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D4.3 Climate Change

12 review questions with answers for D4.3 Climate Change, marked SL. Read them here, or play the set as a class game on the projector. Free to host, and students join with a code.

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Long-term changes in global temperatures and weather patterns?

  • Greenhouse effect
  • Greenhouse gas
  • Climate changeRight answer
  • Coral bleaching
From D4.3 Climate Change, 12 questions.

All 12 questions and answers

  1. Long-term changes in global temperatures and weather patterns?

    Answer: Climate change

  2. Increase in Earth's average surface temperature?

    Answer: Global warming

  3. The trapping of heat by specific gases in the atmosphere?

    Answer: Greenhouse effect

  4. Gases that absorb and emit infrared radiation (CO₂, CH₄, N₂O)?

    Answer: Greenhouse gas

  5. Potent greenhouse gas produced by livestock and wetlands?

    Answer: Methane (CH₄)

  6. A reservoir (like a forest or ocean) that absorbs more carbon than it releases?

    Answer: Carbon sink

  7. The decrease in ocean pH caused by the absorption of atmospheric CO₂?

    Answer: Ocean acidification

  8. Loss of symbiotic algae from coral due to heat stress?

    Answer: Coral bleaching

  9. Term for ground that is permanently frozen; releases CH₄ when it thaws?

    Answer: Permafrost

  10. The reflectivity of a surface (e.g., ice has a high value)?

    Answer: Albedo

  11. Term describing something caused or produced by human activity?

    Answer: Anthropogenic

  12. Actions taken to reduce or prevent greenhouse gas emissions?

    Answer: Mitigation

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