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Al Gore & His Beard

I’m a Lumberjack

Connor& Greenhouse

GasWater World?

How BigIs Your

Footprint?

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One cause of ______ may be deforestation.

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Global Warming

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A major influence on climate is

a.Large bodies of waterb.Large cities

c.Ocean currentsd.All of the above

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D

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When gas, oil, and coal are burned, __________ is

added to the atmosphere.

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Carbon Dioxide

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Moderate temperatures are characteristics of

_________________?

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Temperate Zones

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Seasons are caused by differences in daylight,

temperatures, and weather patterns due to this.

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The Tilt of the Earth as it

revolves around the sun

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Earth can be cooled greatly by ___________.

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Volcanic Eruptions

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If there are 24 consecutive hours of darkness, then it is

___________________?

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Winter near a polar region

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El Nino is a climate event that starts in the ______ and sets

off changes in the atmosphere.

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Tropical Pacific Ocean

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Climate classification system divides regions according to _____, _______ & ______

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TemperatureAmount of

PrecipitationTypes of Plants

found there

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Geological records indicate ____________.

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At times in the past 2 million years,

glaciers covered large parts of the

Earth.

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During El Nino, trade winds that blow east to west weaken and sometimes ___________.

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Reverse

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Changes in the shape of Earth’s orbit around the sun

________________.

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May happen over 100,000 year cycle.

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Climate is different from weather in that it ______________.

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Changes less frequently

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A gas that increases the greenhouse effect is _______________.

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Carbon Dioxide

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If there were no greenhouse effect, Earth’s surface would

_________________?

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Be too cool for life to exist

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Earth’s atmosphere is warmed by the greenhouse effect

because heat radiated from Earth’s surface is ________ by

gasses in the atmosphere.

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Absorbed

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What region is in the center of the Earth?

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Tropics

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What region extends from 66.5 degrees north

latitude to the North Pole?

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Polar Zones

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What region is sandwiched between the

tropical zone and the polar zone?

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Temperate Zone

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Climate is the weather_________?

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Of a region, averaged over a long period of

time

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The rays of the Sun strike Earth more

directly ________?

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At the Equator

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Behavior in which animals greatly reduce activity in

winter

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Hibernation

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Which zone receives the most solar radiation?

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Tropics

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Climatologists use a classification system developed in 1918 by

__________.

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Koppen

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Which zone has the greatest change in the amount of daylight and darkness?

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Polar Zones