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What concept is emphasized by the statement, 'Without you and all your friends, we humans wouldn't be able to get enough oxygen?'
What concept is emphasized by the statement, 'Without you and all your friends, we humans wouldn't be able to get enough oxygen?'
- The self-sufficiency of human beings.
- The ability of humans to create oxygen independently of nature.
- The interconnectedness of living things and their shared reliance on nature. (correct)
- The insignificance of individual contributions to the environment.
Why did Melbourne implement its Urban Forest Strategy?
Why did Melbourne implement its Urban Forest Strategy?
- As a response to a severe, extended drought that damaged the city's trees. (correct)
- To encourage people to send emails to trees.
- To increase the number of parking spaces.
- To profit from increased tourism.
What was the primary intention behind enabling users to send emails to specific trees via the Urban Forest Visual?
What was the primary intention behind enabling users to send emails to specific trees via the Urban Forest Visual?
- To collect data on the emotional state of city residents.
- To allow people to express their appreciation for trees.
- To test the capacity of trees to receive electronic communication.
- To enable citizens to inform council workers about trees needing attention. (correct)
What does the 'tree mail phenomenon' reveal about people's relationship with nature?
What does the 'tree mail phenomenon' reveal about people's relationship with nature?
In the context of the 'Letters to Nature' project, what can be inferred from the increasing use of air conditioning in response to loss of canopy cover?
In the context of the 'Letters to Nature' project, what can be inferred from the increasing use of air conditioning in response to loss of canopy cover?
According to the passage, what is the main challenge posed by reduced canopy cover in urban environments?
According to the passage, what is the main challenge posed by reduced canopy cover in urban environments?
What is the significance of Icelanders protecting rocks and hills due to beliefs about elves?
What is the significance of Icelanders protecting rocks and hills due to beliefs about elves?
What can be inferred from Melbourne residents volunteering to measure trees and monitor animals?
What can be inferred from Melbourne residents volunteering to measure trees and monitor animals?
How might the Urban Forest Visual contribute to a more sustainable future?
How might the Urban Forest Visual contribute to a more sustainable future?
What is the likely intended effect of asking 'Don't you agree?' in a conversation about environmental pollution?
What is the likely intended effect of asking 'Don't you agree?' in a conversation about environmental pollution?
Why would individuals choose to send messages expressing appreciation to trees?
Why would individuals choose to send messages expressing appreciation to trees?
Why does the article refer to the action of concerned citizens as 'collective'?
Why does the article refer to the action of concerned citizens as 'collective'?
How could the Urban Forest Visual data empower city residents?
How could the Urban Forest Visual data empower city residents?
What is the relationship between individual choices and environmental pollution?
What is the relationship between individual choices and environmental pollution?
What is the intended outcome of the ecological focus in Melbourne?
What is the intended outcome of the ecological focus in Melbourne?
What does 'heat exhaustion' describe?
What does 'heat exhaustion' describe?
What are the two main purposes, according to the material, for an Urban Forest?
What are the two main purposes, according to the material, for an Urban Forest?
Why does Australia consider cities to have dangerous temperatures?
Why does Australia consider cities to have dangerous temperatures?
How does society benefit from the city working to plant more trees?
How does society benefit from the city working to plant more trees?
What can we learn from the elve's of Iceland?
What can we learn from the elve's of Iceland?
Who mostly likes to imagine that elves really exist?
Who mostly likes to imagine that elves really exist?
How can we tell the meaning of words that are not known from the context of the reading?
How can we tell the meaning of words that are not known from the context of the reading?
Why does the author use the phrase 'Don't you agree?'
Why does the author use the phrase 'Don't you agree?'
According to the lesson, what are the two topics that will be taught?
According to the lesson, what are the two topics that will be taught?
Flashcards
Asking for agreement
Asking for agreement
Expressing agreement or disagreement with a statement.
Expressing certainty
Expressing certainty
Expressing a level of certainty about something.
Wildlife
Wildlife
A species of plant, animal, or other living thing, living in its natural environment
Reproduce
Reproduce
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Barren
Barren
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Dense
Dense
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Drought
Drought
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Nest
Nest
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Branch
Branch
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Appreciate
Appreciate
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Produce
Produce
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Resident
Resident
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Millennium
Millennium
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Consumption
Consumption
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Emission
Emission
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Decline
Decline
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Threat
Threat
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Council
Council
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Interactive
Interactive
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Indicate
Indicate
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Ambitious
Ambitious
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Species
Species
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Unexpected
Unexpected
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Popularity
Popularity
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Collective
Collective
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Study Notes
- The lesson explores the theme of "Nature & Us", focusing on how humans can live in harmony with nature
- It covers functions like expressing agreement or disagreement and indicating certainty
Topic 1: We Are All Part of Nature
- Involves matching living things (trees, people, coral reefs) to their roles in nature, such as providing oxygen, care, and habitat
- Discusses the importance of insects in nature, ways to prevent their extinction, and challenges related to pests
- Addresses the purpose of a speech related to environmental issues, such as informing about recycling, affecting purchase decisions, or highlighting greenhouse gas emissions
Topic 2: Join the Green Movement!
- Focuses on participating in environmental projects and expressing certainty regarding their impact
- It includes activities such as analyzing air quality, checking soil quality, and recording light pollution
Topic 3: Letters to Nature
- Melbournes Urban Forest Strategy aimed to plant more than 3,000 trees annually to combat tree decline
- The Urban Forest Visual is an interactive map showing tree locations, age, and genus, with an "Email this tree" function
- Locals started sending love letters to trees by email
- Trees in Melbourne, Australia received emails showing appreciation and concern for their well-being
- These emails began after the city announced its Urban Forest Strategy plan, which aimed to plant over 3,000 trees annually for twenty years
Topic 4: The Forest Man
- Explores the story of an individual dedicated to creating and preserving a forest
Topic 5: Toward a Sustainable Future
- Emphasizes how graphs can present data visually and using those graphs to analyze bike friendly cities
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