Climate Change & Writing Jeopardy
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Climate Change & Writing Jeopardy
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Earth and Atmosphere
Parts of Speech
Citing your Sources
Energy Punctuation Points
Greenhouse Gases
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This is the lowermost layer of the
atmosphere.
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This is the most common gas in the
atmosphere
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Tiny solid or liquid particles found in the
atmosphere.
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The reflectivity of the earth.
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The layer of the atmosphere in which
the ozone layer is located.
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They stand in for people, places, things
and ideas.
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They modify a noun or a pronoun by
describing, identifying or quantifying a word.
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They can modify a verb, an adjective, another adverb, a
phrase or a clause.
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They link words, phrases and clauses.
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They link nouns, pronouns and phrases
to other words in a sentence
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Greenhouse gases trap this in the atmosphere.
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Greenhouse gases are mainly generated
by this process.
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These are two of the three main human
activities that contribute to the
greenhouse effect.
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After forests and other plants, this is the
biggest absorber of CO2 on the planet.
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Out of six greenhouse gases, these three are the primary concern of
the Kyoto Protocol.
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The part of a paper where references are
listed.
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We use this version of in-text citation to
identify sources using MLA format.
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Your own rendition of essential information and ideas expressed
by someone else.
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Book and journal titles are underline in the reference section.
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Typically uses footnotes to provide detailed information
about sources.
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This is the biggest use of oil.
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These are three reasons why nuclear power is not a viable solution for energy
supply.
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This is the fastest growing energy
source in the world.
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Ethanol and Biodiesel
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In addition to CO2, these are two of the main emissions from
coal-fired power plants.
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Separates the structural elements of
a sentence into manageable parts
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These join only those independent clauses
that are closely related in meaning.
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Typically used to introduce a list, a
summation, or an idea that somehow completes the
introductory idea.
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Used to combine words and to separate numbers that are not
inclusive.
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Used to include material that you want to de-emphasize but
want to include nonetheless.
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Politics Logical Fallacies
Sentence Craft
Time Scales ArgumentClimate Impacts
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This successful policy was put in to effect in
1990 to regulate smog and air pollution
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Organization created to evaluate the risk of
climate change brought on by
humans.
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A new version of this document was
released on February 2nd, 2007.
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International treaty to restrict greenhouse gas emissions not ratified by the US.
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Successful international treaty designed to protect the ozone layer by phasing out CFCs.
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Making assumptions about a whole group
or range of cases based on a small
sample.
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Arguer claims that a sort of chain reaction,
with dire consequences, will
take place.
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Arguer goes of on a tangent, raising a side
issue to distract the audience.
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Assuming that because B comes
after A, A caused B.
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Arguer sets up a wimpy version of the opponent’s position
and proceeds to knock it down.
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Climate change is thought to increase the frequency and dangerousness of
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These natural water storages are rapidly
disappearing.
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These are the two causes for sea level
rise.
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These are three of the main effects of climate
change on forests.
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This virus is moving northward as the continents warm.
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Sentence containing two separate
independent clauses, or complete
sentences, with no conjunction or punctuation.
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An incomplete sentence missing the subject, verb and or a
coherent thought.
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Clause that includes a subject and a verb.
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The subordinate idea of the sentence.
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Occurs when you make the object of an action into the subject
of a sentence.
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Weather averaged over a long period of
time, usually 30 years.
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Periods of long-term reduction in the
temperature of the each.
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Two centuries ago, this human activity began to upset the natural balance of
CO2 in the atmosphere.
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State of the atmosphere at a
particular time and place.
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These events can drastically alter the
earth’s climate, records of them are found in ice cores.
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The appeal to emotion.
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A broad term, which includes many tactics
designed to move people to a position, a
belief, or course of action.
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The appeal to reason.
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The appeal of one’s character and
credibility.
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He gave mankind the gift of logic.
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Final Jeopardy
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Location where this dataset was collected.