Climatic Change - SS3 Geography Past Questions and Answers - page 1
What is the primary human activity responsible for increasing carbon emissions that contribute to climate change?
Deforestation
Ocean variability
Volcanic eruptions
Solar output
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Which natural phenomenon is responsible for variations in Earth's orbit and can lead to ice ages and warmer periods?
Solar output
Volcanic eruptions
Milankovitch cycles
Plate tectonics
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What is one of the major consequences of melting ice caps due to climate change?
Decreased sea levels
Expansion of polar bear habitats
Rising sea levels
Increased landmass in the Arctic
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How do heatwaves, intensified by rising temperatures, impact human health?
They reduce the risk of heat-related illnesses.
They have no significant impact on health.
They can lead to heat-related illnesses and death.
They improve overall well-being.
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Which greenhouse gas is primarily responsible for the enhanced greenhouse effect and global warming?
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
Nitrogen
Water vapor
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What natural process can disrupt ocean circulation patterns and impact weather and ecosystems?
Volcanic eruptions
Solar output variations
Plate tectonics
Melting of ice caps
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What is the main consequence of high rainfall caused by climate change?
More frequent droughts
Increased risk of heatwaves
Coastal erosion
Flooding
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Which natural event releases massive amounts of energy, dust, and debris into the atmosphere and can temporarily cool the climate?
Tornadoes
Solar flares
Meteorite impacts
Earthquakes
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What does ocean variability, such as El Niño and La Niña, affect?
Global wind patterns
Solar radiation
Plate tectonics
Volcanic activity
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What is a critical consequence of the submergence of coastal cities due to rising sea levels?
Improved water quality
Infrastructure development
Coastal erosion prevention
Population displacement
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