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Masteryconnect.com Atmosphere. Classification
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This will help learn what the layers of Earth's atmosphere are and what happens in each layer.
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Why is it difficult to breathe at high altitudes?
You are closer to the sun the higher up you go.
There is more carbon dioxide the higher you go up.
There is no oxygen in the troposphere.
Atmospheric gases become thinner the higher you go up.( decreases)
2
Which statement is true about the different phyla of the animal kingdom? ( Use process of elimination)
D phyla of animal kingdom is divided into vascular and non- vascular
C phyla of animal kingdom is divided into Monera and Protista
B phyla of animal kingdom is divided into asexual and sexual
A phyla of animal kingdom is divided into Vertebrates and Invertebrates
3
Which gas makes up most of the atmosphere?
Oxygen
Argon
Nitrogen
Carbon
4
Which factor determines how organisms are placed into kingdoms?
B their type of reproduction and the number of cells in their bodies
A their ability to make food and the number of cells in their bodies
C their ability to make food and the environment in which they live
D their type of reproduction and the environment in which they live
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Which of the following is true about the stratosphere?
The temperature gets colder the higher you go up.
The temperature gets warmer as you go up.
There is more oxygen the higher you go up.
There is more cabon dioxide the higher you go up.
6
Which statement best describes members of the same species?
D They are able to breed with each other and produce offspring of the same
B They possess identical traits and physical appearances
C They are able to breed with each other and produce offspring of different
A They possess identical numbers of cells in their bodies
7
If you wanted to fly through a cloud, which atmospheric layer would you fly through?
troposphere
ionosphere
mesosphere
thermosphere