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Concept Quiz 3

This quiz covers key concepts 5 and 6 from Chapter 1. Answer the questions by darkening in the circle next to the correct answer. When completed with the quiz, click on "submit answers for grading" at the bottom of the page.

This activity contains 7 questions.

Question 1.
__________ is the variable atmospheric component that can exist in all three states (solid, liquid, and gas) at the temperatures and pressures that normally occur on Earth.

 
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Question 2.
Although present in only minute amounts, along with water vapor, carbon dioxide has a significant influence on the __________ of the atmosphere.

 
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Question 3.
The two (2) sources of energy that power the Earth system are the Sun and cosmic radiation from extra-terrestrial materials (i.e., meteorites and asteroids) that enter the Earth's atmosphere.

   
 
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Question 4.
Air is a complex mixture of many discrete gases, and its composition varies from time to time and place to place.

   
 
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Question 5.
________________ is a mixture of many discrete gases, and its composition varies from time to time and place to place.

 
Ozone
Air
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Question 6.
Two (2) gases comprise 99% of the Earth's volume of dry air. These include ___________ and _______________.

 
nitrogen and oxygen
hydrogen and oxygen
oxygen and methane
oxygen and carbon dioxide
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Question 7.
"Latent" heat can best be described as __________________ heat.

 
hidden
aerosol
dry
clean
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