Unit 3 Anticipation Guide UNIT 3 BLM 3-1 Goal • To determine what you know about climate and climate change before you begin reading this unit. • Before reading the text.Gircle Agree or Disagree beside each statement. • After reading the text, make any necessary corrections to the written statements below and indicate whether you still Agree or Disagree. Before Reading After Reading Statements Page # 1. Climate is a set of atmospheric conditions for a specific time and place. 2. Global warming is an average increase in air temperature as it Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree affects the whole world. It is the same as climate change. 3. The regions of the world have always had the same climate as they have today. 4. One effect of climate change is Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree more violent storms. Agree / Disagree 5. Climate change has only negative results. Agree / Disagree 6. Only human factors affect climate change. 7. Carbon dioxide is the only greenhouse gas that has a negative impact on climate. 8. The amount of the Sun's energy reaching Earth only depends on the tilt of the Earth. Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree Agree / Disagree

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