
Guided Notes: Climate Change
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9th Grade
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Sean Fitzsimmons
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10 Slides • 13 Questions
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Why is it important to understand how energy flows into and out of Earth’s atmosphere when studying climate change?
Because it helps us predict weather patterns accurately
Because it allows us to understand the causes and effects of climate change
Because it is required for all scientific research
Because it helps us grow more food
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Which of the following is NOT a change in climate indicators mentioned in the slides?
Increase in global average surface temperature
Melting of glaciers and polar ice caps
Decrease in atmospheric carbon dioxide
Rising sea levels
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Multiple Choice
What is the main purpose of using climate-change models?
To predict volcanic eruptions
To forecast future climate conditions
To measure ocean salinity
To track animal migration
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Open Ended
Which human activity is easiest to reduce? Which is hardest?
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Multiple Choice
What are some sustainable choices individuals can make to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?
Public transportation, carpooling, biking, and walking
Driving gas-guzzling vehicles
Ignoring energy-efficient appliances
Using fossil fuels for home energy
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Multiple Choice
What can individuals do to help reduce the impact of the food industry on climate change?
Reduce beef consumption or use dairy alternatives
Increase beef consumption
Ignore food choices
Only eat processed foods
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Which of these 5 factors explains why coastal areas are milder than inland?
Latitude
Elevation
Ocean currents
Proximity to water
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Which of the following best describes how energy flow is connected to climate change, based on today's lesson?
Energy flow has no impact on climate change.
Energy flow only affects weather, not climate.
Energy flow into and out of Earth's atmosphere influences climate change.
Energy flow is only important for plant growth.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are indicators scientists use to measure climate change?
Atmospheric CO2 levels
Global average temperature
Ocean acidity
Wind speed
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What is one question you still have about the greenhouse effect or Earth's energy flow after today's lesson?
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