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Atmosphere Layers: Ozone, Pressure, and Winds

Explore the different layers of the atmosphere, including the Ozone layer, atmospheric pressure, and the movement of winds. Learn about the composition of gases in each layer and the role they play in Earth's climate.

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Atmosphere Layers: Ozone, Pressure, and Winds

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  1. Atmosphere Layers The Ozone Under Pressure It’s Getting Hot in here Winds

  2. Atmosphere Layers Name each layer in order starting from earth to outer space. 100

  3. Atmosphere Layers Which layer contains the highest amount of Ozone. (Please do not answer the Ozone Layer.) 200

  4. Atmosphere Layers Electrically charged particles are found in which layer? 300

  5. Atmosphere Layers Which layer of the atmosphere is closer to Earth? 400

  6. Atmosphere Layers Name the different types of gases in the air including the percentage. 500

  7. Atmosphere Layers Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere, & Exosphere 100

  8. Atmosphere Layers Stratosphere 200

  9. Atmosphere Layers Ionosphere 300

  10. Atmosphere Layers Troposphere 400

  11. Atmosphere Layers Nitrogen-78% Oxygen-21% Water Vapor-0-4% 500

  12. Winds A windless and rainy area is known as..? 100

  13. Winds The Coriolis effect is caused by ______. 200

  14. Winds Which wind is responsible for the movement of weather across the U.S.? 300

  15. Winds • What type of heat transfer is in the picture? • What type of breeze is in the picture? 400

  16. Winds Steady winds between the equator & 30 latitude North or South are known as? 500

  17. Winds Doldrums 100

  18. Winds Earth’s Rotation 200

  19. Winds Prevailing Westerlies 300

  20. Winds • Convection • Sea Breeze 400

  21. Winds Trade Winds 500

  22. The Ozone Sorry! 100

  23. The Ozone Sorry! 200

  24. The Ozone How do CFCs affect the Earth’s ozone layer? 300

  25. The Ozone Name the gas made up of 3 oxygen molecules bonded together that occurs naturally in the upper atmosphere. 400

  26. The Ozone Why is the Ozone important to you? 500

  27. The Ozone Ran out of Questions. Congrats! 100

  28. The Ozone Ran out of questions. Congrats! 200

  29. The Ozone CFCs break apart ozone molecules 300

  30. The Ozone The Ozone 400

  31. The Ozone Protects us from U.V. rays, etc. 500

  32. Under Pressure In a convection current, cool air is more dense and forces up ___________ air. 100

  33. Under Pressure What is the source of all the energy in our atmosphere? 200

  34. Under Pressure • When Earth receives energy from the Sun, ______ • Some energy is reflected back into space • Some is absorbed by the atmosphere • Some is absorbed by land and water on Earth’s surface • All of the above 300

  35. Under Pressure Where is air pressure greater—sea level or a mountain top? Explain. 400

  36. Under Pressure Daily Double

  37. Under Pressure • The air above the _____ rises because it has low density and low pressure. • N. Pole 3. Equator • S. Pole 4. Arctic Circle 500

  38. Under Pressure warm 100

  39. Under Pressure The Sun 200

  40. Under Pressure 4. All of the above 300

  41. Under Pressure Sea Level because more molecules are being pushed down. 400

  42. Under Pressure 3. Equator 500

  43. It’s getting hot in here Transfer of heat by the flow of a heated material. 100

  44. It’s getting hot in here Not all areas on Earth’s surface receive the same amount of radiation because Earth’s surface is _________. 200

  45. It’s getting hot in here Daily Double

  46. It’s getting hot in here Name 2 things that can happen to the radiation that Earth receives from the Sun. 300

  47. It’s getting hot in here • Reflection and absorption by the atmosphere prevent some _____ from reaching Earth’s surface. • Ozone 3. Nitrogen • Radiation 4. Oxygen 400

  48. It’s getting hot in here Define Radiation 500

  49. It’s getting hot in here Convection 100

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