the quiz really measures?” Discuss your thoughts in a short paragraph 4-6 Objective #4: What happens when you Objective #5: Understanding Nuclear sentences that uses evidence for support. nuke a city? Blast Damage Objective #7: Bigger Bombs = Bigger on the following to gain access to the Click on the PBS , read, and use the Bunkers nuke simulator. Enter Joliet, IL, and test information to answer the following three bombs to see what the damage questions. Read the selections in this as well as the would be. List the three bombs (no interview with the of the “keeper” Open up the 1 Megaton Surface asteroid impact) that you simulated and Greenbriar bunker. In bullet points, list Blast. circle which was the most destructive. five reasons why you think the American Write down quick notes Write a short paragraph explaining what public might be upset when they learned about each zone/circle of wind speed and direction has to do with about its existence in 1992. pressure damage. fallout using examples from your Open the 25 Megaton air blast. Objective # 8: Synthesis simulations. Remember, to change wind Write down quick notes patterns, click on the fallout button On a separate sheet of paper, and using about each zone/circle of multiple times (Yes, you will be comparing the following sources, write a FAT pressure damage. blasts) 6-8 sentences. paragraph (10-12) sentences that explains After analyzing the notes, explain what the effects of a nuclear incident which type of detonation is more occurring in Chicago with an Mk28 1.4 frightening to you and why. Short would be for residents of megaton bomb Paragraph. 6-8 sentences Joliet. Be sure to include citations for any Objective #6 : Panic Quiz information gained from those sources with parenthetical citations. You don’t have to complete the entire if you don’t want to…it does take time, but Source 1 Event Simulator - – looking at the questions and the activities Source 2 Effects of a Nuclear Explosion - – it is asking the quiz taker to do, answer the following question: do you think “What Source 3 Nuclear Blast Damage (all 3) - –
Objective #4: What happens when you nuke a city? on the following to gain access to the nuke simulator. Enter Joliet, IL, and test three bombs to see what the damage would be. List the three bombs (no asteroid impact) that you simulated and circle which was the most destructive. Write a short paragraph explaining what wind speed and direction has to do with fallout using examples from your simulations. Remember, to change wind patterns, click on the fallout button multiple times (Yes, you will be comparing blasts) 6-8 sentences. Objective #5: Understanding Nuclear Blast Damage Click on the PBS , read, and use the information to answer the following questions. Open up the 1 Megaton Surface Blast. Write down quick notes about each zone/circle of pressure damage. Open the 25 Megaton air blast. Write down quick notes about each zone/circle of pressure damage. After analyzing the notes, explain which type of detonation is more frightening to you and why. Short Paragraph. 6-8 sentences Objective #6 : Panic Quiz You don’t have to complete the entire if you don’t want to…it does take time, but looking at the questions and the activities it is asking the quiz taker to do, answer the following question: “What do you think the quiz really measures?” Discuss your thoughts in a short paragraph 4-6 sentences that uses evidence for support. Objective #7: Bigger Bombs = Bigger Bunkers Read the selections in this as well as the interview with the “keeper” of the Greenbriar bunker. In bullet points, list five reasons why you think the American public might be upset when they learned about its existence in 1992. Objective # 8: Synthesis On a separate sheet of paper, and using the following sources, write a FAT paragraph (10-12) sentences that explains what the effects of a nuclear incident occurring in Chicago with an Mk28 1.4 megaton bomb would be for residents of Joliet. Be sure to include citations for any information gained from those sources with parenthetical citations. Source 1 – Event Simulator - Source 2 – Effects of a Nuclear Explosion - Source 3 – Nuclear Blast Damage (all 3) -
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