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The Temperature of the Tropopause:


A: is much colder than the temperature at the earth's surface.


B: is much warmer than the temperature at Earth's surface.


C: has never been measured.


D: is close to the temperature at Earth's surface.


E: is nearly the same as the sun's temperature. correct answers A: is much colder than the
temperature at the earth's surface.


Which Atmospheric Layer contains the most mixing and overturning of air?


A: stratosphere


B: exosphere


C: mesosphere


D: ionosphere


E: troposphere correct answers E: troposphere

,Air molecules are held near earth by/through


A: air pressure.


B: chemical reactions.


C: intermolecular forces.


D: gravity.


E: winds in the atmosphere. correct answers D: gravity


The gas that absorbs most of the harmful ultraviolet radiation in the stratosphere is:


A: chlorofluorocarbons


B: water vapor


C: carbon dioxide


D: Ozone


E: nitrous oxide correct answers D: Ozone


Typically, water vapor occupies about what percentage of the air's volume near Earth's surface?


A: about 21 percent

,B: less than 1 percent



C: about 78 percent



D: close to 10 percent


E: less than 4 percent correct answers E: Less than 4 percent


There are considerably more air molecules near Earth's surface than higher up, which means, in
comparison, air near the surface


A: is more dense.



B: has no density.


C: is less dense.



D: is only half as dense.



E: has the same density. correct answers A: is more dense.


Wind Direction is


A: always directly from high toward low pressure.



B: the vertical displacement of air.

, C: the direction from which the wind is blowing.



D: always directly from low toward high pressure.



E: the direction to which the wind is blowing. correct answers C: the direction from which the
wind is blowing


Which weather element ALWAYS decreases as we climb upward in the atmosphere?


A: Wind


B: Pressure



C: dew point



D: Moisture



E: Temperature correct answers B: Pressure


Which of the following is considered a variable gas in Earth's atmosphere?


A: water vapor



B: argon



C: nitrogen

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