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This study guide covers various atmospheric characteristics, heating mechanisms, and related concepts such as air pressure, altitude, heat transfer types, and the ozone layer. It includes exercises to match definitions with their corresponding terms and compare the atmospheric conditions in different cities.
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Study Guide Name: ________________________ Atmospheric Characteristics and Heating Period: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Match the words on the right with the definitions on the left. ___1. Earth’s atmosphere holds heat from the sun A. Water Vapor like a blanket, makes life possible ___2. a special layer of oxygen that absorbs the sun’s B. Convection solar radiation ___3. a circular movement caused by heat in a liquid C. Conduction or a gas ___4. the layer above the troposphere with the Ozone D. Radiation layer in it ___5. a layer of gases that surround a planet E. Atmosphere ___6. transfer of heat by electromagnetic waves G. Gravity from the sun ___7. the atmospheric layer that has all the weather H. Global Warming in it and is the most dense layer ___8. transfer of heat from molecules that touch J. Greenhouse Effect ___9. force pressed upon a surface by the weight of K. Stratosphere air molecules ___10. possible heating of the Earth’s atmosphere due L. Troposphere to increases of carbon dioxide ___11. a greenhouse gas M. Ozone Layer ___12. the layer of the atmosphere with the N. Mesosphere highest temperatures ___13. the “middle” layer of the atmosphere with the O. Thermosphere coldest temperatures ___14. Force that keeps the atmosphere around the Earth P. Air Pressure