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Understanding Sea Level Rise

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the global average sea level rise since 1993?

a)

3.8 inches

b)

5.2 inches

c)

7.1 inches

d)

9.3 inches

2.

By the end of the century, how much higher could the average sea level be compared to the year 2000?

a)

1 to 5 inches

b)

7 to 40 inches

c)

50 to 100 inches

d)

100 to 150 inches

3.

Which regions are most vulnerable to rising sea levels?

a)

Mountainous regions

b)

Desert regions

c)

Low-lying coastal areas

d)

Polar regions

4.

Rising sea levels can erode beaches and damage ______.

a)

Mountains

b)

Forests

c)

Coastal wetlands

d)

Deserts

5.

How many people are at risk in Kolkata, Mumbai, and Dhaka due to coastal inundation?

a)

1-2 million

b)

5-6 million

c)

11-14 million

d)

20-25 million

6.

What is one of the economic impacts of rising sea levels?

a)

Increased agricultural yield

b)

Lower property values

c)

More tourism

d)

Higher employment rates.

7.

What do scientists aim to achieve by sharing sea level data worldwide?

a)

Increase tourism

b)

Develop informed policies

c)

Reduce taxes

d)

Build more skyscrapers

8.

What are the three parts of adaptation strategies to deal with sea level rise?

a)

Building stronger communities, improving building codes, and protecting coastal areas

b)

Building weaker communities, ignoring building codes, and destroying coastal areas

c)

Building stronger communities, ignoring building codes, and protecting coastal areas

d)

Building weaker communities, improving building codes, and destroying coastal areas.

9.

Fill in the blank: Adaptation strategies for sea level rise need to address anticipated climate risks to _______, buildings, and infrastructure in vulnerable areas.

a)

Residences

b)

Deserts

c)

Mountains

d)

Forests

10.

Which of the following is a part of adaptation strategies?

a)

Destroying wetlands

b)

Maintaining and restoring wetlands

c)

Ignoring wetlands

d)

Polluting wetlands