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T: Have you noticed the two graphs on Page26? Let¡¯s read the two graphs together. First, what are they about? ( Graph1: Temperature difference from long-term average,1860-2000 Graph2: Carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere, 1957-1997)
T: Pay attention to the time of the two graphs. It¡¯s clear that the period of Graph1 is longer than that of Graph2. Can we do divide Graph1 into 2 parts. The first period is before 1957. The second period is after 1957. Comparing the two parts, we know the temperature went up more rapidly.
T: Now, turn to Graph2. From 1957-1997 the carbon dioxide in the atmosphere increased from about 315 parts to about 370 parts per million. It increased greatly, too. So look at the same years of temperature, compared to the years of CO2, you can see, they both went up rapidly. Can you find some relationship between them£¿£¨ The more CO2, the higher temperature.£©
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¢ÛWhat is greenhouse effect? Para3 Line24-36 will help you. ( Greenhouse gases trap the heat of the sun and therefore warm the earth. It is known as greenhouse effect.)
¢Ü What are greenhouse gases? ( Gases like carbon dioxide, methane and
water vapour)