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Froggy Jumps TRS5. P2. Unit 3. VocabularyVersión en línea Choose the correct answer to fill in the gaps por Đỗ Thị Thu Hà 1 Scientists warn that global temperatures may continue to ______ over the coming decades, making it more difficult to predict long-term climate patterns. a fluctuate b relocate c pursue 2 Researchers examined plant ______ collected from drought-affected regions to understand how climate stress influences cellular growth. a tissues b cues c dimensions 3 The rising ______ of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is considered one of the main drivers of global warming. a output b concentration c spectrum 4 A thick layer of smoke from wildfires can ______ sunlight and affect local temperatures for several days. a block b saturate c derive 5 Climate scientists use computer ______ to estimate how sea levels may change under different warming scenarios. a models b tendencies c steoreotypes 6 A ______ ice shelf broke away from Antarctica, raising concerns about accelerating sea-level rise. a massive b subtle c mainstream 7 The ______ of water stored in glaciers has decreased significantly due to rising global temperatures. a volume b ambiguity c output 8 Scientists are studying ______ energy transfer in the oceans because it plays an important role in climate regulation. a thermal b invisible c feminine 9 Experts believe that continued deforestation may ______ climate change by reducing the planet’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide. a exacerbate b enable c trigger 10 Rising temperatures are causing Arctic permafrost to ______, releasing additional greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. a thaw b constrict c derive 11 Several coastal communities may need to ______ if flooding becomes more frequent in the future. a relocate b fluctuate c presume 12 The ______ of thousands of people after severe flooding created major social and economic challenges. a displacement b output c stability 13 Habitat destruction remains one of the leading causes of species ______ around the world. a extinction b tendency c ambiguity 14 Protecting rainforests is essential because they contain a large proportion of the world’s a biodiversity b concentration c spectrum 15 Without reliable access to fresh water, some areas may eventually become ______ for human populations. a uninhabitable b mainstream c optimistic 16 Many marine mammals are particularly ______ to rising ocean temperatures and habitat loss. a vulnerable b innate c strict 17 Scientists have documented a steady ______ in the population of several Arctic animal species over the past twenty years. a decline b restriction c cue 18 Researchers found that increased ______ from oceans and lakes may contribute to more extreme rainfall events in some regions. a evaporation b cavity c dimension 19 Climate scientists cannot simply ______ that future weather patterns will remain the same as those observed in the past. a presume b pursue c derive 20 Environmental policies should be based on ______ evidence collected through scientific observation rather than political opinion. a empirical b innate c arbitrary

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Scientists warn that global temperatures may continue to ______ over the coming decades, making it more difficult to predict long-term climate patterns.

Researchers examined plant ______ collected from drought-affected regions to understand how climate stress influences cellular growth.

The rising ______ of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere is considered one of the main drivers of global warming.

A thick layer of smoke from wildfires can ______ sunlight and affect local temperatures for several days.

Climate scientists use computer ______ to estimate how sea levels may change under different warming scenarios.

A ______ ice shelf broke away from Antarctica, raising concerns about accelerating sea-level rise.

The ______ of water stored in glaciers has decreased significantly due to rising global temperatures.

Scientists are studying ______ energy transfer in the oceans because it plays an important role in climate regulation.

Experts believe that continued deforestation may ______ climate change by reducing the planet’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide.

Rising temperatures are causing Arctic permafrost to ______, releasing additional greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.

Several coastal communities may need to ______ if flooding becomes more frequent in the future.

The ______ of thousands of people after severe flooding created major social and economic challenges.

Habitat destruction remains one of the leading causes of species ______ around the world.

Protecting rainforests is essential because they contain a large proportion of the world’s

Without reliable access to fresh water, some areas may eventually become ______ for human populations.

Many marine mammals are particularly ______ to rising ocean temperatures and habitat loss.

Scientists have documented a steady ______ in the population of several Arctic animal species over the past twenty years.

Researchers found that increased ______ from oceans and lakes may contribute to more extreme rainfall events in some regions.

Climate scientists cannot simply ______ that future weather patterns will remain the same as those observed in the past.

Environmental policies should be based on ______ evidence collected through scientific observation rather than political opinion.