WorksheetsIB BIO HL Topic 4.4 Climate Change
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 20mins
Which gas makes up most of Earth's atmosphere
oxygen
carbon dioxide
nitrogen
carbon monoxide
What does the ozone layer do?
protects Earth from UV rays
protects Earth from IR rays
reduces Global warming
increases the Greenhouse effect
Which compound destroys the ozone layer
CO2
CBDs
CH4
CFCs
Which surface has the highest albedo?
bare soil
water
fresh snow
concrete
Which of the following are all Greenhouse gases?
Carbon dioxide, nitrogen and oxygen
carbon dioxide, methane and CFCs
carbon dioxide, water vapour and sulphur dioxide
carbon dioxide, CFCs and argon
Which of the following cause natural variations in the Earth's temperature
rearing cattle and paddy rice farming
the burning of fossil fuels in power stations and vehicles
the enhanced Greenhouse effect
sun spots, volcanic eruptions and the Earth's orbit
Why do we want to use more renewable energy sources?
They cause more pollution
They will go away if we don't use them
They cause less pollution
They are easier to create
What is the definition of non-renewable energy sources?
sources of energy that will never go away or be used up
Sources of energy that can go away and be used up
Wind, Solar, Hydro, Geothermal
Coal, Oil, Gas
What is the definition of renewable energy sources?
sources of energy that will never go away or be used up
Sources of energy that can go away and be used up
Wind, Solar, Hydro, Geothermal
Coal, Oil, Gas
Coral Reefs can become bleached by:
Decline in ocean temperature
Rise in ocean temperature
Rise in pH of water
Decline in pH of water
Coral depend on:
Symbiotic algae
Symbiotic protists
Symbiotic bacteria
All of the above
The warming of the Earth is due to:
Longer wavelength radiation
Shorter wavelength radiation
Decrease in atmospheric layers
Decrease in ozone layers
Greenhouse gases consist of:
water vapor, hydrogen, carbon dioxide, methane
water vapor, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, oxides of nitrogen
water vapor, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, nitrous oxide, methane
water vapor, carbon dioxide, methane, oxides of nitrogen
Sources of greenhouse gases include:
combustion of fossil fuels
use of organic and commercial fertilizers
industrial processes
all of the above
