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Earth's Atmosphere Layers Scramble

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Unscramble the names of Earth's atmospheric layers and regions.

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Earth's Atmosphere Layers Scramble
 

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Earth's Atmosphere Layers ScrambleOnline version

Unscramble the names of Earth's atmospheric layers and regions.

by Marilyn Baran
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The lowest layer where weather occurs and temperature drops with height.

2

A higher region featuring the ozone shield and steadier, rising temperatures with altitude.

3

Above the stratosphere, where air is thin and meteoroids burn up.

4

A high-altitude zone with extreme temperatures and auroral activity.

5

The outermost layer where particles escape into space.

6

A charged portion of the upper atmosphere affecting radio communication.

7

A regional concentration of molecules that absorbs ultraviolet radiation.

  
  
8

the height above sea level

9

this is zero degrees latitude

10

To move from one region to another, often seasonally, for better conditions.

11

The natural place where a plant or animal lives, providing food and shelter.

12

Information or facts used to support a claim or conclusion.

13

To present the main points of something in a shorter form.

14

To examine parts and relationships to understand how something works.

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To change or adjust to fit new conditions or environments.

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To determine size, amount, or degree using tools or units.

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A group of people living in the same area or sharing resources and ties.

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