Climate Change Quiz

The picture shows a process of photosynthesis. Based on your understanding, label the correct elements.

a

b

c

d

e

Food

Carbon dioxide

Oxygen

Water

Sunlight

​ ​ ​ ​ (a)   is known as the amount of carbon released into the atmosphere as the result of a particular activity, such as driving a car.

• carbon footprint
• eco-friendly
• fossil fuels
• global warming
• natural resources
• pollution

​ (a)   is anything helpful for a clean environment

• Eco friendly
• Carbon footprint
• Fossil fules
• Fossil fuels
• Global warming
• Green spaces
• Natural resources
• Pollution
• Recycling

​ (a)   is the carbon dioxide or carbon monoxide that is released into the air by vehicles or industrial activity

• Carbon emission
• Eco- friendly
• Pollution
• Green spaces
• Sustainable living
• Fossil fuels

Coal, oil and natural gas are known as ​ (a)  

• fossil fuels
• carbon emissions
• carbon footprint
• global warming
• green spaces
• natural resources
• pollution
• recycling
• sustainable living

​ (a)   is known as the contamination of air, water or land.

• Pollution
• Carbon emission
• Carbon footprint
• Eco-friendly
• Fossil fuels
• Global warming
• Green spaces
• Natural resources
• Recycling
• Sustainable living

​ (a)   is the increase of Earth's temperature over time.

• Global warming
• Carbon emission
• Carbon footprint
• Eco-friendly
• Fossil fuels
• Green space
• Natural resources
• Pollution
• Recycling
• Sustainable living

​ (a)   are materials found in nature, such as water, trees, and plants, or minerals

• Natural resources
• Carbon emissions
• Carbon footprint
• Fossil fuels
• Global warming
• Green spaces
• Pollution
• Recycling
• Sustainable living

​ (a)   are open or protected areas such as parks or wilderness areas

• Green spaces
• Carbon emissions
• Carbon footprints
• Fossil fuels
• Natural resources
• Recycling
• Sustainable living

​ (a)   is the practice of reducing your demand on natural resources by replacing what you use

• Sustainable living
• Global warming
• Natural resources
• Pollution
• Recycling
• Fossil fuels
• Eco-friendly
• Carbon footprint