Exam 1: Introduction to the Atmosphere

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Ozone is a significant atmospheric component in the greenhouse effect.

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Dust and aerosols in the atmosphere are associated with all of the following EXCEPT:

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Ninety percent of our atmosphere lies below an altitude of about:

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In the process of scientific inquiry,a theory is best defined as:

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The normal lapse rate applies to the

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If you were to put your hand out into the thermosphere,it would:

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Scientists believe that a growing amount of this gas in the atmosphere will probably bring about a warming of the lower atmosphere.

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The primary function of the Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission is to:

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Which one of the following is the MOST abundant gas in the atmosphere?

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The term troposphere literally means:

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Weather occurs in the thermosphere.

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The Montreal Protocol:

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With an increase in altitude,air pressure:

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The earth system:

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The rise of atmospheric carbon dioxide levels over the last century is due primarily to the burning of fossil fuels.

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Climate knowledge can be used to accurately predict weather.

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There is a sharp and definable boundary between the atmosphere and outer space.

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In meteorological terminology,the acronym TRMM refers to:

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Consider the following diagram,and then answer the question below. Consider the following diagram,and then answer the question below.    -What best explains the bumps seen in the seen in the CO₂ concentrations on the graph above? -What best explains the "bumps" seen in the seen in the CO₂ concentrations on the graph above?

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What are the two energy sources for the earth system?

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