Transcript The Atmosphere CLIL LESSON FOR 1º ESO

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The air has no colour, but the dust, water, smoke, pollen and
other particles make it possible for us to see it.
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 Meteorologists
are people who work on
weather prediction.
 This
prediction is usually called
“weatherforecast”.
 Weather
prediction is often represented in a
weather map.
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People use different tools to predict weather; some of
them are very familiar, like the thermometer (it
measures temperature), the anemometer (it measures
the speed of wind), the weathercock (measures the
direction of the wind) or the barometer (it measures
air pressure)
anemometer
thermometer
weathercock
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 At
present metheorologists working on
weather stations get information with more
complex tools, like weather satellites and
doppler radars.
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What is the most abundant gas
in the atmosphere?
 A)
oxygen
 B) nitrogen
 C) carbon dioxide
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The layer of the atmosphere we live
in is called…
A) stratosphere
B) mesosphere
C) troposphere
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The ionosphere is made up by…
A) the troposphere and the
stratosphere.
B) the exosphere and the
thermosphere.
C) the mesosphere and the
thermosphere.
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Carbon dioxide helps to …
A) keep the atmosphere warm.
B) produce rain.
C) keep the atmosphere cold.
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The “greenhouse effect” is caused by
an excess of ….
A) pollution.
B) carbon dioxide.
C) humans breathing.
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The condensation of water vapor
produces…
A) clouds.
B) rain and snow.
C) rain.
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A weather prediction is also called…
A) weather station.
B) weather satellite.
C) weather forecast.
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The following tool is a …
A)
weathercock.
B) an anemometer.
C) a barometer.
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