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WorksheetsGlaciers, Albedo, and Feedback Loops
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
Albedo is how reflective a surface is
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Surfaces with a HIGH albedo absorb a lot of solar energy
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Surfaces with a HIGH albedo reflect a lot of solar energy
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The level of albedo is dependent on color of the surface
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Surfaces with a high albedo will get very hot in the Sun
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A feedback loop has features that do NOT affect one another at all
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A POSITIVE feedback loop amplifies/magnifies the effect
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A NEGATIVE feedback loop amplifies/magnifies the effect
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As temperatures warm, glaciers melt, this decreases albedo, which increases temperatures further... this is an example of a positive feedback loop
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When you eat a meal the glucose level in your blood increases, your body then makes insulin, which removes excess glucose from your blood stream, bringing your glucose levels back down to a normal range... this is an example of a positive feedback loop
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Temperatures must be below freezing at all times in order for glaciers to exist in an area
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Enough snowfall is one of the main factors that contributes to an area having glaciers
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The number of glaciers in Glacier National Park has remained the same for the last several decades
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While Glacier National Park does have glaciers, remote regions in Russia that record some of the coldest temperatures ever seen do not have glaciers
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Glaciers completely melt and reform every year
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Glaciers can partially melt and change in size with the seasons, but they do not completely melt every year
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The amount of solar energy that an object absorbs has no effect on its temperature
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