Question
Greenhouse gases are so-called because _________.
- They prevents heat waves from escaping from the earth's surface
- They are grown in greenhouses
- They are used to warm plant growth chambers
- They contribute to the maintenance of atmospheric oxygen and carbon dioxide balance
Hint:
Greenhouse gases cause greenhouse effect
The correct answer is: They prevents heat waves from escaping from the earth's surface
Greenhouse gases are so called due to the fact that they trap heat and do not allow it to escape similar to that of greenhouses that allow only sunlight to enter but not escape the greenhouse
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Pick odd one out.
- CH4
- CO2
CFC
- C2H2
Pick odd one out.
- CH4
- CO2
CFC
- C2H2
Though greenhouse effect is natural but still today’s climate change has become a serious problem. Why?
Because unexpected changes to the climate system may have accidental outcomes that may cause challenges for societies.
- Because humans have modified a natural method and exaggerated changes that might normally happen over millions of years.
Because once greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere, they remain effective for many years, making it hard to reverse the process.
- Because a small increase in greenhouse gas concentration can have a great impact on rise in temperatures.
Though greenhouse effect is natural but still today’s climate change has become a serious problem. Why?
Because unexpected changes to the climate system may have accidental outcomes that may cause challenges for societies.
- Because humans have modified a natural method and exaggerated changes that might normally happen over millions of years.
Because once greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere, they remain effective for many years, making it hard to reverse the process.
- Because a small increase in greenhouse gas concentration can have a great impact on rise in temperatures.
What will happen to the climate, if we stop burning of fossil fuels today?
- Earth's normal temperature would continue to increase.
- Temperatures would remain to warm, then start to cool down in 100 years or more.
- Temperatures would keep on fluctuating but continue to be the same on an average.
- Temperatures will not be rising once greenhouse gas concentrations stopped rising.
What will happen to the climate, if we stop burning of fossil fuels today?
- Earth's normal temperature would continue to increase.
- Temperatures would remain to warm, then start to cool down in 100 years or more.
- Temperatures would keep on fluctuating but continue to be the same on an average.
- Temperatures will not be rising once greenhouse gas concentrations stopped rising.
The normal temperature of the Earth would have been_____________ if greenhouse gases were not present in the atmosphere.
- 33ﹾC less than the current average
- 33ﹾC more than the current average
- 18ﹾC less than the current average
- 15ﹾC less than the current average temperature
The normal temperature of the Earth would have been_____________ if greenhouse gases were not present in the atmosphere.
- 33ﹾC less than the current average
- 33ﹾC more than the current average
- 18ﹾC less than the current average
- 15ﹾC less than the current average temperature
Global warming can be under control _____________.
- By reducing reforestation and increasing the use of fossil fuel
- By increasing deforestation and slowing down the growth of human population
By increasing deforestation and decreasing efficiency of energy usage
- By increasing deforestation and decreasing efficiency of energy usage
- By reducing deforestation and cutting down use of fossil fuel
Global warming can be under control _____________.
- By reducing reforestation and increasing the use of fossil fuel
- By increasing deforestation and slowing down the growth of human population
By increasing deforestation and decreasing efficiency of energy usage
- By increasing deforestation and decreasing efficiency of energy usage
- By reducing deforestation and cutting down use of fossil fuel
Assertion: CO2 is a major greenhouse gas.
Reason: Increase in CO2 level leads to decrease in Earth’s temperature.
- If both assertion and reason are true and reason is the correct explanation of assertion.
- Both assertion and reason are true, but reason is not the correct explanation of assertion.
- Assertion is true, but reason is false.
- Assertion is false, but reason is true.
Assertion: CO2 is a major greenhouse gas.
Reason: Increase in CO2 level leads to decrease in Earth’s temperature.
- If both assertion and reason are true and reason is the correct explanation of assertion.
- Both assertion and reason are true, but reason is not the correct explanation of assertion.
- Assertion is true, but reason is false.
- Assertion is false, but reason is true.
Climate model is used to forecast____________.
- Local air movement
- Coverage of ice on land
- Ocean temperature
- All of these
Climate model is used to forecast____________.
- Local air movement
- Coverage of ice on land
- Ocean temperature
- All of these
Thinning of ozone layer is due to __________.
- O2
- CFC
- BFC
- N2O
Thinning of ozone layer is due to __________.
- O2
- CFC
- BFC
- N2O
Select the incorrect statement.
- Greenhouse gases are essential for our existence.
- Earth’s atmosphere would be freezing up without greenhouse gases.
- Ozone is the very abundant greenhouse gas.
- HCFCs are responsible for the depletion of ozone layer.
Select the incorrect statement.
- Greenhouse gases are essential for our existence.
- Earth’s atmosphere would be freezing up without greenhouse gases.
- Ozone is the very abundant greenhouse gas.
- HCFCs are responsible for the depletion of ozone layer.
What is the change between the greenhouse effect and global warming?
- Greenhouse effect: Heat escapes in space. Greenhouse gases: block escaping heat and enters the earth.
- Greenhouse effect: Heat escapes in space. Greenhouse gases: Decreases escaping heat and enters the water.
- Both a and b correct.
- Both a and b incorrect.
What is the change between the greenhouse effect and global warming?
- Greenhouse effect: Heat escapes in space. Greenhouse gases: block escaping heat and enters the earth.
- Greenhouse effect: Heat escapes in space. Greenhouse gases: Decreases escaping heat and enters the water.
- Both a and b correct.
- Both a and b incorrect.
Match the following
Greenhouse gas |
Contribution to greenhouse effect (%) |
1. Carbon dioxide |
a. 6% |
2. Nitrous oxide |
b. 14% |
3. Methane |
c. 20% |
4. Carbon fluorocarbon |
d. 60% |
- 1 – d, 2 -a, 3 – c, 4 – b
- 1 -d, 2 -c, 3 -b, 4 -a
- 1 -c, 2- b, 3 – d, 4 – a
- 1 -d, 2 -a, 3 – b, 4 - c
Match the following
Greenhouse gas |
Contribution to greenhouse effect (%) |
1. Carbon dioxide |
a. 6% |
2. Nitrous oxide |
b. 14% |
3. Methane |
c. 20% |
4. Carbon fluorocarbon |
d. 60% |
- 1 – d, 2 -a, 3 – c, 4 – b
- 1 -d, 2 -c, 3 -b, 4 -a
- 1 -c, 2- b, 3 – d, 4 – a
- 1 -d, 2 -a, 3 – b, 4 - c
__________is mainly responsible for greenhouse effect.
- Oxygen
- Carbon dioxide
- Mercury
- Carbon monoxide
__________is mainly responsible for greenhouse effect.
- Oxygen
- Carbon dioxide
- Mercury
- Carbon monoxide
Greenhouse effect is because of ______________.
- Increase of ozone and depletion of CO2
- Accumulation of ozone as well as CO2
- Accumulation of CO2 and depletion of ozone
- Presence of green plants on the planet
Greenhouse effect is because of ______________.
- Increase of ozone and depletion of CO2
- Accumulation of ozone as well as CO2
- Accumulation of CO2 and depletion of ozone
- Presence of green plants on the planet
___________is not a greenhouse gas.
- Carbon monoxide
- Methane
- Nitrous oxide
- CFC’s
___________is not a greenhouse gas.
- Carbon monoxide
- Methane
- Nitrous oxide
- CFC’s
If global warming continues, the organism that may face a very serious threat is________.
- Banana
- Cow
- Polar bear
- Rabbit
If global warming continues, the organism that may face a very serious threat is________.
- Banana
- Cow
- Polar bear
- Rabbit