Chapter 5 : Climate change

Answer all the questions given.
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Age: 13 - 14

Chapter 5 : Climate change

Answer all the questions given.

Which one of the following is the correct definition of Climate change?

Changes in weather patterns that are caused directly by human activities.

Changes in weather patterns that are caused directly or indirectly by animals.

Changes in weather patterns that are caused directly or indirectly by human activities.

Changes in weather patterns that are caused directly or indirectly by animal activities.

What is the term that describes increase in the average temperature of the earth’s atmosphere called?

Climate change

Global Warming

Heat waves

Pollution

Match the description below

Smog build up from vehicle engines and industrial smoke

Heat wave

Large sheets of sbow and ice that are found on land all year long

Warmer temperature

Layer of snow and ice on the ground in high mountain ranges and other cold places

Snowpack

Lead to a chain reaction such as warmer oceans and heavy snowfall

Melting glaciers

a long period of unusually hot weather

Air pollution

Hurricanes and tropical storms

Energy come from warm ocean

Which of the following is the effect of heat wave?

Floods

Bushfires

Damage to the environment

Tsunami

Which weather conditions cause forest wildfires?

Cold and dry

Cold and wet

Hot and dry

Hot and wet

What is the layer of snow and ice on the ground in cold and high mountain areas called?

Fog

Ocean

Snowpack

Melting glacier

What is the importance of snowpack?

Provide water to lands gradually as it melts.

Provide water to streams, rivers and lakes gradually as it melts.

Provide foods to the people.

Provide shelter to the people and animals.

What are the large sheets of snow and ice that are found on land all year long called?

Lowland

Glacier

Wetland

Snowpack

Where can most of the glaciers found?

Alaska

Africa

Middle East

Brunei Darussalam

What happens to the glaciers if the temperature gets warmer?

The areas will have more snowpack than they used to have.

The areas will have less snowpack than they used to have.

The glaciers will melt at faster rate than they can gather new snow

The glaciers will melt at slower rate than they can gather new snow.

Which one of the following is the sign of climate change?

Lower temperature

More snowpack

Rising sea levels

Monsoon wind

What causes flood?

Increase temperature

Warm ocean waters

Increase rate of evaporation

Continuous rainfall

Where do hurricanes and tropical storms get their energy from?

Rain

Melting glaciers

Snow fall

Warm ocean water

Warmer temperatures can also lead to the extinction of plants and animals species. What is the meaning of extinction?

Which of the following gas is belongs to greenhouse gases?

Acid

Nitrogen

Oxygen

Sulphur Dioxide

Natural home of animals and plants called as

Habit

Haze

Habitual

Habitat

Identify TWO human activities that cause global warming

Driving cars and planting trees.

Planting trees and rearing cattle in a farm.

Recycle things and cultivation.

Smoke from factories and fumes from vehicles.

Which of the following can reduce the impacts / effects of climate change?

Always switch on the lights when I am not in the room.

Collect cans, plastics and paper to be used for recycling.

Switch on the computer and other electronic devices when not in use.

Use plastic bags for shopping.

Carbon footprint means?

Which of the following activities give out carbon dioxide?

Burning trees

Cutting down trees

Planting more trees

Recycle paper products

Name the mineral used to produce nuclear power?

Iron

Tin

Uranium

Glass

Nuclear power produced waste that is dangerous to people and the environment. What makes the waste dangerous?

What is the energy made from plants or animals called?

Heat wave

Biomass

Hydroelectric

Nuclear

What can be done to reduce the impacts of climate change?

Changing rain patterns

Increase forest fires

Rising sea levels

Use alternative energy sources

Write down 5 eco-steps that help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.