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The inconvenient truth was efficient because Al Gore showed graphs, films and pictures do help you understand the situation. He also had evidence for all his topics. I think if he didn't do these things then you wouldn't get the understanding you get with them.

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The graphs sowed how much carbon dioxide grew through out the years and how it might look in 50 years.

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Al Gore's dad grew tobacco, so that might of been the reason why Nancy started smoking.

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Al Gore's sister Nancy, had lung cancer and died. She got lung cancer by smoking since she was a teenager and never stopping.

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Al Gore went city to city, person to person and family to family, just to talk about global warming and to inform them about the situation

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Central Asia had a stream of water but now there is no stream it all disappeared.

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Al Gore told us his story and why it's a problem to us, now it's up to us to fix it. He told us what it is doing and what it's going to do to our world but we could only fix it if someone speaks up and tells everyone else the problem, then we can work together to fix it.

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The song at the ending was saying "Speak up" For me this meant it's not to late to speak up and tell everyone about the problem we have. Also don't be afraid to say what you think.

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Water is going on cities which means cities will get flooded and parts of the city will dissapear.

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In Antarctica the ice cracked with in days, and people started to pay attention to melting water.

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When did he start to get interested in global warming?

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When did he realize global warming is a big problem in our world?

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How much research did he have to do in order to know all the information he knows about global warming?

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Told us about his dad and his life when he was younger. Told us all the animals he had and what they meant to him. This helped me connect to him

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Showed us roads/ground that were cracked which is drought because it also was showing the water getting socked up in the ground

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Told us about his dad and he won "Breeder of the month" reward

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In the ocean cold water equals salty water

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When the sun goes on the icecap it melts it and animals like polar bears could drown because there is no more icecaps to stay on

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Ice formed into water then broke free into the ocean then the ocean water was not salty and the heat transfer stopped

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The sun goes on the icecap and bounces off like it was a mirror

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When he told us stories of his childhood it made me connect to Al Gore more.

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When the water and temperature goes up the wind incenses its strength

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When he told as the story about his son the pictures went black and white, the music went with the mood and voice level was softer.

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he moved around instead of standing there stright.

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He compared pictures with other pictures

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Why is Al Gore so interested in global warming? Is there a reason why he's so interested?

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The more cabon dioxide the warmer it gets which affects other seasons like winter.

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Used connections of his own life/told stories of his life.

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He put humor in films by making a little movie for you to understand what greenhouse gases.

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I learned more about greenhouse gases and why they happen

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Used Humor

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Used graphs, films and pictures to make us understand better