WEEK 13

GROUP ASSESSMENT
Prepared by:
Jalal Sindab
Jomar Nacanan
Jake Obal
 Instructions:
Students will be divided into three groups
10 questions of multiple choices will be answered
Students will be given 15 seconds to answer each question
Correct answers will be announced after each question.
The group with the highest accumulated points will be the
winner
Winner will receive 10 points
2nd placer will receive 9 points
3rd placer will receive 8 points
LET’S BEGIN!
1. The atmosphere of the Earth is only
how many percent of the thickness of
Earth?

A. 1% C. 3%
B. 2% D. 4%
Answer:
B. 2%
2. What is the most abundant variable gas
in the atmosphere?

A. Water Vapor C. Ozone

B. Carbon Dioxide D. Aluminum Oxide
 Answer:
A.Water Vapor
3. This gas is released to the atmosphere
through fossil fuel activities, livestock
digestion, and agricultural cultivation.

A. Oxygen C. Methane
B. Carbon Dioxide D. Nitrogen
 Answer:
C. Methane
4. These are small solid particles and
liquid droplets in the air. They serve as
condensation nuclei for cloud formation.

A. Oxygen C. Pollutants
B. Aerosols D. Compost
 Answer:
B. Aerosols
5. What do you call a gas or aerosol
produced by human activity whose
concentration threatens living organism or
the environment?

A. Aerosols C. Air Pollutants

B. Methane D. Greenhouse Gas
 Answer:
C. Air Pollutants
6. What is the primary process to remove
CO2 from the atmosphere?

A. Weather Climate C. Chemical Climate

B. Climate Weather D. Chemical Weather
 Answer:
D. Chemical Weather
7. What is most abundant gas in the
atmosphere?

A. Oxygen C. Nitrogen
B. Carbon Dioxide D. Methane
 Answer:
C. Nitrogen
8. What is the primary process to increase
the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere?

A. Photosynthesis C. Gas Exchange

B. Chemical Weather D. Sterilization
 Answer:
A. Photosynthesis
9. For most purpose, we consider this part
virtually the entire atmosphere.

A. Heterosphere C. Troposphere
B. Homosphere D. Stratosphere
 Answer:
B. Homosphere
10. This part of the atmosphere is
dominated by lighter gases with increasing
altitude, such as hydrogen and helium.

A. Heterosphere C. Troposphere
B. Homosphere D. Stratosphere
 Answer:
A. Heterosphere
Tie Breaker Round
1. In this part of the atmosphere, oxygen
molecules absorb solar rays and warms the
air.

A. Heterosphere C. Mesosphere
B. Homosphere D. Thermosphere
 Answer:
D. Thermosphere
2. There is little ozone to absorb solar
energy in this part, therefore the
temperature decreases with height.

A. Heterosphere C. Mesosphere
B. Homosphere D. Thermosphere
 Answer:
C. Mesosphere
3. The reasons for the inversion in this part
is due to the ozone absorption of
ultraviolet solar energy.

A. Heterosphere C. Troposphere
B. Homosphere D. Stratosphere
 Answer:
D. Stratosphere
 THANK YOU!
Reporters:
Jomar Nacanan
Jake Obal
Jalal Sindab