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CARBON THROUGH THE SEASONS

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18 questions
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BEFORE WE START:
Reading and making a graph
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Question 5
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Identify the PATTERN you see in this Graph 1?

Question 6
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How can you EXPLAIN this pattern in Graph 1?

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Question 7
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Identify the PATTERN you see in this Graph 2?

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Question 8
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How can you EXPLAIN this pattern in Graph 2?

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Remember:
SOURCES go UP into the atmosphere.
SINKS go DOWN into the ground and water.
Question 1
1.

Which are the 3 SINKS of CO2?

Question 2
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Which are the 5 SOURCES of CO2?

Question 3
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What does it mean to have more sources than sinks of CO2?

Question 4
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TRY to set up how you would graph this data.

1. With the Line Tool, draw the X and Y axes.
2. With the Scribble Tool, label what you think would go on each axis.
3. With the Text Tool, label what each axis title would be.

Question 9
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What MOLECULE of matter was measured with all this data?

Question 10
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WHERE was this data collected from? (Click on "e" from page 1)

Question 11
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Are the seasons the same in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres? (yes/no and why)

Question 12
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Which hemisphere has more LAND and therefore more CO2 being released from it into the atmosphere?

Question 13
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List any 4 things that release CO2 into the atmosphere.

Question 14
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Would these 4 things be a SOURCE or a SINK of carbon?

Question 15
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Which 2 patterns (trends) did you see in the data from the graphs?

Question 16
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What do you think is the #1 reason why the CO2 is increasing over time?

Question 17
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What do trees, plants, algae, phytoplankton, and cyanobacteria do with CO2?

Question 18
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Which season had the lowest CO2 levels and WHY?