Worksheetsclimate change
Total questions: 85
Worksheet time: 28mins
Factories burning coal leads to
industrial smog
photochemical smog
breakdown of ozone layer
greenhouse gas effect
78% of atmosphere
oxygen
nitrogen
helium
CO2
Can lead to acid precipitation
PANs
NOx and SOx
O3
methane
Where the naturally occuring good ozone layer is located
troposphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
thermosphere
Greenhouse gases
Carbon monoxide, ozone, water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide, halocarbons
Carbon dioxide, ozone, water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide, halocarbons
Carbon dioxide, ozone, water vapor, methane, nitrous oxide, particulates
Carbon dioxide, ozone, water vapor, methane, lead, halocarbons
Which of the following is produced by cows?
Carbon Dioxide
Water Vapor
Argon
Methane
what human activities lead to an increase in the amount of greenhouse gases and therefore lead to climate change?
burning fossil fuels for energy
transportation (cars, planes, trains)
farming
all of the above
Hundreds of millions of years ago, nearly the whole planet was covered with what?
lush vegetation
ice
water
desert
What is a human activity that effects our climate?
Volcanic eruptions
Ocean circulation
Burning fossil fuel
Sunsppot
what is the greenhouse effect?
a process that occurs when gases in Earth's atmosphere trap the Sun's heat
a process that occurs when gases in Earth's atmosphere cool down the Earth
a process when humans start growing plants to help our earth
How does latitude affect temperature?
The more latitude, the higher the temperature
it does not affect it
The more latitude, the cooler the temperature
The more latitude, the higher direct sunlight
What is latitude?
the measurement of distance west or east of the Equator
the height of something
the measurement of distance north or south of the Equator
earth is getting cooler everyday
True
False
What is the definition of climate change?
The earth getting colder
The earth is being destroyed
The earth is having a very high temperature
a change in global or regional climate patterns
What is the cause of climate change?
Deforestation
Drop of temperature
Reforestation
Flooding
What are the effects of climate change?
Decrease in food productions in agriculture areas
Rising sea levels
Warmer temperatures
Decrease in rainfall
How many percent of our food is imported to singapore?
98%
20%
75%
90%
What should you do to slow down climate change?
Use Air Conditioning everyday
Take public transportation
Eat a lesser amount of meat
Recycle things
Did the Singapore government take a Reduce Emissions pledge?
True
False
Singapore has made a further commitment to reduce our Emissions Intensity
by per cent from 2005 levels by 2030, and stabilise our greenhouse gas emissions with the aim of peaking around 2030. ( Fill in the blank )
58%
22%
36%
75%
How much has the average global surface temperature increased since 1981? okay
0.11°C
0.08°C
-0.16˚C
0.18°C
Increase in carbon emissions helps with climate change. (True/False)
True
False
Annual rainfall in Singapore has over the past few years.
Decreased
Increased
Both
No change
The warming over the past 100 years has been steady
False
True
The average global temperature has increased over the past 100 years
True
False
The rise in earth's average surface temperature over the past 100 years
Global Warming
Climate Change
Greenhouse Gases
Greenhouse Warmth Effect
What was the IPCC created to study
Global Warming
Marine Ecosystems
Earth and Pollution
Fossil Fuels
In 2007 what did the IPCC conclude about global warming
Most of the temp. increase is due to human activities
Humans have nothing to do with global warming
Not enough trees are growing
The earth is going to cool
Burning fossil fuels and large scale cutting and burning of forests decrease the release of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere
True
False
Gases in the atmosphere that absorb earth's outgoing infrared radiation
Greenhouse Gases
Global Warming
Climate Change
Aerosols
Greenhouse gases keep temperatures on earth cold enough for living things to survive
True
False
Without greenhouse gases the earth's surface temperature would be much warmer, about 100 degrees Celsius
False
True
Click the greenhouse gases
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Methane (CH4)
Water Vapor (N2O)
Oxygen (O2)
In the past 120 years CO2 levels have been increasing
True
False
Click the natural sources of Carbon Dioxide
Volcanic Eruptions
Forest Fires
Cellular Respiration in Organisms
Burning fossil fuels
Click the true statements
Deforestation is the large scale cutting and burning of forests
Deforestation makes up 25% of the CO2 released by human activity
Deforestation decreases CO2 in the atmosphere because plants remove CO2 in photosynthesis
When trees are burned, CO2 is added to the atmosphere
Burning fossil fuels releases aerosols
True
False
Tiny liquid or solid particles that reflect sunlight back into space
Aerosols
Greenhouse Gases
Carbon Dioxide
Nitrogen Gases
Aerosols' are good for the environment because they cool climate
True
False
Aerosols can reflect sunlight back into space preventing it from reaching earth... over time cooling climate
True
False
Click possible effects of climate change
Longer growing seasons, new crops in new areas
Heat waves and drought = food and water shortages
Excessive rainfall = flooding and mudslides
Frequent storms in some areas = less in others
What causes sea levels to rise
Melting glaciers
Melting polar ice sheets
Excessive rainfall
More snow than usual
What is a Global Climate Model (GCM)
Set of complex equations used to predict future climate
Set of tools and equipment used to measure weather
A large diagram of greenhouse gases
All possible outcomes of global warming
Global Climate Models make long term, global predictions
Make long term, global predictions
Combine supercomputers, math and physics
Show regional weather patterns
Predict future climate
Can GCM forecasts and predictions be immediately compared to real data
True
False
What was Earth's population in 2000
around 6 billion
around 4 billion
around 8 million
around 9 billion
What is the expected population for the year 2050
9 billion
6 billion
8 billion
11 billion
what is global warming ?
a gradual increase in the overall temperature of the earth's atmosphere.
the sun
the sky
the earth
the natural cause of the greenhouse gases.
Natural processes include changes in the Earth's orbit of the sun which causes changes in the sun's intensity.
humans are most part of the increase.
gasses in the atmosphere.
gass
why is climate change important?
the climate
the earth
Climate change is increasingly recognized as the driver of biodiversity change with the most rapid increase.
the change.
what does it do .
talks in the sun
it goes with the earth.
earth
rotate
interesting facts
global warming resent greater risk of heat-related illness and death
it is warm
it takes in air
it is light
Climate change is a rather new environmental problem.
Yes
No
Which of the following is a greenhouse gas?
Nitrogen dioxide
Carbon monoxide
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
Extinct means...
something that no longer exists
something in need of protection
something rare
something in abundance
The effects of climate change are irreversible
Yes
No
Which of these can help reduce greenhouse gases?
Driving to school/work
Using public transportation
Heating with oil/coal
Turning on the lights
what is climate change
a short-term change in weather
a change in winter
A long-term change in the Earth's weather patterns.
a change in summer
what is the greenhouse effect?
the tapping of cold air
the trapping of the sun's warmth in the atmosphere
the greenhouse gases
where the earth gets no heat from the sun
what is the biggest human cause of greenhouse gases
not using enough fossil fuels
planting of trees
burning of fossil fuels
not using enough gas and oil
what are natural causes of greenhouse gases
movement of tectonic plates
volcanic activity
changes in the earths orbit
burning of fossil fuels
