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Earth's Biosphere & Climate-SCIENCE 10 (1)
Earth's Biosphere & Climate-SCIENCE 10 (1)
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Oxygen gas
All the above
needed for cell respiration
used up during the combustion of fuels
released into the atmosphere during photosynthesis
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In order with increasing altitude, Earth's atmospheric layers are
Thermosphere, Mesosphere, Troposphere, Stratosphere.
Mesosphere, Troposphere, Thermosphere, Stratosphere.
Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere.
Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Troposphere, Thermosphere.
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Biosphere
the solid, outer potion of the Earth
the layer of Earth that can support life
bodies of water and water vapour in the air
the layer of gases surrounding Earth
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Hydrosphere
the layer of Earth that can support life
bodies of water and water vapour in the air
the solid, outer potion of the Earth
the layer of gases surrounding Earth
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Earth's atmosphere is divided into 4 layers
False
True
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Extends from Earth’s surface to about 100 km below, and runs under Earth’s continents and oceans
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
Mesosphere
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Troposphere
contains most of the carbon dioxide, water vapor in the atmosphere & is where most weather occurs
False
True
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3 components of the Biosphere
Atmosphere, Lithosphere, Hydrosphere
Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Climate
Atmosphere,Stratosphere, Climate
Atmosphere, Stratosphere, Hydrosphere
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Atmosphere
the layer of Earth that can support life
bodies of water and water vapour in the air
the solid, outer potion of the Earth
the layer of gases surrounding Earth
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Troposphere
contains Ozone Layer
Temperature changes are not fully understood
contains about 80% of the atmospheric gases by mass
small clumps of cells are found
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What is the distances in order from closest to farthest for layers of the atmosphere?
10Km, 50Km, 80Km
20Km, 50Km, 100Km, 150Km
10Km, 50Km, 80Km, 300Km
50Km, 80Km, 100Km, 300Km
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Climate change
is change that occurs in the climate in a region over a time of
100 Years
A few weather seasons
50 Years
30 Years
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Altitude
is the distance above Earth’s surface, measured from sea level (the surface of the oceans)
True
False
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Nitrogen gas
used up during the combustion of fuels
released into the atmosphere during photosynthesis
needed for cell respiration
essential for plant growth & controls the amount of combustion
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Anecdotal evidence
Reflects general situations & particular events
Peoples interpreted events changing over time
Reports from people
All the above
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The layer of the atmosphere that has a temperature range from -100°C to 1500°C is the
thermosphere
stratosphere
mesosphere
troposphere
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Lithosphere
the layer of Earth that can support life
bodies of water and water vapour in the air
the solid, outer potion of the Earth
the layer of gases surrounding Earth
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Weather is daily environment & Climate is long term temperature and precipitation over time
False
True
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What is the most abundant gas of the atmosphere?
Nitrogen
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen and Oxygen
Oxygen
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Some tropical plants can grow outdoors in Victoria, British Columbia, but not in Edmonton, Alberta, because of
The adaptations
The weather
The altitude
The climate
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Stratosphere (2 Answers)
contains Ozone Layer
contains about 80% of the atmospheric gases by mass
Temperature changes are not fully understood
small clumps of cells are found
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Mesosphere
small clumps of cells are found
contains about 80% of the atmospheric gases by mass
Has very little gas. Temperature changes are not fully understood
contains Ozone Layer
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Scientific evidence
Reports from people
Peoples interpreted events changing over time
Evidence collected, unbiased
Reflects general situations & particular events
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Earth's atmosphere is composed of 78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen, .9% Argon, .04% Carbon Dioxide, & .002% Methane
True
False