What is global warming?
In this lesson, we will learn about the impact of human activity such as burning fossil fuels on the global temperature. We will also interpret some data to draw conclusions.
What is global warming?
In this lesson, we will learn about the impact of human activity such as burning fossil fuels on the global temperature. We will also interpret some data to draw conclusions.
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Key learning points
- Describe what global warming is
- Describe the evidence for global warming
- Describe what scientists think are the causes of global warming
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5 Questions
Q1.
Carbon dioxide is an example of a greenhouse gas.
False
Q2.
What is a fuel?
A substance that is harmful to the environment
A substance that is produced in a chemical reaction
A substance that is used in a chemical reaction
Q3.
How is human activity contributing to global warming?
The amount of carbon dioxide in the air is decreasing
The amount of oxygen in the air is decreasing
The amount of oxygen in the air is increasing
Q4.
A synthetic material is a material made by humans.
False
Q5.
What has happened to the global temperature since the industrial revolution?
It has decreased
It has stayed the same