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SCI 8 Unit 4 - Pt. 1

Earth's Changing Climate

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General weather patterns over a long period of time. Climate (1.2)
Changes in climate over a long period of time that can be caused by natural events or human activities. Climate Change (1.2)
Variations in a set of data. Fluctuations (1.2)
Overall tendency (for example, a consistent increase) in a set of data over time. Trend (1.2)
The ability to make things move or change. Energy (1.3)
A measure of how hot or cold something is. Temperature (1.3)
To take in. Absorb (1.3)
The mixture of gases surrounding a planet. Atmosphere (1.4)
A molecule made of carbon and oxygen. Carbon Dioxide (1.5)
A molecule made of carbon and hydrogen atoms. Methane (1.5)
An object, diagram, or computer program that helps us understand something by making it simpler or easier to see. Model (2.1)
Things people do that affect the Earth system. Human Activities (2.1)
When something stays mostly the same over time. Stability (2.1)
When something become different over time. Change (2.1)
There is a trend toward increasing temperatures and decreasing ice on Earth since about ________________ 1880 (Key Concept 1)
Global average temperature increases when energy _______________ by the surface increases. Absorbed (Key Concept 2)
When amount of ________________________ or ________________________ increases, energy absorbed by the surface also increases. Carbon Dioxide ; Methane (Key Concept 4)
Temperature increases if ________________________ energy enters than exits. More (Key Concept 8)
If there is an increase in the amount of carbon dioxide or methane, the amount of energy leaving the Earth system ________________________, so more energy enters than exits. Decreases (Key Concept 10)
Carbon Dioxide and Methane stop energy from leaving by ________________________ energy that would have ________________________ the system. Redirecting ; Exit (Key Concept 12)
An increase in Carbon Dioxide or Methane means ________________________ energy will enter than exit. More (Key Concept 10)
An decrease in Carbon Dioxide or Methane means ________________________ energy will enter than exit. Less (Key Concept 11)
An increase in Nitrogen Dioxide will ________________________ the temperature of Earth. Not affect. (Nitrogen Dioxide does not interact with energy)
An increase in Sulfur Dioxide will ________________________ the temperature of Earth. Decrease
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