Global Warming part2

What is global warming primarily caused by?

• Increased greenhouse gas emissions from human activities

• Natural climate cycles

• Solar flares

• Volcanic eruptions

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Since the pre-industrial era, by how much has Earth's global average temperature increased per decade?

• 1°C

• 0.5°C

• 2°C

• 0.1°C

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What is a major consequence of high greenhouse gas concentrations?

• Decrease in global temperatures

• Increase in global temperatures

• Stabilization of global temperatures

• No effect on global temperatures

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What effect do warmer temperatures have on the evaporation rate of water?

• Decrease the evaporation rate

• Increase the evaporation rate

• No effect on the evaporation rate

• Stabilize the evaporation rate

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How does water vapor affect other greenhouse gases?

• It reduces their effects

• It has no impact

• It magnifies their effects

• It neutralizes their effects

What is one consequence of increased evaporation mentioned in the text?

• Decreased precipitation

• Increased precipitation and irregular weather patterns

• Stabilized weather patterns

• Reduced atmospheric water vapor

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What is climate change primarily driven by?

• Natural processes

• Human activities

• Changes in solar energy output

• Volcanic activity

Which of the following is a natural process that can cause climate change?

• Deforestation

• Industrial emissions

• El Nino

• Urbanization

What does climate change refer to?

• Short-term weather changes

• Long-term change in average weather patterns

• Daily temperature fluctuations

• Seasonal changes

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Which of the following is evidence of climate change?

• Decrease in global land and ocean temperatures

• Sea level rise

• Increase in sea ice

• Less severe weather

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