
3.2 Lesson 5 Book Planting Ideas: Presentation
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Britta Petersen
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Multiple Select
Select all the ways scientists use data to study climates in different locations.
To understand past climates
To compare climates
To predict future weather for a single day
To learn what can grow in different places
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important for scientists and farmers to use data when studying agriculture and the environment?
To make decisions based on evidence
To guess outcomes without information
To avoid using technology
To ignore patterns in nature
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Multiple Choice
Why do scientists collect information and what do they call the information they collect?
To answer questions; they call it data
To make predictions; they call it weather
To create experiments; they call it results
To write reports; they call it facts
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements about climate is correct?
Climate is the average weather over a long period.
Climate changes every day.
Climate only refers to temperature.
Climate is the same everywhere.
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Fill in the Blanks
The typical precipitation and seasonal temperatures expected year to year in a place are called
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Open Ended
How does collecting precipitation and temperature data over a long period help scientists understand climate?
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Multiple Choice
Why do scientists collect data in different places around the world?
To compare different climates
To find the hottest place
To measure only rainfall
To predict earthquakes
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Multiple Choice
Why do scientists collect data on the amount of rainfall in desert regions?
To understand what plants can grow there
To predict earthquakes
To measure the temperature
To find new animal species
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Open Ended
How can organizing climate data in a table help scientists notice patterns over time?
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Multiple Choice
What is the main advantage of showing climate data on a graph?
It helps compare climate changes over time
It makes the data harder to read
It hides important information
It only shows one year of data
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Fill in the Blanks
Maps showing climate data help us know which areas have similar
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Multiple Choice
Why do farmers use data about precipitation and temperature when choosing which plants to grow?
To predict the weather for the year
To choose plants that grow well in their climate
To sell their crops at a higher price
To water their plants every day
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are ways that scientists and farmers use climate data?
To figure out which plants grow best in their area
To decide when to harvest crops
To predict animal migration patterns
To choose fruit and vegetable plants that grow well in their climate
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Open Ended
Why might farmers use climate data when deciding what crops to plant?
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Open Ended
What fruit or vegetable might you choose to grow in Iowa? Why?
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