A) troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere.
B) thermosphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, troposphere.
C) stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere, troposphere.
D) thermosphere, mesosphere, stratosphere, troposphere.
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A) analyzes the composition of the atmosphere.
B) warns people a storm is coming.
C) presents weather information on a map.
D) provides information on the layers of the atmosphere.
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A) has vertical wind speeds that are typically around one-tenth that of horizontal wind speeds.
B) is about as deep as the planet is wide.
C) is more than 99 percent contained within the first 60 miles from the earth's surface.
D) has not changed substantially in composition since the earth formed over four billion years ago.
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A) is a logical consequence that follows from the hypothesis
B) leads to a hypothesis
C) may not be made until an experiment has been performed
D) always refers to something that will occur in the future
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A) is thinnest at the tropics.
B) maintains a relatively constant temperature.
C) is thicker in summer.
D) often disappears near the poles in winter.
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A) troposphere.
B) thermosphere.
C) mesosphere.
D) stratosphere.
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A) must be testable
B) need not be testable
C) must be understandable by the layperson
D) can never be proven to be incorrect
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A) never occurs in the atmosphere.
B) refers to a temperature increase with height.
C) promotes upward motion in the atmosphere.
D) inhibits upward motion in the atmosphere.
E) Both B and D.
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A) must have already been tested in previous experiments
B) must be phrased in highly technical jargon
C) must always be understandable to the layperson
D) must lead to predictions
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A) absorbs ultraviolet light.
B) typically reaches its greatest concentrations near the ground and near major cities.
C) is very difficult to split into diatomic oxygen and monatomic oxygen.
D) exists primarily in the troposphere.
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A) is a different type of physical phenomenon than the aurora australis.
B) gains its energy from sunlight reflected from Earth.
C) is typically strongest near the equator.
D) emits light as electrons move from higher orbits around the nucleus to lower ones.
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A) It varies significantly from the surface up.
B) It varies significantly only at the tropopause.
C) It is the same throughout the atmosphere from the surface up.
D) It varies only in the mesosphere.
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A) most large-scale atmospheric motions are vertical, so accurate forecasts do not require knowledge of distant weather observations
B) most large-scale atmospheric motions are vertical, so accurate forecasts require knowledge of distant weather observations
C) most large-scale atmospheric motions are horizontal, so accurate forecasts do not require knowledge of distant weather observations
D) most large-scale atmospheric motions are horizontal, so accurate forecasts require knowledge of distant weather observations
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