4.3 Flashcards

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1
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Define Climate.

A

Pattern of weather over time.

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2
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Define Weather.

A

Per day temperature and precipitation.

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3
Q

More Greenhouse gases equals…

A

increase in temperature.

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4
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What makes photon

A

THE SUN

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5
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Light coming from outer space is…

A

sunlight.

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6
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Light moving into outer space is…

A

infrared light.

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7
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What are some greenhouse gases?

A

CO2 METHANE, and H2O.

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8
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What do more greenhouse gases do to temperature?

A

The more greenhouse gases, the greater the temperature.

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9
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What is the greenhouse effect?

A

Trapping of infrared light in the atmosphere.

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10
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How can humans affect the greenhouse effect?

A

Burning fossil fuels.

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11
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What do ice cores tell us about CO2 patterns?

A

The more CO2 trapped in the ice in the past, the greater the temperature was back then.

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12
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What is the bottom layer of the ice cap?

A

The oldest.

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13
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What is the top layer of the ice cap?

A

The youngest.

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14
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What is the difference between positive and negative feedback loops?

A

Positive is one increase, the other one increase. Negative is one decrease, the other one decrease.

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15
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In graph one and graph two, what is the relationship between temperature and the amount of carbon in the atmosphere?

A

The more carbon, the greater the temperature.

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