Earth
Mars
Ducks
Greenhouse Effect
Climate
100

What gas do people inhale?

What gas do people exhale?

In - oxygen

Out - carbon dioxide

100

Name an interesting fact about Mars.

Red planet

Two moons

4th from the sun

Deserts and ice

100

How were ducks found in so many places?

They floated on ocean currents

100

True or false, Earth has a natural greenhouse effect.

True

100

What is weather?

The day to day condition of the atmosphere.

200

What gas makes up most of Earth's atmosphere and is essential to our DNA and life?

Nitrogen

200

Why is Mars so cold?

It doesn't have a greenhouse effect.

It is 2.5 times farther from the sun.

200

Were any ducks found in Italy?

No

200

More Greenhouse Gases = ________ Temperatures

Warmer, Hotter

200

What is climate?

30-year average of temperatures and humidity.

300

Earth's atmosphere is mostly made of ______

Nitrogen

300

Mars' atmosphere is mostly made of _____

Carbon Dioxide

300

Name two places the ducks were found.

Greenland, Scotland, North America, South America, Australia, Southeast Asia

300

How can we fight climate change?

Reduce, reuse, recycle, drive less, burn fewer fossil fuesl

300

Higher altitudes have (colder, warmer) climates.

Colder

400

Earth's atmosphere is (thick or thin)

Thick, but not too thick like Venus.

400

Mars' atmosphere is (thick or thin)

Thin

400

How did the ducks start their journey?

They fell from a cargo ship.

400

If people burn fossil fuels, what are they adding to the atmosphere?

Carbon Dioxide

400

Areas near the ocean have (milder, colder) climates

Milder

500

Earth has this layer which stops UV rays.

Ozone Layer

500

Mars doesn't have this layer, so sun's radiation goes right through.

Ozone Layer

500

Why are the Friendly Floaties important from a science perspective?

They prove the oceans are connected.

They demonstrate ocean currents.

500

Name three greenhouse gases.

Carbon Dioxide, Methane, Water Vapor

500

What is the general heat movement on Earth?

From the equator to the poles.

Prom the poles to the equator.