Minigame TRS501

What is global warming?

• The long-term increase in Earth's average surface temperature

• The destruction of the ozone layer

• The cooling of the Earth's oceans due to climate change

• The decrease in sea levels due to the formation of new icebergs

How do we know global warming is real?

• It is based on political ideology and not scientific evidence

• It is simply a natural fluctuation in Earth's climate patterns

•  Through temperature measurements

• It is a myth perpetuated by environmental activists

What is causing global warming?

• Natural climate cycles and fluctuations

• Changes in Earth's orbit and solar radiation

• Human activities, such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation

• Volcanic eruptions and other natural disasters

How do we stop global warming?

• ignoring the issue and hoping that it goes away on its own

• relying on technological innovations to solve the problem for us

• reducing our carbon footprint through lifestyle changes and alternative energy sources

• investing in geoengineering projects to cool the planet

What does the greenhouse effect have to do with global warming?

• The greenhouse effect has no impact on global warming

• Global warming is caused by an increase in the greenhouse effect

• The greenhouse effect has nothing to do with Earth's climate

• Global warming and the greenhouse effect are completely unrelated phenomena

How many natural disasters do we talk about in our presentation

• 8

• 7

• 6

• 5

What are the consequences of drought?

• Increased crop yields and improved soil quality due to reduced waterlogging.

• Decreased risk of flooding and landslides due to drier conditions.

• Enhanced availability of drinking water due to reduced demand and increased conservation efforts.

• Economic losses due to decreased agricultural productivity, increased food prices, and loss of livelihoods in affected areas.

What is  renewable·energy?

• Energy derived from sources that are replenished naturally, such as solar, wind, and geothermal power.

• A type of energy that is only available in limited quantities.

• Energy generated from non-renewable sources, such as fossil fuels

• Energy that can be easily stored and transported for later use.

Which of the following can be affected by a heatwave?

• Human health

• Animal migration patterns

• Forest fires

• Snowfall accumulation