Climate Change

Climate change refers to:

• A change in weather patterns over a long period.

• A temporary change in weather.

• A change in climate due to natural disasters.

• A change in climate due to seasonal variations.

The causes of climate change can be attributed to:

• Natural factors such as volcanic eruptions and solar variations

• Human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation

• Both natural factors and human activities

• None of the above

The main driver of climate change since the 1800’s has been:

• Natural climate cycles

• Human activity

• Solar radiation

• Volcanic eruptions

Burning fossil fuels results in:

• Increased greenhouse gases

• Decreased air pollution

• Reduced global warming

• Improved air quality

The main greenhouse gases that are causing climate change are:

• Carbon dioxide, Methane, Nitrous oxide, and Fluorinated gases

• Oxygen, Nitrogen, Argon, and Helium

• Hydrogen, Neon, Krypton, and Xenon

• Helium, Argon, Neon, and Radon

Greenhouse gases come from:

• Natural sources like volcanoes and wildfires

• Human activities such as burning fossil fuels

• Both natural sources and human activities

• None of the above

Climate change can affect:

• Weather patterns

• Sea levels

• Biodiversity

• All of the above

Who is most likely to be affected by climate change?

• Developed countries

• Developing countries

• Polar regions

• Equatorial regions

What has caused people to relocate in some communities?

• Natural disasters

• Job opportunities

• Political instability

• All of the above

The result of protracted or long droughts in communities is:

• Increased agricultural productivity

• Water scarcity and famine

• Abundant rainfall

• Economic prosperity