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ZHero

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

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JaneFairfax

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

Well done, ZHero. 19 points!

(Only one small thing you didn’t get right. )

JohnnyReinB

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

EdIt; never noticd the 2nd page, hehe. ngek.
EDIT2: The #14's fixed.

Last edited by JohnnyReinB (2008-07-30 01:33:55)

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JaneFairfax

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

Well done JohnnyReinB!! 20 out of 20!! (BTW your answer for 14 is hidden in the hide tag for 13, but don’t worry, I saw it. )

Unfortunately I haven’t got the questions for the next set ready yet so you’ll have to bear with me for a little while …

ZHero

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

I'd like you to tell me what 'one small thing' i didn't get right?:
i've tallied JohnnyReinB's and my answers but couldn't see much difference!?

Anyways, i must be given +1 for providing extra information in the answer!! JJ

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JohnnyReinB

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

I think Jane didn't count your thermosphere, since you said it was the exosphere and ionosphere together.

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ZHero

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

May be Johnny!
I'll have to check google for this!!

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JaneFairfax

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Re: Jane’s quizzes

I couldn’t accept ionosphere because it’s not technically considered a layer of of the Earth’s atmosphere. The ionosphere is just a region in the atmosphere that is particularly good for bouncing off electromagnetic waves in radio telecommunications; its influence in the meteorological aspects of the atmosphere is secondary or minimal.