Predicting earthquakes.

Tracking animal migrations.

Measuring ocean temperatures.

What is outgassing?

The release of gases trapped within Earth’s interior.

The evaporation of water from soil.

The absorption of gases by the ocean.

The mixing of atmospheric gases.

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