Climate Change Quiz Questions And Answers
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| Total Attempts: 445
Questions and Answers
- 1.Increase in earth's temperature refers to:
- A.
Carbon footprint
- B.
Sustainability
- C.
Climate change
- D.
Greenhouse effect
- E.
Global warming
- 2.Define sustainability
- 3.Methane gas is the gas primarily responsible for climate change
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 4.List 2 gases other than Methane that are involved in climate change
- 5.Which of the following best refers to Greenhouse effect
- A.
Heating of the ocean currents
- B.
Trapping of heat around our earth by our atmosphere
- C.
Increase in extreme weather conditions
- D.
Earth's reflection of ultraviolet light
- 6.Carbon footprint is measured in
- A.
Inches
- B.
Feet
- C.
Tonnes of carbon
- D.
Liters of gas
- E.
Pounds of pressure
- 7.Climate change is caused solely by natural causes
- A.
True
- B.
False
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