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Atmosphere Grade: «9th» Subject : Physical Science Date:

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Atmosphere

Grade:«9th»

Subject:Physical Science

Date:

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1 Air pressure is measured in

A milligrams

B millibars

C milliliters

D square meters

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2 Percentage of oxygen in atmosphere:

A less than 1 %

B 21 %

C 78 %

D 99 %

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3 The layer that protects Earth from UV radiation

A ozone

B nitrogen

C carbon dioxide

D water

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4 Which atmospheric layer is the warmest

A troposphere

B stratospere

C mesosphere

D thermosphere

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5 Which atmospheric layer reflects radio waves

A troposphere

B stratosphere

C mesosphere

D thermosphere

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6 Gas that varies between 0 and 5 % is

A nitrogen

B oxygen

C water vapor

D carbon dioxide

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7 Photochemical smog is caused by chemicals reacting with

A lightning

B ozone

C rain

D sunlight

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8 Amount of mass in a given volume of material

A density

B pressure

C weight

D mass

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9 Harmful substance in air and water are called

A soot

B pollutants

C particles

D smoke

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10 As density of air increases, its pressure

A increases

B decreases

C stays the same

D doubles

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11 Which gas is the most abundant in the atmosphere?

A oxygen

B carbon dioxide

C nitrogen

D water vapor

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12 When coal and wood burn, carbon is released into the atmosphere as

A dust

B particles

C smoke

D soot

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13 How are the layers of the atmosphere classified

A pressure

B temperature

C altitude

D density

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14 _______ is measured by force per unit area.

A density

B weight

C pressure

D temperature

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15 Burning coal is one cause of acid rain, what does coal contain to cause this?

A carbon dioxide

B nitrogen

C oxygen

D sulfur

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16 The aurora borealis occurs in the ionosphere.

True

False

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17 Fires need nitrogen to burn.

True

False

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18 The air quality of the United States has been improving.

True

False

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19 Altitude describes the atmosphere at any given time.

True

False

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20 Air pressure decreases as altitude decreases.

True

False

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21 Find the amount of nitrogen and oxygen present in 1 liter of air. Units should be in milliliters

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22. Cold air has a greater density than warm air. So why does a basketball not bounce as high when it is cold out?

because the air becomes more dense inside the basketball. Air particles closer together. So ball is underinflated and less bouncy. Need to add more air23. How can improving air quality lead to lower health costs?

lead to lower respiratory allergies and respiratory problems and diseases. Less doctor visits, prescriptions, and medical care.

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24. Compare and Contrast a mercury and aneroid barometer.

both measure changes in air pressure. mercury has a tall glass tube that rests in a dish of mercury. air pressure pushes down on mercury in dish and forces mercury up in tube. aneroid barometer is air-tight chamber with thin flexible sides that move in and out with changes in air pressure

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25. How is ozone good and bad for life on Earth?Good ozone is found in stratosphere - protects life

from dangerous radiation from Sunbad ozone is caused by air pollution - dangerous

to health, harms plants, and causes other kinds of damage

26. Why do pilots where oxygen masks at high altitudes?

because air has low pressure and density. It makes it hard to breathe in enough oxygen

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27. How could you used an inflated balloon to show decreasing volume results in an increase in pressure?

Squeezing the balloon decreases the volume causing the air pressure to increase inside the balloon - balloon may burst