
5.5 Climate Change: Past and Present
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Science
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
Standards-aligned
Joseph Davis
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19 Slides • 9 Questions
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Think about it...
Earth's climate has been changing since the early evolution of the atmosphere to the present.
How do we know what the climate was like in the past and that it has changed?
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Multiple Choice
According to Milankovitch, which cycle is the most influential for the climate?
axial precession
apsidal precession
obliquity
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Multiple Choice
John is researching climate changes occurring in a forest area. Which of the following methods can he use for this research?
studying air pockets in ice & snow melt
studying sediment cores & rings of trees
studying the current troposphere & stratosphere
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Reorder
Drag to chronologically order the following periods, which represent past climate changes.
Snowball Earth
Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
Ice ages
Younger Dryas
Little Ice Age
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following names the three primary Milankovitch cycles?
precession, Coriolis, and obliquity
eccentricity, obliquity, and Coriolis
eccentricity, obliquity, and precession
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Multiple Choice
What is paleoclimatology?
the study of global warming's effects on marine ecosystems
the study of weather and climate in today's atmosphere
the study of past climates and climate change over long periods
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Open Ended
How are the climate changes of the past different from the climate change of the present?
You can start your response with:
Past climate changes were caused by . . .
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David is part of a team of climatologists searching for evidence of past climate changes in Antarctica. Explain any two methods that the team can use to trace past climatic changes in the region.
You can start your response with:
Two methods that David's team can use are . . .
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Multiple Choice
Exit Ticket...
What is the main reason Milankovitch cycles are important for understanding past climate changes?
They provide a complete explanation for all climate changes.
They help explain natural climate variability over long periods.
They predict future climate changes with high accuracy.
Think about it...
Earth's climate has been changing since the early evolution of the atmosphere to the present.
How do we know what the climate was like in the past and that it has changed?
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