
8.11 Human Impact on Climate Read About It
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Leslie Carter-Farley
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Multiple Choice
Why is it important to understand how human activities influence climate?
Because it helps us predict weather patterns
Because it allows us to reduce our impact on climate change
Because it helps us understand the greenhouse effect
Because it is required for school
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Multiple Choice
Based on the graph and information provided, which of the following statements are true about the relationship between atmospheric CO2 and global temperature?
As atmospheric CO2 increases, global temperature tends to rise.
There is no relationship between CO2 and temperature.
Global temperature has remained constant despite CO2 changes.
Both CO2 and temperature have decreased since 1880.
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
What are the three main types of fossil fuels?
Coal, natural gas, petroleum
Wood, solar, wind
Water, uranium, biomass
Hydrogen, ethanol, propane
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Multiple Select
Which options below are major causes of climate change?
electricty
planting trees
industry
agriculture
photosynthesis
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes urbanization?
The process in which an area of land develops into a city
The planting of trees in rural areas
The burning of fossil fuels for energy
The regulation of greenhouse gases by trees
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a way to reduce human impact on climate, as described in the text?
Adapting existing technologies to use less energy
Increasing fossil fuel usage
Ignoring alternative energy sources
Reducing research on new technologies
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Multiple Choice
Which activity would reduce human sources of greenhouse gases?
A. increasing the size of livestock herds
B. monitoring worldwide volcanic activity
C. more people riding bikes cuts down on the burning of fossil fuels from cars
D. researching ways to add methane to the atmosphere
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Multiple Choice
The graph shows the change in average global temperature during the last 100 years. The graph shows both natural and human contributions to climate change. Which of these statements is supported by the graph?
Human activities have caused most of the change in Earth's increased temperatures
Earth's surface is becoming warmer mostly because of an increase in the sun's evergy
Natural factors have been the main factor in causing Earth's climate to become warmer
Driving vehicles everyday in crowded cities is the main contributor to increasing temperatures
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Categorize
Methane is released into from a nearby wetland
Coal is mined and burned to produce electricity for a community
Carbon dioxide is released when plants decay on the ground in a forest
Tree loggers deforest an area to collect wood, decreasing the uptake of carbon dioxide by trees
High in the atmosphere, ozone is cycled through a chemical process of production and breakdown
Match the following examples as either a human activity or natural process that contributes to climate change.
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