Vocabulary
The definition of cataclysm.
What is a violent upheaval; catastrophe?
Evidence that is closely connected to and supports a main idea.
What is relevant evidence?
The main cause of climate change
What are humans?
Mr. Rasor is trying to make a conflict less dangerous or severe.
What is mitigate?
This event is happening on June 6
What is dire?
The main idea that an author wants to inform their reader of in a nonfiction text.
What is a central idea?
This young person has been a vocal activist for the fight to solve climate change.
Who is Greta Thunberg?
Ms Nelson is trying to move from one state to another.
What is migration?
This is the number of referrals a student can receive and still attend the field trip.
What is 3?
The position or stance of an argument.
What is claim?
We determine this by looking at specific words and phrases.
These entities are the major contributors to climate change.
Corporations
Ms Brinkley quickly moved on after an issue with a student.
What is resilience?
The college Mr. Rasor went to.
What is the University of Arizona?
Definition: To try to acquire or develop.
What is cultivate?
Enough evidence to prove a claim.
What is sufficient evidence?
This country is at a great risk of the effects of climate change, forcing people to migrate.
What are the Marshall Islands?
One day, a student started screaming in class. Mike and John then decided to scream too. This _________ the situation.
What is exacerbated?
This reading test taken in Growth Block measures your reading fluency
What is Diebels
The term that describes when everyone receives what they need.
What is equity?
Quotations, statistics, anecdotes, descriptions, examples
What are types of evidence?
This group of people are most effected by climate change.
What are the poor?
Definition: flooded with water
What is inundated?
How many days of school do we have until Promotion (including today)?
24 (or 23.5)