1. Directions: Analyze the graph and answer the following questions. 520 km Exosphere S10 km soo km 490 km 170 km 160 km Thermosphere 150 km 140 km 130 km 120 km 110 km 100 kim 9O Am DO km 7D Am GO kim SO m Mesosphere Stratosphere 30 km 20 km Oune lyer TO Am Troposphere Altitude vs Temperature Graph Guide Questions: A. What happened to the temperature when altitude increases in the following layers of the atmosphere? 1. Troposphere 2. Stratosphere A. increase B. decrease A. increase B. decrease 3. Mesosphere 4. Thermosphere B. What is the basis used for dividing the atmosphere into different layers? A. increase B. decrease A. increase B. decrease A. altitude B. temperature Altitude

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