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Science of Global Warming
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Answer 35 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. A mass of glacier ice that covers a wider area
ice sheet
loess
calving
anomaly
2. A suggested explanation for a phenomena that requires further testing by scientific research
loess
hypothesis
photosynthesis
plankton
3. A molecule that has calcium - carbon and oxygen
plankton
calcium carbonate
anthropogenic
varve
4. Relationships between and among living organisms and their non-living environment
forcing
calcium carbonate
carbon dioxide
ecosystem
5. The process by Which molecules of a liquid become a gas
evaporation
albedo
loess
precipitation
6. Water cycle
weather
forcing
interglacial
hydrologic cycle
7. The whole mass of gasses surrounding the earth
atmosphere
interglacial
isotope
ecosystem
8. A general term for the age-depth relationship in ice
lithic
isotope
chronology
greenhouse gases
9. A wind-deposited sediment consisting mostly of silt
density
weather
loess
interglacial
10. Impossible to predict
chaotic
weather
hydrologic cycle
methane
11. Made of rock
forcing
isotope
hydrologic cycle
lithic
12. Any one of the gases found in the atmosphere
transpiration
chaotic
greenhouse gases
methane
13. The state of the atmosphere at a particular time
glacier
atmosphere
loess
weather
14. The process in green plants and certain other organisms by which carbohydrates are synthesized from CO2 and water using light as an energy source
methane
isotope
photosynthesis
transpiration
15. Separating or breaking so that a part becomes detached
calving
glacier
loess
varve
16. Any of the different forms of element having the same number of protons
precipitation
ice sheet
photosynthesis
isotope
17. Caused by actions of humans
anthropogenic
weather
forcing
precipitation
18. Small or microscopic organisms
chronology
isotope
plankton
glacier
19. An odorless - colorless - flammable gas that is a greenhouse gas
photosynthesis
isotope
hypothesis
methane
20. The average weather
atmosphere
climate
weather
evaporation
21. Lacking moisture
arid
lithic
density
varve
22. A suspension of solid or liquid particles in a gas
atmosphere
aerosol
albedo
glacier
23. The mass per unit volume of a substance under specified conditions of pressure and temperature
hydrologic cycle
anomaly
density
forcing
24. A time interval characterized by lack of glacial ice in mid-latitudes
carbon dioxide
precipitation
loess
interglacial
25. Factors that drive or force a system to change
calving
ecosystem
forcing
plankton
26. Annual layer of sediment deposited in an ocean or lake
varve
precipitation
haline
interglacial
27. Related to salt
anomaly
Vostok
haline
precipitation
28. The evaporation of water from plants
chaotic
varve
evaporation
transpiration
29. Amount of solar radiation received on a given area
calving
ice sheet
insolation
haline
30. A molecule that has one carbon and two oxygen
anthropogenic
aerosol
isotope
carbon dioxide
31. A deviation from the average
anomaly
lithic
interglacial
atmosphere
32. Site in Antarctica where a 400000 year long ice core was collected
photosynthesis
Vostok
atmosphere
glacier
33. The reflectivity of a surface
albedo
hydrologic cycle
ecosystem
anthropogenic
34. A river of ice that under pressure can deform and flow plastically
glacier
carbon dioxide
precipitation
hydrologic cycle
35. Rain - snow - sleet - and other forms of water falling from the sky
interglacial
photosynthesis
greenhouse gases
precipitation