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7 th Grade Choose Your Category Layers of the Atmosphere Heating the Earth Climate Change Characteristics of the Atmosphere 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 ID: 569474

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Atmosphere Jeopardy

7

th

Grade Slide2

Choose Your Category!

Layers of

the Atmosphere

Heating the Earth

Climate Change

Characteristics

of the Atmosphere

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500Slide3

Layers of the Atmosphere -100

Put these layers in order from

lowest

to

highest

Thermosphere, Stratosphere, Troposphere and MesosphereSlide4

Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, ThermosphereSlide5

Layers of the Atmosphere -200

Which layer is the one that we live in?Slide6

Troposphere Slide7

Layers of the Atmosphere – 300

Which layer is the coldest?Slide8

MesosphereSlide9

Layers of the Atmosphere - 400

The stratosphere contains the ozone layer. What is the job of the Ozone Layer?Slide10

To protect us from the Sun’s harmful rays Slide11

Layers of the Atmosphere - 500

The thermosphere is over 1,000 degrees Celsius. Why does it not feel hot? Slide12

The particles of air are so far apart, they do not bump into each other. Heat can only be created when particle collide.Slide13

Heating the Earth -100

What process sends electromagnetic waves from the Sun to the Earth?Slide14

Radiation

Slide15

Heating the Earth – 200

What is the process of heat traveling through an object?Slide16

Thermal ConductionSlide17

Heating the Earth - 300

What process involves the circulation of heat in a liquid or a gas?Slide18

Convection

Slide19

Heating the Earth – 400

Where does most of the earth’s heat conduction take place?Slide20

The ground Slide21

Heating the Earth - 500

Which of the three processes take place when I cook food in a frying pan?Slide22

Conduction (the heat travels through the pan)Slide23

Climate Change - 100

Which gas is responsible for trapping the most heat in the atmosphere? Slide24

Carbon DioxideSlide25

Climate Change - 200

Name two ways higher temperatures will impact the Earth.Slide26

Warmer Oceans

Melted Glaciers

Stronger Hurricanes

Droughts

Damaged Wildlife

Higher Water LevelsSlide27

Climate Change – 300

Explain the “Greenhouse Effect”. How does it help the Earth?Slide28

The Greenhouse Effect traps heat from the Sun in our atmosphere. It keeps the Earth warm.Slide29

Climate Change – 400

What are 3 types of clean energy resources? Slide30

Hydro-power

Wind Power

Solar Power

Nuclear Power

Biomass Power

Geothermal PowerSlide31

Climate Change - 500

List three specific ways that you could save energy and fight climate change. Slide32

Save on water

Unplug electronics

Car pool

Ride you bike/walk

Reuse and RecycleSlide33

The Atmosphere - 100

What two main gases make up the atmosphere?Slide34

Oxygen and NitrogenSlide35

The Atmosphere – 200

What are two jobs of the atmosphere?Slide36

Protects us from UV rays

Protects us from meteors

Provides us with oxygen

Keeps us warmSlide37

The Atmosphere – 300

What is air pressure?Slide38

The amount of air particles pressing down on you.Slide39

The Atmosphere - 400

How are altitude and air pressure related to each other?Slide40

As altitude goes up, air pressure goes down.Slide41

The Atmosphere - 500

What determines the temperature of the atmosphere?Slide42

Layers that absorb more heat have higher temperatures.

Layers that absorb less heat have lower temperatures.