Review for quiz Global Warming Bingo.  Create a 4x4 chart.  In each box, put one of the following words. You can choose any word for any box. How It.

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Review for quiz Global Warming Bingo

 Create a 4x4 chart.  In each box, put one of the following words. You can choose any word for any box. How It Works

 Greenhouse Effect  Carbon Sink  Carbon source  Deforestation  Container w/ CO2  Control Container  UV  Infrared  Combustion of FF Anthropogenic Carbon Footprint CO 2 CH 4 O 3 N 2 O H 2 O CFC’s Respiration Photosynthesis Ocean

 When I call out a definition, put a line through the term that you think goes with that definition.  Continue until you get 4 in a row (horizontally, vertically or diagonally). Then call out Bingo!  You’ll bring your paper up and we can check to see if you have all of the words that you should have. If so, you win  We’ll keep going until 3 people have gotten Bingo. How to Play

Most abundant anthropogenic gas which contributes to global warming

Process which creates sugars to store energy and releases oxygen

During the lab, which container should have had the higher temperature- CO 2 or Control (just air/water)?

Term that means caused by humans

Gas in the atmosphere which protects us from harmful UV rays from the sun

Anthropogenic activity which has the largest impact on global warming

Largest carbon sink on Earth

Which container in the lab did not contain an anthropogenic greenhouse gas?

Type of radiation that is released from the Earth

Warming of the Earth due to certain gases in the atmosphere trapping heat

Activity or part of Earth that absorbs Carbon

Total set of greenhouse gases released by a person, group or product

Gas released by landfills and livestock

Banned in the 1970’s for destroying the ozone layer; best heat trapping ability

Human activity of major concern due to the removal of a large carbon sink

Radiation released by the sun; high energy

Activity or part of Earth which releases Carbon into the atmosphere

Activity in Carbon cycle in which animals release Carbon into the atmosphere

Gas released by fertilizers