Global Warming Data Analysis

The x-axis shows

• time
• carbon dioxide concentration
• Mauna Loa volcano
• science

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The y-axis shows

• time
• carbon dioxide concentration
• Mauna Loa volcano
• science

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The overall trend in the data would be best described as 

• increasing
• decreasing
• unchanging
• unrelated

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Mauna Loa volcano is a good site to collect this data because

• winds mix air thoroughly at this location
• it is a beuatiful place for scientists to work
• it is very warm there
• there is more CO2 in Hawaii than anywhere else

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This data set shows that

• there is more CO2 in the atmosphere now than ever before
• Hawaii will be most affected by global warming
• global temperatures are rising
• there is more CO2 in Hawaii than anywhere else

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The source of most CO2 being emitted into the atmosphere is

• burning of fossil fuels
• Hawaii will be most affected by eruption of volcanoes
• breathing by animals
• decomposition of dead material

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The x-axis shows

• time
• temperature
• carbon dioxide
• a graph

The y-axis shows

• time
• temperature
• carbon dioxide
• a graph

This data set shows that

• global temperatures are increasing over time
• global temperatures are descreaing over time
• carbon dioxide is increasing over time
• carbon dioxide is increasing over time

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The oscillation (up and down) of the data most likely represents

• seasonal variations
• climate change
• different years
• data collected at different places

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