BIP Quiz Pemanasan Global

Dewi and Eko are discussing the changes in climate they have noticed over the years. They wonder what is the primary cause of global warming.

• The rotation of the Earth

• Human activities

• Natural fluctuations in solar energy

• The ozone layer

• Volcanic eruptions

Indah and Tiara are discussing the gases that contribute to global warming. They want to know which gas is NOT a greenhouse gas. Can you help them?

• Carbon dioxide (CO2)

• Methane (CH4)

• Oxygen (O2)

• Nitrous oxide (N2O)

• CFC

Wawan and Sri were discussing climate change in their science class. By how much has Earth's average temperature increased since the late 19th century?

• 0.5°C

• 1.1°C

• 2.0°C

• 3.5°C

• 4.0°C

Which of the following is a visible effect of global warming?

• Reduced solar energy

• Melting glaciers and ice caps

• Slower ocean currents

• Decreased volcanic activity

• Less rainfall

Dewi is looking for ways to help reduce global warming. What action can she take to make a positive impact?

• Burn more fossil fuels

• Cut down trees

• Save electricity

• Use non-recyclable materials

• Waste more water

What is the term for gases that trap heat in the atmosphere?

• Natural gases

• Greenhouse gases

• Harmful gases

• Ozone gases

• Polluted gases

Sari and Rina are studying climate change for their school project. Which of these facts supports that global warming is real?

• Earth's temperature is stable.

• The highest Atmospheric level of CO2

• Ice and glaciers are expanding.

• Sea levels are decreasing.

• Weather patterns remain unchanged.

What are the consequences of melting polar ice caps?

• Lower sea levels

• Warmer climates near the poles

• Increased sea levels

• Improved farming in coastal regions

• Less extreme weather

What happens during the greenhouse effect?

• Greenhouse gases emit more CO2 into the atmosphere.

• Sunlight is reflected back by the greenhouse into space.

• Heat is trapped by gases in the atmosphere.

• Plants stop photosynthesizing and producing O2

• Sunlight is completely blocked by the atmosphere.

What are the potential consequences of climate change for human populations?

• It leads to improved agricultural yields.

• It has no effect on human health.

• It can cause food and water shortages.

• It impacts urban areas but not rural areas

• It guarantees stable weather patterns.