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Climate change is a new thing.
Climate change is a new thing.
False
Climate change is caused by natural events and human activity.
Climate change is caused by natural events and human activity.
True
True or false: Emissions of gasses are heated up by the ozone layer.
True or false: Emissions of gasses are heated up by the ozone layer.
False
True or false: The holes in the ozone layer have a positive effect.
True or false: The holes in the ozone layer have a positive effect.
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True or false: Trees keep the natural CO² level in balance.
True or false: Trees keep the natural CO² level in balance.
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True or false: 1ºC increase in the Earth’s temperature will melt the ice caps.
True or false: 1ºC increase in the Earth’s temperature will melt the ice caps.
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True or false: A rise in sea levels will mean some cities will be flooded.
True or false: A rise in sea levels will mean some cities will be flooded.
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True or false: Renewable energy won’t make any difference.
True or false: Renewable energy won’t make any difference.
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Study Notes
Climate Change
- Climate change is not a new phenomenon, as the Earth's climate has always been subject to changes in temperature and rainfall patterns.
- In the past, these changes were primarily driven by natural events, but human behavior is now a significant contributor to climate change.
Human Impact on Climate Change
- The increasing number of cars and aeroplanes over the last 50 years has contributed to climate change.
- Increased energy consumption in daily life, including heating, lighting, travel, and entertainment, has also played a role.
- Burning fossil fuels like coal and oil to generate energy releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, leading to a rise in global temperatures.
Consequences of Climate Change
- The increased production of carbon dioxide has led to a significant rise in global temperatures.
- Emissions from cars and aeroplanes are trapped by the ozone layer, contributing to the Earth's rising temperature.
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Description
Test your knowledge about climate change with this quiz. Determine whether climate change is a recent phenomenon or a long-standing issue by answering the true or false questions.
