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If Earth didn't have an atmosphere, what would happen to its temperature?
A. It would go up about 100K
B. It would go up about 30K
C. It would go down about 30K
D. It would go down about 100K
E. It wouldn't change
Why is the sky blue?
A. The reflection of the ocean
B. Blue is the color of oxygen gas
C. Blue is the color of nitrogen gas
D. The blue light in white sunlight scatters more than red light
E. Clouds
Would this be a surprising discovery?: A planet in another solar system has an Earth-like atmosphere with plentiful oxygen, but no life of any kind.
A. Plausible. Life requires far more than oxygen to exist
B. Plausible. The oxygen may have been transported there by cometary impacts
C. Implausible. Oxygen is highly reactive and its presence in an atmosphere suggests replenishment by a living organism of some sort.
D. Implausible. Oxygen is essential to life
Jupiter does not have a large metal core like Earth. How can it have a magnetic field?
A. The magnetic field is left over from when Jupiter accreted
B. Its magnetic field comes from the Sun
C. It has metallic hydrogen inside, which circulates and makes a magnetic field
D. That's why its magnetic field is weak
Auroras:
A. are found on Earth
B. are found on Jupiter
C. Indicate a magnetic field is present
D. result when particles in the solar wind hit a planet
E. all of the above
Jupiter is about three times as massive as Saturn, but only slightly larger. why?
A. it is made of stronger material
B. it is made of weaker material
C. adding mass increases gravity and compresses gasses
D. because they are made of different gasses
E. none of the above
looking at a Jovian planet in different wavelengths of light allows us to:
A. see different kinds of clouds
B. see to different depths or levels in the atmosphere
C. see layers of different temperatures
D. all the above
E. a and b
Titan is the only moon with a thick atmosphere and its surface:
A. has never been seen
B. has been seen by infrared light and spacecraft
C. is warmed by a greenhouse effect
D. has oceans of liquid gas (methane and ethane)
E. all except A
Why do Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune all have rings?
A. Rings were left over from solar system formation
B. THey all captured particles
C. All four planets had a large moon that disintegrated
D. All have small moons and small orbiting particles that constantly collide and make rings
If you keep pushing a person on a swing with little pushes, at just the right frequency, they will swing very high. This is an example of:
A. Newton's second law
B. Newton's first law
C. Energy conservation
D. Resonance
E. Conservation of angular momentum
Orbits of asteroids in the asteroid belt
A. often intersect planets
B. are mostly between Mars and Jupiter
C. are grouped into patterns by resonances with Jupiter
D. are mostly inside the frost line
E. all except A
A typical meteorite is
A. about the size of a house, and makes a crater when it lands
B. about the size of a pea or grain of rice and is invisible when it lands
C. about the size of a pea or grain of rice and makes a bright streak in the sky as it burns up
D. made of ice
Why is there a meteor shower every year on August 10th, 11th and 12th?
A. Meteorites only enter the solar system on certain dates
B. Meteorites often have 1 year orbital periods
C. Each year at that time Earth passes through the orbit of a comet and hits the debris it left
D. none of the above
Why do comet tails always point away from the sun?
A. They are left behind as the comet moves
B. Newton's third law: Comet goes one way, tail goes the other
C. The solar wind blows on them
D. They don't; this is just a perspective effect of how we view them
Would this be a surprising discovery?: A mission to Pluto finds that it has lakes of liquid water on its surface.
A. Plausible. other icy bodies at great distances from the Sun may also have liquid water
B. Plausible. studies of Pulto's surface show a long, narrow feature that has been suggested to be a lake
C. Implausible. water would be frozen at Pluto's temperature and we know of no extra hear sources
D. Implausible. Pluto is mostly made of rock and metals not water
9 Answers
- ACLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
Im just guessing sorry but this is what I think.
Q1 answer B Q5 answer D Q9 answer A Q13 answer D
Q2 answer C Q6 answer E Q10 answer B Q14 answer D
Q3 answer C Q7 answer D Q11 answer E Q15 answer D
Q4 answer C Q8 answer E Q12 answer D well here you go I hope I helped =]
- 1 decade ago
In order now.
C. It would go down about 30K
None of the above.
Implausible, but because its bs.
D. That's why its magnetic field is weak
all of the above
none of the above
E.
all except
THey all captured particles
Ill let u figure out the rest
- ?Lv 45 years ago
The temperature goes down at what is commonly called the "dry adiabatic lapse rate" of about 2C per 1000 feet (yeah, mix of metric and imperial there...).
- 1 decade ago
Aww man, I just clicked this question so that I could answer it with some annoying, witty remark, but I didn't know there would be some stupid quiz thing!
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Why do you want so many answers??? Your making my head hurt!!!!