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Melting Away
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What does melt mean?
Turn to liquid.
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What is an avalanche?
When snow crashed down from a mountain
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What happens to glaciers when the weather heats up?
They melt.
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What is causing the increase in carbon dioxide in the air?
Cars, factories, industrialization.....teacher checks answer.
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What is a glacier?
A large body of ice that moves on land.
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Which animals are effected by melting glaciers?
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What does temperature mean?
The hotness or coldness of something.
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Why is cutting down trees such a problem?
Carbon dioxide hangs around in the air.
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What do the fish need to do when the reef dies?
They need to find a new home.
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What is an environmental report?
Teacher checks answer.
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What is happening to temperatures worldwide?
They are rising.
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What is global warming?
Teacher checks answer.
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What does atmosphere mean?
The air and space surrounding earth.
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How many degrees has the earth heated up since 1850?
One degree Fahrenheit
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How do people often describe glaciers?
Rivers of ice
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What is a reef?
Chain of rocks or coral in the ocean.
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What is happening to the colour of the reefs?
They are turning white
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How many glaciers are at the Glacier National Park?
26
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What do trees use carbon dioxide for?
To make there own food.
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What is soil?
The dirt in which plants grow.
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Who wrote Melting Away?
Glen Phelan
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What is happening to the number of penguins being born?
They are dropping.
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What issues are penguins facing?
They are having a hard time finding a place to lay eggs
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Complete the sentence. Water from the glacier has formed a new ____ in the park.
lake.
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