Atmosphere Quiz
Global Atmosphere Challenge
Test your knowledge about the atmosphere and the factors impacting climate change with this engaging quiz! Dive into various aspects of greenhouse gases, carbon emissions, and their effects on our planet.
Whether you're a student, a climate enthusiast, or just curious about environmental issues, this quiz will enhance your understanding of:
- Greenhouse Gas Effects
- Carbon Dioxide Emissions
- The Keeling Curve
- Climate Change Science
The name of the curve is the ______ curve.
Kelling
Keeling
Kipling
Karen
Which of these is not an allotrope of pure carbon?
Diamond
Soot
Fullerenes
Graphite
What is the main driver of global warming?
Carbon dioxide from the environment
Carbon dioxide from animals
Carbon dioxide from the ocean
Carbon dioxide from humans
The COVID-19 pandemic decreased carbon dioxide emissions.
True
False
The annual rate of increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide over the past 60 years is about ______ faster than previous natural increases
100 times
75 times
50 times
25 times
Who currently directs the Keeling Curve?
David Charles Keeling
Ralph Keating
Ralph Keeling
Charles David Keeling
What is absorbed by Earth's surface that increases the global temperature?
Solar radiation
Carbon dioxide
Carbon monoxide
Warm water
Which problems do greenhouse gases cause? Select multiple.
Wildfires
Agricultural productivity
Respiratory problems
Drought
The ocean has absorbed enough carbon dioxide to lower its pH by 0.1 units, a 30% increase in acidity.
True
False
The Keeling curve is based on measurements taken continuously at...
Kohala
Hualĝlai
Mauna Loa
Kīlauea
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