Natural Climate Change

Earth's climate constantly changing due to human activities and

• natural processes

• ocean currents

• aging solar activity

• plate tectonics

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Climate of an area could change when large amount of gas or ashes block sun's radiation and cause a cooling of Earth

• solar activity

• volcanic eruptions

• Earth's tilt

• La Nina

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Global climate also changed naturally when

• evaporation is disrupted by technology

• Earth's tilt angle changes from 22.1 to 24.5 degrees.

• El Nino and La Nina occurs at the same time.

• Earth's orbit path become more elliptical.

A period or climate where the Easter Pacific Ocean gets warmer and receives more rainfall is called

• El Nino

• La Nina

• Ice Ages

• global warming

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Which greenhouse gas is primarily responsible for climate change due to its high concentration and long lifespan in the atmosphere?

• Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs)

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What can be an effect of climate change on weather patterns?

• Decreased variability in weather patterns

• More predictable weather

• Increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events

• A permanent shift to colder weather globally

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Which of the following is the common evidence of the increasing global temperature

• water shortages

• sea level changes

• change in Earth's tilt

• more sunspots

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A period where the Eastern Pacific Ocean cool down and have less rainfall is called

• El Nino

• La Nina

• Ice Ages

• global warming

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Which variable of the Milankovitch Cycles is animated here?

• eccentricity

• obliquity

• precession

the Milankovitch cycle of Eccentricity is when...

• the shape of Earth's orbit changes in the amount of how round or oval it is.

• The tilt of Earth's orbit changes from 22.5 to 24.5 degrees

• the wobble of Earth on it's axis changes positions.

• the Earth's volcanoes all erupt at once.

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