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Top 5. The Atmosphere
Top 5. The Atmosphere
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Ability to flow, especially on the layer closest to the surface. It moves horizontally or vertically
Diathermancy
Mobility
Color
Joaquin
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It extends from 80 to 600 km above the surface. Its temperature can reach 1000°C.
ozone layer
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
Fatisphere
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It affects the temperature because the air is denser in low zones, thus, retains more heat.
wind
latitude
altitude
Ale
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Is the quantity of water vapor per cubic meter of air.
Winter
Cloudiness
climate
Humidity
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The temperature decreases as the ... increases
location
wind
latitude
longitude
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It is the layer that extends from a height of 50 to 80 km approximately. It reaches a temperature of -130°C
stratosphere
yaisphere
thermosphere
mesosphere
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It is separated from the troposphere by a thin layer, called the
tropopause
mesosphere
Stratosphere
atmosphere
benjasphere
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The most widely used climate classification is the ... proposed by Vladimir Peter Köppen.
Alonso climate classification
Hippo climate classification
Köppen Climate classification
Klopper climate classification
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The atmosphere oxidizes substances because of the contained oxygen; this process can be seen in metals and rocks.
Color
Diathermancy
Oxidizing agent
chemicals
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Places near the seas have a more stable temperature than those far from them, because oceans act as temperature regulato
Distance from the sun
Distance from the sea
Distance from the earth
Distance from
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It is the most inferior and dense layer, where almost all atmospheric phenomena occur: rains, hurricanes, winds, etc
Juliasphere
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
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Is composed of gases, mainly nitrogen (78%), and oxygen (21%).
The layer
The atmosphere
The earth
The sun
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Spring and summer are examples of:
equator
cloudiness
temperature
seasons
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It extends from a height of 600 km to an imprecise height of 6,000 km approximately.
Exosphere
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
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It is the physical property of a gas to decrease its volume when pressure rises.
Compressibility
Expansibility
Pau X
Color
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It is the atmosphere’s property by which sun rays cross and heat directly the Earth’s surface
Color
temperature
Expansibility
Diathermancy
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It refers to the quantity of water that falls from the atmosphere, either liquid or solid.
Temperature
climates
Precipitation
Condensation
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I
s the branch of Geography that studies the physical laws related to the climatic conditions by analyzing the variables
Meteorology
Weathering
climate
Verology
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They are located in the north and south poles. They are bordered by the polar circles.
high zones
Tropical zones
Spring zones
Polar zones
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It is the degree of heat in the air at a given moment and place.
Temperature
Precipitation
Climate
Victor
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In these zones, solar rays hit vertically the Earth’s surface, causing high temperatures along all the year.
Temperate zones
Equator
Torrid zone
Polar zones
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These zones receive the solar rays obliquely and present the four temperate seasons.
Luis Manuel zones
Torrid zone
Polar zones
Temperature zones
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Is
transparent
, is caused because the nitrogen and oxygen divert the blue color from the solar light
Diatermancy
Mobility
temperature
Color
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It is the opposite of compressibility that is the gas ability to expand when the pressure decreases.
color
Jesus
Expansibility
Diathermancy
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Those changes that atmosphere experiments like temperature, wind, humidity, and rain.
WEATHERING
Precipitation
human activities
meteorological phenomena
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Clouds reflect some heat back into the space and lessen the temperature below them.
wind
Temperature
Gaby
Cloudiness
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“Humidity is factor that affects temperature. Humidity is measured with a ________
Hygrometer
Termometer
Barometer
pencil
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It is the air movement caused by a difference in pressure. It is expressed in kilometers per hour (km/h)
Erick
wind
Atmosphere
air
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It is the weight that air has on a given place. It is expressed in millibars (mbar)
Atmospheric pressure
climate
temperature
Alejandra pressure