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Test your knowledge about Climate and causes of climate change

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Froggy Jumps CLIMATEOnline version Test your knowledge about Climate and causes of climate change by Lea Japzon 1 In a theory, Earth’s surface was covered by vast sheets of ice. What do you call these vast sheets of ice? a glaciers b ice c snow 2 How do climate and weather differ? a Climate is long-term atmospheric conditions, while is weather short-term atmospheric conditions. b Climate is short-term atmospheric conditions, while weather is long-term atmospheric conditions. c Climate and weather both refer to the same thing, the average temperature of a region. 3 How does latitude affect climate? a Lower latitudes receive more sunlight, leading to warmer climates. b Higher latitudes experience warmer temperatures. c Lower latitudes experience cooler temperatures. 4 Which refers to the angular distance from the equator that greatly affects the climate and weather of an area? a latitude b altitude c elevation 5 What region receives the least amount of solar radiation? a polar b equatorial c temperate 6 Which statement BEST describes topography? a It is the physical attribute, surface shapes and features of an area. b It is the total distance above sea level. c It is the side of the mountain that experiences floods. 7 How do oceans affect the climate of an area? a The ocean helps to distribute heat around the globe. b Ocean make the area warm c Ocean makes the climate colder 8 Which are the basis of classifying the types of climate of an area? a precipitation, temperature, and wind b air pollution, wind, and temperature c water cycle, wind, and precipitation 9 Land heats and cools faster than the sea. Therefore, coastal areas have a lower temperature range than those inland. Which factor affects the temperature of an area? a distance from the sea b elevation from the sea c altitude 10 A diagram illustrating the movement of an air mass over a mountain is shown. How does the air left side differ from the air in the right side? a The air at left side is colder than at right side. b The air at left side is drier than at right side. c The air at left side is moving faster than at right side. 11 Which of the following is classified as natural factor that caused global warming? a Burning of fuels b Typhoon and heavy rains c Methane release from arctic wetlands 12 Which of the following is the best practice to reduce the effect of climate change? a organic farming b livestock raising c car manufacturing 13 Which activity does NOT contribute to global warming? a reforestation b illegal fishing c mining activities 14 What will happen if there is too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere? a Temperature increases b Temperature decreases c Greenhouse effect occurs 15 Which statement describes the global effect of the La Niña phenomenon? a Increased rainfall and stronger storms occur in the western Pacific b Trade winds weaken, causing warm water to spread across the eastern Pacific Ocean. c The polar ice caps melt rapidly due to increased solar activity. 16 Which of the following gases are responsible for the 75% of the global warming effect? a carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide b carbon dioxide, methane, oxygen c carbon dioxide, oxygen, fluorine 17 During an El Niño year, what happens to ocean temperature in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean? a It is warmer than the average. b It is cooler than the average. c It remains in the same temperature. 18 Which of the following human activities DOES NOT contribute to enhanced climate change? a Joining in tree planting activities whenever possible. b Always using cars when going even to short distance places. c Rallying against the use of renewable energy. 19 Which statement supports the importance of forests for mitigating climate change? a It serves as a sink in the carbon cycle. b It provides building materials. c It is an important source of food. 20 Which action is most effective in mitigating climate change? a Supporting renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions. b Ignoring climate awareness campaigns and scientific evidence. c Engaging in unsustainable practices and deforestation.

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by Lea Japzon

In a theory, Earth’s surface was covered by vast sheets of ice. What do you call these vast sheets of ice?

How do climate and weather differ?

How does latitude affect climate?

Which refers to the angular distance from the equator that greatly affects the climate and weather of an area?

What region receives the least amount of solar radiation?

Which statement BEST describes topography?

How do oceans affect the climate of an area?

Which are the basis of classifying the types of climate of an area?

Land heats and cools faster than the sea. Therefore, coastal areas have a lower temperature range than those inland. Which factor affects the temperature of an area?

A diagram illustrating the movement of an air mass over a mountain is shown. How does the air left side differ from the air in the right side?

Which of the following is classified as natural factor that caused global warming?

Which of the following is the best practice to reduce the effect of climate change?

Which activity does NOT contribute to global warming?

What will happen if there is too much carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

Which statement describes the global effect of the La Niña phenomenon?

Which of the following gases are responsible for the 75% of the global warming effect?

During an El Niño year, what happens to ocean temperature in the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean?

Which of the following human activities DOES NOT contribute to enhanced climate change?

Which statement supports the importance of forests for mitigating climate change?

Which action is most effective in mitigating climate change?