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A gas in the atmosphere that we breathe is: (oxygen) or (atmosphere)

oxygen

The gas we breathe is called. (oxygen) or minerals

oxygen

At sea level, there is more gas in the atmosphere. (true) or (false)

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Astronauts can breathe in outer space without their special space suits

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This prevents the sun's rays from hurting the astronaut's eyes. (helmet) or (thick suit)

helmet

The distance above or below the sea level is: (altitude) or (sea level)

altitude

This allows astronauts to move freely and work. (bendable material at joints) or (thick suit)

bendable material at joints

There is a lot of oxygen in outer space. (true) or (false)

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As the altitude goes up, the amount of gas in the atmosphere goes down, (true) or (false)

true 1

This holds the air that astronauts breathe. (oxygen tank) or (helmet)

oxygen tank

Where land and sea meet is: (altitude) or (sea level)

sea level

Gravity keeps the air closest to Earth's surface at sea level. (true) or (false)

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It is harder to breathe in the mountains than at the beach. (true) or (false)

true 1

The atmosphere includes the air we breathe. (true) or (false)

true 1

Which of these is true about oxygen? (We can hold it.) or (We can breathe it.)

We can breathe it.

The atmosphere has many levels of gas. (true) or (false)

true 1

Earth's atmosphere has only one layer. (true) or (false)

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This protects the astronaut's from temperature changes in space. (thick suit) or (oxygen tank)

thick suit

The layers of gas that surrounds Earth is: ( the atmosphere) or (oxygen)

the atmosphere

Which of these is the atmosphere made of: (liquids) or (gas)

gas

The atmosphere disappears in outer space. (true) or false

true 1