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Define climate and explain how it differs from weather.
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What is climate change? List three ways it can be detected.
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Explain two natural causes and two human causes of climate change.
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Distinguish between adaptation and mitigation in the context of climate change, giving one example of each.
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Explain what greenhouse gases are and why they are called “greenhouse” gases.
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Describe the greenhouse effect and explain how it helps make Earth habitable.
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What is global warming and how does it relate to climate change?
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Name three main greenhouse gases and for each one, give one natural source and one human source.
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Using specific examples, explain how deforestation contributes to climate change.
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Describe three effects of global warming that are already being observed around the world.
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A small island nation in the Pacific Ocean has noticed rising sea levels threatening coastal villages. Suggest two adaptation strategies they could implement.
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Explain why methane from livestock farming is considered a significant greenhouse gas, despite being released in smaller quantities than carbon dioxide.
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Describe three ways individuals can help mitigate climate change in their daily lives.
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A city is experiencing more frequent heat waves due to climate change. Explain three adaptation measures the city could implement to protect its residents.
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Compare and contrast the roles of developed and developing countries in causing and addressing climate change.
Test – Climate change & Greenhouse gases
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