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Global Warming Vocab
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Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Resource that can be replaced as fast as it is used
renewable resource
el nino
most vulnerable of Earth's systems
natural causes of climate change
2. Reduced in 1990 and elminiated in 2010
natural causes of climate change
use of CFCs
levels of carbon dioxide
short term climate change
3. Move large air masses
tropical zone
factors that affect temperature
prevailing wind
global warming
4. Near the north or south pole
prevailing wind
sustainable practices
polar zone
short term climate change
5. Trap energy in the atmosphere
polar zone
sustainable practices
greenhouse gases
unsustainable practices
6. 23.5 degrees
tilt on axiz
la nina
hole in the ozone
non renewable resource
7. Ended 10 -500 years ago
consumption
UV radiation
factors that affect temperature
last ice age
8. La nina and el nino
short term climate change
leeward
levels of carbon dioxide
last ice age
9. 24 horus
rotation on axis
factors that affect temperature
nuclear power
ice age
10. Increase global temperature
natural causes of climate change
rotation on axis
levels of carbon dioxide
chloroflourocarbons
11. Exists in a fixed amount and is used up faster than it can be replaced
coal
ice age
non renewable resource
examples of non renewable resources
12. Prevailing winds - mountain ranges - seasonal winds
mineral reserves
global warming
factors that affect precipitation
la nina
13. Used in nuclear reactors
factors that affect temperature
uranium
ice age
biggest consumer of mineral reserves
14. Created by chloroflourocarbons
ice age
hole in the ozone
unsustainable practices
climate
15. The amount of resources we use
consumption
prevailing wind
climate
effects of la nina
16. 365 days
revolution around sun
ocean currents
factors that affect precipitation
hole in the ozone
17. Wind - solar - water - geothermal
biggest consumer of mineral reserves
examples of renewable resources
latitude
revolution around sun
18. Area near the equator
temperate zone
polar zone
UV radiation
tropical zone
19. Severe rain and drought
latitude
climate
global warming
effects of el nino
20. How close a location is to the equator or north pole
fossil fuel formation
levels of carbon dioxide
most vulnerable of Earth's systems
latitude
21. Unusually cold water in the Pacific
revolution around sun
la nina
continental climate
effects of la nina
22. Cold winters and hot summers
continental climate
consumption
examples of renewable resources
tilt on axiz
23. Cheapest and dirtiest fossil fuel
coal
seasonal wind
effects of la nina
altitude
24. Increased UV radiation
result of ozone depletion
marine climate
uranium
consumption
25. Causes skin cancer and eye damage
uranium
effects of el nino
consumption
UV radiation
26. Earth's atmosphere traps solar energy
greenhouse effect
chloroflourocarbons
nuclear power
tilt on axiz
27. Coal - oil - natural gas - petroleum - gasoline
examples of non renewable resources
el nino
leeward
marine climate
28. Activities that benefit society without degrading the environment
examples of non renewable resources
el nino
sustainable practices
la nina
29. Takes millions of years to form
fossil fuel formation
effects of la nina
greenhouse effect
climate
30. Activities that benefit society but degrade the environment
factors that affect precipitation
altitude
unsustainable practices
fossil fuels
31. Between the polar and tropical zone
effects of el nino
temperate zone
el nino
biggest consumer of mineral reserves
32. Chemicals used in air conditioners - refrigerators and aerosols
mineral reserves
chloroflourocarbons
non renewable resource
consumption
33. Latitude - altitude - distance from bodies of water - ocean currents
la nina
ice age
rotation on axis
factors that affect temperature
34. Deposits of a mineral in ores that are worth mining
biggest consumer of mineral reserves
greenhouse effect
polar zone
mineral reserves
35. Severe winters and hurricanes
rotation on axis
uranium
levels of carbon dioxide
effects of la nina
36. Earths postion - solar energy - volcanic activity - plate movement
natural causes of climate change
non renewable resource
latitude
greenhouse effect
37. Average precipitation - temperature and winds over a long period of time
tilt on axiz
seasonal wind
effects of el nino
climate
38. Gradual increase of earth's temperature
polar zone
global warming
fossil fuel formation
windward
39. Atmosphere
40. United States
use of CFCs
biggest consumer of mineral reserves
seasonal wind
ocean currents
41. Mild winters and cool summers
last ice age
marine climate
unsustainable practices
tropical zone
42. Formed from the remains of organisms that lived millions of years ago
tilt on axiz
global warming
fossil fuels
prevailing wind
43. The side of a mountain that is downwind
tilt on axiz
leeward
use of CFCs
renewable resource
44. The side of a mountain that faces the wind
ice age
windward
leeward
mineral reserves
45. Unusually warm water in the Pacific
sustainable practices
el nino
fossil fuels
climate
46. Move warm and cold air around the globe
marine climate
ocean currents
fossil fuel formation
effects of la nina
47. Efficent but produces dangerous waste
use of CFCs
renewable resource
revolution around sun
nuclear power
48. Move huge regional air masses
seasonal wind
uranium
ocean currents
hole in the ozone
49. Level about sea level
altitude
hole in the ozone
factors that affect temperature
prevailing wind
50. Ice sheets cover part of earth's surface
most vulnerable of Earth's systems
ice age
altitude
global warming