1. Odd one out – Global warming Teacher’s notes There are a number of ways to use this presentation, here are two: ask students up to the front of the class to click on the text or picture they think is the odd one out ask students to give a show of hands and click on the text or picture that was the most popular choice. This activity requires students to choose the ‘odd one out’ from a list of three words or phrases on each slide. Students will need to apply their knowledge of the causes and effects of global warming to decide which is the odd one out. Make sure they explain their choice. www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

2. Odd one out – Global warming www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

3. Each of the following slides shows a list of three things Decide which is the odd one out and explain why Click on the text or picture to make your choice Click ‘Next’ to move to the next question (or try again) Odd one out – Global warming www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

4. www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit a. Solar power c. Hydroelectricity b. Natural gas 1. Decide which is the odd one out and give your reasons why (click on the text or picture for the answer) Remember to apply your knowledge of the causes and effects of global warming

5. Correct! Natural gas is non-renewable (click on the buttons to ‘try again’ or move on to the ‘next’ question) www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

6. Sorry, wrong answer! (click on the buttons to ‘try again’ or move on to the ‘next’ question) www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

7. a. London c. Moscow b. Tokyo 2. Decide which is the odd one out and give your reasons why Remember to apply your knowledge of the causes and effects of global warming www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

8. Correct! Moscow will not be affected by sea level rise www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

9. Sorry, wrong answer! www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

10. a. Methane c. Carbon dioxide b. Helium 4. Decide which is the odd one out and give your reasons why www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit Remember to apply your knowledge of the causes and effects of global warming

11. Correct! Helium is not a greenhouse gas www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

12. Sorry, wrong answer! www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

13. a. Ganges Basin c. Peru b. Netherlands 5. Decide which is the odd one out and give your reasons why www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit Remember to apply your knowledge of the causes and effects of global warming

14. Correct! Peru will not experience mass flooding if sea levels rise www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

15. Sorry, wrong answer! www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

16. a. Biofuels c. Oil b. Coal 6. Decide which is the odd one out and give your reasons why Remember to apply your knowledge of the causes and effects of global warming www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

17. Correct! Biofuels are renewable, they are not fossil fuels www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

18. Sorry, wrong answer! www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

19. a. Ice shelves collapsing c. Sea ice melting b. Glaciers retreating 7. Decide which is the odd one out and give your reasons why www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit Remember to apply your knowledge of the causes and effects of global warming

20. Correct! The retreat of glaciers will not be caused by warmer oceans www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

21. Sorry, wrong answer! www.bp.com/bpes/cft2009 Carbon Footprint Toolkit

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