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2/9 7.3 Thermal Inversion-7.4 Atmospheric CO2 & PM

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Question 1
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Answer the question using the demonstration.

Watch the video for questions 2-4

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Question 3
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Identify the human health impacts of the deadly London smog.

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GO HERE for questions 5-9

Question 5
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Use the PPT to answer the question.

Question 6
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Draw a thermal inversion

Question 7
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Use the PPT to answer the question.

The model below represents two systems. One is a normal scenario and one is a thermal inversion.
Question 8
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Question 9
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Looking at the model above, identify which represents a thermal inversion and explain why.

The diagram below shows the major sources of carbon dioxide, both anthropogenic and natural.
Question 10
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The diagram below shows the major sources of particulate matter, both anthropogenic and natural.
Question 11
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Question 2
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Question 4
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Match the picture with the description of the accurate phenomena
Normal
Thermal Inversion
Using the diagram above, select the natural sources of CO2.

(Select 3 correct answers)

Burning fossil fuels
Oceans
Deforestation
Respiration
Volcanoes
Using the diagram above, select the natural sources of particulate matter.

(Select 3 correct answers)

Commercial cooking
Dust
Wildfires
Industrial, commericial, and refineries
Combustion from stationary sources
Wood smoke
Cars and trucks
Animal waste
When did the London Fog become a deadly?
When a cool layer of air trapped a warmer layer
When the layers of air were the same temperature
When a warm layer of air trapped a cooler layer
During a thermal inversion
A situation in which a relatively warm layer of air at mid-altitude covers a layer of cold, dense air below
Temperatures decrease with increasing altitude
Temperatures increase with increasing altitude