Heating the atmosphere quiz answers on grad point

1.) all matter is composed of atoms or molecules that have energy of motion, which is also known as . kinetic energy

2.) when air transfers energy to a cooler object, what happens to the air . it decreases.

3.) what happens when there is a temperature difference between two . heat is transferred from one object to the other.

4.) when energy is transferred to air, what happens to the particles of . they move faster.

5.) what causes the transfer of energy from one object to . differences in temperature

6.) which electromagnetic waves have the longest . radio

7.) what process describes the transfer of heat through matter by molecular

8.) electromagnetic waves travel through space at a speed of ,000 kilometers per second

9.) a metal spoon becomes hot after being left in a pan of boiling water. this is an example of

10.) because of convection, the warmest air in a room toward the ceiling

11.) the heating of the lower layer of the atmosphere from radiation absorbed by certain heat-absorbing gases is called greenhouse effect

12.) on average, how much of the sun’s energy that reaches earth’s outer atmosphere is reflected back into percent

13.) earth receives energy from the sun through what method of heat

14.) on average, how much of the sun's energy is absorbed by earth's atmosphere and clouds, without reaching earth's percent

15.) which best describes the primary wavelengths of radiation emitted by earth’s than those emitted by the sun

16.) the two most important heat-absorbing gases in the lower atmosphere are vapor and carbon dioxide

17.) what is not true about needs a medium through which to travel.

18.) which statement is not that are good absorbers of radiation are good reflectors as well.

19.) which is associated with weak light rays that travel in different

20.) which is an example of atmosphere is constantly being heated by the sun.

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