Which of the following is the most effective summary of the passage above?(1 point) Responses Climate change is very bad for our planet. Climate change is very bad for our planet. There is still a lot to learn about tropical storms, such as cyclones and hurricanes, but, based on what they do know, scientists are worried that the impact of climate change will make these storms more powerful in the coming years. There is still a lot to learn about tropical storms, such as cyclones and hurricanes, but, based on what they do know, scientists are worried that the impact of climate change will make these storms more powerful in the coming years. Scienstists, like James Kossing, who works at the U.S. National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration Center for Weather and Climate in Madison, Wisconsin, figured out that tropical storms are occurring closers to the Earth's poles. Scienstists, like James Kossing, who works at the U.S. National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration Center for Weather and Climate in Madison, Wisconsin, figured out that tropical storms are occurring closers to the Earth's poles. According to the article, "Experts agree that climate change could make tropical storms more powerful.Which of the following is the most effective summary of the passage above?(1 point) Responses Climate change is very bad for our planet. Climate change is very bad for our planet. There is still a lot to learn about tropical storms, such as cyclones and hurricanes, but, based on what they do know, scientists are worried that the impact of climate change will make these storms more powerful in the coming years. There is still a lot to learn about tropical storms, such as cyclones and hurricanes, but, based on what they do know, scientists are worried that the impact of climate change will make these storms more powerful in the coming years. Scienstists, like James Kossing, who works at the U.S. National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration Center for Weather and Climate in Madison, Wisconsin, figured out that tropical storms are occurring closers to the Earth's poles. Scienstists, like James Kossing, who works at the U.S. National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration Center for Weather and Climate in Madison, Wisconsin, figured out that tropical storms are occurring closers to the Earth's poles. According to the article, "Experts agree that climate change could make tropical storms more powerful."
There is still a lot to learn about tropical storms, but scientists are worried that climate change will make these storms more powerful in the future.
But, climate change is heating up other parts of the ocean. This is why cyclones are drifting toward areas in the north and south poles that weren't warm before. What type of text structure does the phrase show? (1 point) Responses Cause and Effect Cause and Effect Chronological Chronological Problem and Solution Problem and Solution Compare and Contrast
The phrase "climate change is heating up other parts of the ocean. This is why cyclones are drifting toward areas in the north and south poles that weren't warm before" demonstrates a cause and effect text structure.
But, climate change is heating up other parts of the ocean. This is why cyclones are drifting toward areas in the north and south poles that weren't warm before. What type of text structure does the phrase show? (1 point) Responses Cause and Effect Cause and Effect Chronological Chronological Problem and Solution Problem and Solution Compare and Contrast
The phrase "climate change is heating up other parts of the ocean. This is why cyclones are drifting toward areas in the north and south poles that weren't warm before" demonstrates a cause and effect text structure.
Based on the information provided, the most effective summary of the passage would be: Scientists are worried that the impact of climate change will make tropical storms more powerful in the coming years.
The most effective summary of the passage above is: "There is still a lot to learn about tropical storms, but scientists are worried that the impact of climate change will make these storms more powerful in the coming years." This summary accurately captures the main ideas discussed in the passage. It highlights the current understanding of tropical storms and the concern among scientists about the potential effects of climate change on their intensity.
