Atmosphere Quiz

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    According to NASA, how many layers are contained in the Earth’s atmosphere?

    • 5
    • 6
    • 4
    • 8
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    The thermosphere is the closest layer to the surface of the Earth.

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    The densest layer of the atmosphere is called the troposphere, it contains 80% of the atmospheric weight.

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  • Question of

    The atmosphere is about 500 km thick, with a mix of more than ten different gases. Which gas makes uo 78% of the Earths atmosphere?

    • Nitrogen
    • Ogygen
    • Carbon Dioxide
    • Hydrogen
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    The Stratosphere contains the ozone belt/layer.

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    The border that represents the separation between the atmosphere and outer space is called the Aurora line.

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    Most satellites orbiting Earth are found in the ionosphere.

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    During the Cambrian Period in the developmental history of the Earth, CO2 levels were 11 times higher than today.

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    Because of decreased atmospheric pressure, water boils at about 70 degrees at the top of Mount Everest.

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    Scientists have found many different types of microorganisms in the atmosphere. About 25 percent of the microbes were similar to those found in feces.

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    Earth’s magnetic field reaches 58,000 km into space. This region is called the Attractosphere.

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      FALSE
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    Most commercial jets almost always fly within the Stratosphere.

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      TRUE
    • XF
      FALSE

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