WorksheetsClimate Change 2019
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 16mins
Which one of these sources use fossil fuels?
Coal plants
Nuclear plants
Wind turbines
Solar panels
Cow Farts
Melting ice causes Earth to warm even further.
True;the ice would have reflected more sunlight away from Earth's surface, like a white t-shirt.
False;melting ice decreases ocean temperature, causing global cooling
True;the ice would all be consumed by the animals that live nearby.
False;the water would get hotter due to the sun melting it.
What did clearing forests do to the giant Tetris game?
It reduced water.
It reduces the Earth's ability to remove these blocks.
Amazon deliveries won't work anymore.
The respiratory system of the snake king fails because the trees have the heart of the animals inside.
What is carbon dioxide called?
Cowfart gas
A greenhouse gas
Grass gas
Oxygen
What can fossil fuels be used for?
Watering plants
Energy drinks
Cars
Breathing in
When does carbon leave the atmosphere?
They travel through trees.
It doesn't.
When it goes into the ocean.
Humans breathe it in.
How is the game of Tetris related to climate change?
When animals eat plants, the carbon dioxide releases within them, and travels downwards like the game of Tetris.
Dead bodies get absorbed into the ground. After 4-5 days, they release fumes that travel up into the atmosphere like the game of Tetris.
Ramen
When carbon dioxide is in the air waiting to be reabsorbed, it traps a portion of sun's heat, which would otherwise escape to space.
What role does the ocean play in the carbon cycle?
It releases CO2 into the air.
It gives us oxygen.
It provides trees.
It absorbs CO2 from the air.
What does the greenhouse effect keep our Earth from?
Freezing like mars
Burning like Venus
Dying like pluto
Getting polluted
What are the blocks in the Earth's "Game of Tetris" made of?
Hydrogen
Carbon Dioxide
Sodium
Carbon Monoxide.
What is an example of how CO2 leaves the Earth?
When giraffes die
When plants die
When humans inhale oxygen
When plants go through photosynthesis
By how much percent has the carbon dioxide in our atmosphere went up since the 1700s?
38%
52%
59%
40%
Climates are classified according to two major factors:
elevation and precipitation
latitude and temperature
elevation and latitude
precipitation and temperature
