Climate vs Weather

What impact does global warming have on Earth's climate?

• It causes Earth's climate to cool down.
• It causes Earth's climate to warm up.
• It causes Earth's climate to stay the same.
• It has no impact on Earth's climate.

Why is it important to monitor and study Earth's changing climate?

• To predict future weather patterns.
• To understand how climate affects weather.
• It is not important to monitor and study Earth's changing climate.
• To understand the impact of climate change on cloud formations.

What is the difference between weather and climate?

• Weather refers to long-term patterns, while climate refers to short-term conditions.
• Weather and climate are the same thing.
• Weather and climate have no relationship.
• Weather refers to short-term conditions, while climate refers to long-term patterns.

How can climate change potentially impact cloud formations?

• It has no impact on cloud formations.
• It can cause clouds to become more dense.
• It can cause changes in the number, size, or location of clouds.
• It can cause clouds to disappear completely.

What happens when ice in Antarctica and Greenland melts?

• The level of the oceans stays the same.
• Ice melting has no impact on the level of the oceans.
• The level of the oceans rises.
• The level of the oceans lowers.

How long does climate typically last?

• 30 years or more
• A few hours
• A few days
• A few weeks

What is the role of NASA satellites in monitoring Earth's climate?

• They monitor Earth's climate by looking at the moon.
• They monitor Earth's climate by looking at the oceans and clouds.
• They have no role in monitoring Earth's climate.
• They monitor Earth's climate by looking at the stars.