Earth's Early Atmosphere (OCR GCSE Chemistry A, Combined (Gateway Science Suite)): Quizzes

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Earth's Early Atmosphere
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For how long has the modern atmosphere been stable?

200 million years

During Earth's first billion years, which planets did its atmosphere resemble?

Venus or Mars

What was the primary gas in Earth's early atmosphere?

Carbon dioxide

How much oxygen was present in Earth's early atmosphere?

Very little to no oxygen

Which gas was released by volcanic activity and gradually built up in the atmosphere?

Nitrogen

Which of these was NOT mentioned as a gas in the early atmosphere?

Oxygen

What geological feature released large amounts of gases into the early atmosphere?

Volcanoes

What happened to water vapour as the Earth cooled over millions of years?

It condensed

What did the condensing water vapour form?

Oceans and seas

Which gas, along with CO2CO_2 and H2OH_2O, was present in the early atmosphere?

Methane (CH4CH_4)

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