
Weather or Climate
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- Q1What is weather?Atmospheric changes over longer periods of timeChanges in weather patternsGlobal warming caused by human activityShort-term conditions of the lower atmosphere30s
- Q2What is climate?Melting Arctic sea iceAtmospheric changes over longer periods of timeShort-term conditions of the lower atmosphereExtreme weather events30s
- Q3What is the main cause of climate change?Melting Arctic sea iceFluctuations in global temperatureBurning of fossil fuelsChanges in weather patterns30s
- Q4What is the greenhouse effect?Heat from the sun entering the atmosphere but being trappedMelting of ice in the ArcticFormation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphereThe overall warming of the planet30s
- Q5What is the difference between weather and climate?Weather and climate are the same thingClimate only refers to extreme weather eventsWeather refers to short-term changes, while climate refers to long-term changesWeather is influenced by human activity, while climate is natural30s
- Q6How long is the period of time used to define climate?Less than a year5-10 yearsA few weeks30 years or more30s
- Q7How does climate affect plant and animal life?Climate change leads to extreme weather eventsPlants and animals are not affected by climateClimate conditions vary between regions and influence the types of plants and animals that live thereClimate only affects temperature30s
- Q8What is the Paris Agreement?An agreement to reduce greenhouse gas emissionsAn agreement among 185 countries to limit global temperature riseAn international organization focused on climate researchA treaty to combat extreme weather events30s
- Q9Why have global actions on climate change been slow?Resistance from fossil fuel industriesInsufficient scientific evidenceLack of awareness about climate changeConfusion between weather and climate30s