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level: The greenhouse effect

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level questions: The greenhouse effect

Question	Answer
The process where certain gases in the Earth's atmosphere trap and re-emit infrared radiation, warming the planet.	Greenhouse Effect
How does the greenhouse effect work to warm the Earth?	Greenhouse gases absorb and re-emit infrared radiation, preventing heat from escaping into space and keeping the Earth warm.
Gases in the atmosphere, such as carbon dioxide, water vapor, and methane, that contribute to the greenhouse effect.	Greenhouse Gases
Name three greenhouse gases.	Carbon dioxide, water vapor, and methane are examples of greenhouse gases.
Heat energy transmitted in the form of electromagnetic waves.	Radiant Heat
How does radiant heat contribute to the greenhouse effect?	Radiant heat from the Sun warms the Earth's surface, and greenhouse gases trap and re-emit this heat, maintaining warmth.
The process by which greenhouse gases absorb heat and then release it in the form of infrared radiation.	Absorption and Re-emission
Explain the role of absorption and re-emission in the greenhouse effect.	Greenhouse gases absorb heat from the Earth and re-emit it as infrared radiation, contributing to the warming effect.
The greenhouse effect raises the average temperature of the Earth.	Average Temperature Increase
What is the significance of the greenhouse effect in relation to Earth's temperature?	The greenhouse effect increases the average temperature of the Earth, creating conditions suitable for life.
The greenhouse effect is crucial for maintaining temperatures suitable for life on Earth.	Importance for Life
Why is the greenhouse effect important for life on Earth?	Without the greenhouse effect, Earth would be too cold for life as we know it to survive. The greenhouse effect supports the necessary warmth for life.