Impact of Climate Change - note check

List the four (4) climate zones of the Earth.

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Match the climate zone with the correct definition.

• hot and humid - high solar radiation

• subtropical zone

• very cold, harsh conditions

• polar zone

• cold winters and mild summers

• tropical zone

• mostly desert - little biodiversity

• temperate zone

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Label the Earth's climate zones.

a

b

c

d

e

temperate zone south

temperate zone north

polar zone Arctic

polar zone Antarctic

tropical zone

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Describe climate change.

• The significant or persistent change in an area's average weather conditions.

• An increase in temperature over a long period of time.

• When the climate changes from cold to hot (winter to summer)

• A change in the weather (rainy to sunny)

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Which statement is not true.

• The climate has changed several times in Earth's history.

• The climate has been relatively stable throughout Earth's history.

• There have been several ice ages throughout Earth's history.

• Natural phenomenon have caused the climate to change throughout Earth's history.

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How old do scientist believe the Earth to be?

• 4.6 billion years old

• 4.6 million years old

• 8 billion years old

• 8 million years old

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Thinking about Earth's history and climate change, what is happening to the Earth right now.

• We are in a glacial period.

• We are coming out of a glacial period and in an interglacial period.

• There is no change happening to the Earth's climate right now.

• We are moving back into a glacial period.

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What world event do scientist believe is causing a change in climate.

• WWI

• WWII

• Industrial Revolution

• Technological Revolution

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What did humans start doing during the industrial revolution that scientist believe is causing climate change?

• making products that help society

• making products that help scientist study climate change

• using fossil fuels

• using solar energy

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Describe how carbon dioxide (CO2) affects the climate.

• carbon dioxide (CO2) is a green house gas that traps heat in the Earth's atmosphere warming the planet

• carbon dioxide (CO2) is a greenhouse gas that reflects heat back into space cooling the planet

• carbon dioxide (CO2) is used by plants in photosynthesis and this releases heat and oxygen (O2)

• carbon dioxide (CO2) is used by plants in photosynthesis and this absorbs heat and releases oxygen O2

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