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Quiz Show Review

Quiz Show Review. Attribution and examples. Topic sentences. Definitions. Definitions. Causality. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 2. 2. 2. 2. 2. 3. 3. 3. 3. 3. 4. 4. 4. 4. 4. 5. 5. 5. 5. 5. Definitions #1. Question: What are greenhouse gases ?. Check Your Answer. Definitions #1.

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Quiz Show Review

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  1. Quiz Show Review

  2. Attribution and examples Topic sentences Definitions Definitions Causality 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 5 5 5 5 5

  3. Definitions #1 Question: What are greenhouse gases? Check Your Answer

  4. Definitions #1 Answer: Greenhouse gases are gases such as carbon dioxide that absorb heat and prevent it from escaping into the atmosphere, thus warming the Earth. Back to the Game Board

  5. Definitions #2 Question: What is global warming? Check Your Answer

  6. Definitions #2 Answer: Global warming is the rise in the average temperature of the Earth as a result of increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. Back to the Game Board

  7. Definitions #3 Question: What is the Kyoto Protocol? Check Your Answer

  8. Definitions #3 Answer: The Kyoto Protocol is a treaty which was made in 1997 among 160 countries to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases. Back to the Game Board

  9. Definitions #4 Question: What is the IPCC? Check Your Answer

  10. Definitions #4 Answer: The IPCC is the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a network of 2,500 of the world’s leading climatologists from 70 countries. Back to the Game Board

  11. Definitions #5 Question: Who is Charles Keeling? Check Your Answer

  12. Definition #5 Answer: Charles Keeling is the scientist who studied the increase in average carbon dioxide levels beginning in 1958 at a site on Mauna Loa in Hawaii. Back to the Game Board

  13. Definitions #1 Question: What is a flood? Check Your Answer

  14. Definitions #1 Answer: A flood is when there is deep water due to heavy rains or rising water levels in rivers, lakes, or seas. Back to the Game Board

  15. Definitions #2 Question: What are zooplankton? Check Your Answer

  16. Definitions #2 Answer: Zooplankton are tiny shrimplike animals that live near the surface of the ocean and are food for fish and marine animals. Back to the Game Board

  17. Definitions #3 Question: What is a variable in science? Check Your Answer

  18. Definitions #3 Answer: A variable is one factor that may change in scientific research. For example, when scientists study global warming, one variable is carbon dioxide levels. Back to the Game Board

  19. Definitions #4 Question: What is a drought? Check Your Answer

  20. Definitions #4 Answer: A drought is a period when there is very low rainfall and exceptionally dry conditions. Back to the Game Board

  21. Definitions #5 Question: What is a fluctuation? Check Your Answer

  22. Definitions #5 Answer: A fluctuation is when something rises and falls; for example, the CO2 levels fluctuates in summer and winter. Back to the Game Board

  23. Topic Sentence for 1 Question: How does the greenhouse effect work? Check Your Answer

  24. Topic Sentence for 1 Answer: The greenhouse effect traps heat on Earth in a way that is similar to the way a glass building warms plants or the way a car heats up in the sunlight when the windows are closed. Back to the Game Board

  25. Topic Sentence for 2 Question: Describe the research and results about the rise in carbon dioxide levels … Check Your Answer

  26. Topic Sentence for 2 Answer: Based on Charles’ Keeling’s research, carbon dioxide levels rose between 1958 and 2000. Back to the Game Board

  27. Topic Sentence for 3 Question: What are some effects of global warming on agriculture, plants, and animals? Check Your Answer

  28. Topic Sentence for 3 Answer: Scientists predict that global warming will have serious effects on agriculture, plants, and animals. Back to the Game Board

  29. Topic Sentence for 4 Question: What are some of the recent findings of the IPCC? Check Your Answer

  30. Topic Sentence for 4 Answer: The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), which is a group of the world’s leading climatologists, has found convincing evidence that global warming is already taking place and that it could have serious effects. Back to the Game Board

  31. Topic sentence for 5 Question: Explain the Kyoto Protocol and some of the difficulties in getting countries to follow its requirements. Check Your Answer

  32. Topic Sentence for 5 Answer: Although 160 countries agreed to the Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, there have been difficulties in getting countries to follow its requirements. Back to the Game Board

  33. Attribution/ Example #1 Fill in the blank with a correct attribution word or phrase: ________________ the IPCC, sea levels have risen. Check Your Answer

  34. Attribution/ Example #1 Answer: According to the IPCC, sea levels have risen. Back to the Game Board

  35. Attribution/ Example # 2 Fill in the blank with an attribution word/ phrase: The textbook, Environmental Science, ____________ that CO2 levels rose from .314 to .368 parts per million between 1958 and 2000. Check Your Answer

  36. Attribution/ Example#2 Answer: The textbook, Environmental Science, states that CO2 levels rose from .314 to .368 parts per million between 1958 and 2000. (reports, says) Back to the Game Board

  37. Attribution/ Example #3 Add an appropriate example: There are several greenhouse gases such as ____________, ____________, and ________. Check Your Answer

  38. Attribution / Example #3 Answer: There are several greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, CFCS, and methane. Back to the Game Board

  39. Attribution / Example #4 Add an appropriate example: The rise in sea levels might cause several problems; for instance,… Check Your Answer

  40. Attribution/ Example #4 Answer: The rise in sea levels might cause several problems; for instance, there could be flooding of coastal areas and beaches could be eroded. Back to the Game Board

  41. Attribution / Example #5 Add an appropriate example: Global warming could threaten human health; for example, … Check Your Answer

  42. Attribution / Example #5 Answer: Global warming could threaten human health; for example, there could be more heat- related deaths and more respiratory illness. Back to the Game Board

  43. Cause and effect words #1 Fill in the blanks with a cause/effect word or phrase Global warming may __________ a change in ocean currents and shut off the Gulf stream. Check Your Answer

  44. Cause and effect words #1 Answer: Answer: Global warming may cause a change in ocean currents and shut off the Gulf stream. Back to the Game Board

  45. Cause and Effect words #2 Fill in the blanks with a cause/effect word/ phrase: Global warming is difficult to predict ____________ there are so many variables. Check Your Answer

  46. Cause and Effect Words #2 Answer: Global warming is difficult to predict since there are so many variables. (because, as) Back to the Game Board

  47. Cause and Effect Words #3 Fill in the blanks with a correct cause/effect word/phrase: There are more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere; ___________, the temperature is rising. Check Your Answer

  48. Cause and Effect Words #3 Answer: There are more greenhouse gases in the atmosphere; consequently, the temperature is rising. (therefore, as a result) Back to the Game Board

  49. Cause and Effect Words #4 Fill in the blank with a correct cause/effect word/phrase. ______________ the increase in carbon dioxide levels, the average temperature on Earth is rising. Check Your Answer

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