704 honos U7 Quiz L1,L2, L3

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What is true about relative humidity?

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The process of converting a liquid to a gas is known as ____.
Deposition
sublimation
condensation
evaporation

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Compared to clouds, fogs are ____.

A. of a different composition
B. colder
C. at a lower altitude
D. drier

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What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere?
exosphere
stratosphere
troposphere
Atmosphere

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What gas makes up the majority of the composition of Earth's atmosphere?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Helium
Hydrogen

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What force holds the atmosphere to the Earth?
No force
altitude
magnetism
gravity

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What is the measurement of height above sea level?
axis
troposphere
altitude
atmosphere

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What do we call the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth?
Altitude
Atmosphere
Gravity
Oxygen

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How are the 5 layers of the atmosphere divided?
divided equally every 1000m (1km)
based on changed in Pressure
based on change in Temperature
based on change in Color

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What are the 3 types of Heat Transfer?
Radiation, Conduction, Convection
Radiation, Radio, Ultra Violet (UV)
Convection, Conduction, Connection
Heating, Cooling, No Temperature Change

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1

What is the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves, and does not need material?
Converting
Convection
Conduction
Radiation

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What is the transfer of heat through movement of fluid ?
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Lemonade

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When heat is transfered through a fluid, like boiling water, what often occurs
Convection Currents
Conduction
Radiation
I make Mac & Cheese

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1

Which of these greenhouse gas is the most abundant?
CFCs
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Water Vapor (H2O)
nitrogen

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What is the transfer of heat through touch?
Conduction
Convection
Transmission
Radiation

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704 honos U7 Quiz L1,L2, L3

What is true about relative humidity?

The process of converting a liquid to a gas is known as ____.Deposition sublimationcondensationevaporation

Compared to clouds, fogs are ____.A. of a different compositionB. colderC. at a lower altitudeD. drier

What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere?exospherestratospheretroposphereAtmosphere

What gas makes up the majority of the composition of Earth's atmosphere?OxygenNitrogenHeliumHydrogen

What force holds the atmosphere to the Earth?No forcealtitudemagnetismgravity

What is the measurement of height above sea level?axistropospherealtitudeatmosphere

What do we call the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth?AltitudeAtmosphereGravityOxygen

How are the 5 layers of the atmosphere divided?divided equally every 1000m (1km)based on changed in Pressurebased on change in Temperaturebased on change in Color

What are the 3 types of Heat Transfer?Radiation, Conduction, ConvectionRadiation, Radio, Ultra Violet (UV)Convection, Conduction, ConnectionHeating, Cooling, No Temperature Change

What is the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves, and does not need material?ConvertingConvectionConductionRadiation

What is the transfer of heat through movement of fluid ?ConvectionConductionRadiationLemonade

When heat is transfered through a fluid, like boiling water, what often occursConvection CurrentsConductionRadiationI make Mac & Cheese

Which of these greenhouse gas is the most abundant?CFCsCarbon Monoxide (CO)Water Vapor (H2O)nitrogen

What is the transfer of heat through touch?ConductionConvectionTransmissionRadiation

What is true about relative humidity?

The process of converting a liquid to a gas is known as ____.Deposition sublimationcondensationevaporation

Compared to clouds, fogs are ____.A. of a different compositionB. colderC. at a lower altitudeD. drier

What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere?exospherestratospheretroposphereAtmosphere

What gas makes up the majority of the composition of Earth's atmosphere?OxygenNitrogenHeliumHydrogen

What force holds the atmosphere to the Earth?No forcealtitudemagnetismgravity

What is the measurement of height above sea level?axistropospherealtitudeatmosphere

What do we call the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth?AltitudeAtmosphereGravityOxygen

How are the 5 layers of the atmosphere divided?divided equally every 1000m (1km)based on changed in Pressurebased on change in Temperaturebased on change in Color

What are the 3 types of Heat Transfer?Radiation, Conduction, ConvectionRadiation, Radio, Ultra Violet (UV)Convection, Conduction, ConnectionHeating, Cooling, No Temperature Change

What is the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves, and does not need material?ConvertingConvectionConductionRadiation

What is the transfer of heat through movement of fluid ?ConvectionConductionRadiationLemonade

When heat is transfered through a fluid, like boiling water, what often occursConvection CurrentsConductionRadiationI make Mac & Cheese

Which of these greenhouse gas is the most abundant?CFCsCarbon Monoxide (CO)Water Vapor (H2O)nitrogen

What is the transfer of heat through touch?ConductionConvectionTransmissionRadiation

The process of converting a liquid to a gas is known as ____.
Deposition
sublimation
condensation
evaporation

Compared to clouds, fogs are ____.

A. of a different composition
B. colder
C. at a lower altitude
D. drier

What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere?
exosphere
stratosphere
troposphere
Atmosphere

What gas makes up the majority of the composition of Earth's atmosphere?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Helium
Hydrogen

What force holds the atmosphere to the Earth?
No force
altitude
magnetism
gravity

What is the measurement of height above sea level?
axis
troposphere
altitude
atmosphere

What do we call the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth?
Altitude
Atmosphere
Gravity
Oxygen

How are the 5 layers of the atmosphere divided?
divided equally every 1000m (1km)
based on changed in Pressure
based on change in Temperature
based on change in Color

What are the 3 types of Heat Transfer?
Radiation, Conduction, Convection
Radiation, Radio, Ultra Violet (UV)
Convection, Conduction, Connection
Heating, Cooling, No Temperature Change

What is the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves, and does not need material?
Converting
Convection
Conduction
Radiation

What is the transfer of heat through movement of fluid ?
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Lemonade

When heat is transfered through a fluid, like boiling water, what often occurs
Convection Currents
Conduction
Radiation
I make Mac & Cheese

Which of these greenhouse gas is the most abundant?
CFCs
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Water Vapor (H2O)
nitrogen

What is the transfer of heat through touch?
Conduction
Convection
Transmission
Radiation

The process of converting a liquid to a gas is known as ____.
Deposition
sublimation
condensation
evaporation

Compared to clouds, fogs are ____.

A. of a different composition
B. colder
C. at a lower altitude
D. drier

What is the lowest layer of the atmosphere?
exosphere
stratosphere
troposphere
Atmosphere

What gas makes up the majority of the composition of Earth's atmosphere?
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Helium
Hydrogen

What force holds the atmosphere to the Earth?
No force
altitude
magnetism
gravity

What is the measurement of height above sea level?
axis
troposphere
altitude
atmosphere

What do we call the mixture of gases surrounding the Earth?
Altitude
Atmosphere
Gravity
Oxygen

How are the 5 layers of the atmosphere divided?
divided equally every 1000m (1km)
based on changed in Pressure
based on change in Temperature
based on change in Color

What are the 3 types of Heat Transfer?
Radiation, Conduction, Convection
Radiation, Radio, Ultra Violet (UV)
Convection, Conduction, Connection
Heating, Cooling, No Temperature Change

What is the transfer of heat through electromagnetic waves, and does not need material?
Converting
Convection
Conduction
Radiation

What is the transfer of heat through movement of fluid ?
Convection
Conduction
Radiation
Lemonade

When heat is transfered through a fluid, like boiling water, what often occurs
Convection Currents
Conduction
Radiation
I make Mac & Cheese

Which of these greenhouse gas is the most abundant?
CFCs
Carbon Monoxide (CO)
Water Vapor (H2O)
nitrogen

What is the transfer of heat through touch?
Conduction
Convection
Transmission
Radiation