{The lede's "[[:File:Global_Warming_Observed_CO2_Emissions_from_fossil_fuel_burning_vs_IPCC_scenarios.svg|CO2 Emissions per Year]]" graph (1990-2010) shows solid straight lines that represent} -a) estimates of the contributions from everything except fossil fuels -b) estimates of the contributions from fossil fuels alone +c) estimates made in the year 2000 of what would happen in the future -d) estimates of the impact on land temperatures {Anthropogenic means something that} -a) humans can repair -b) will hurt humans +c) human caused -d) humans cannot repair {The largest temperature increases (from 2000-2009) have occurred } -a) in the western hemisphere +b) near the poles -c) on the ocean surface -d) near the equator {Which statement is FALSE about the lede's [[:File:GISS_temperature_2000-09_lrg.png|map of the temperature anomaly]] (2000-2009)? } -a) The United States has warmed more than Australia -b) Central Europe has warmed more than the continental United States +c) all portions of Antarctica have warmed -d) Northern Asia has warmed more than southern Asia { in 2013, the IPCC stated that the largest driver of global warming is carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions from fossil fuel combustion. Other important sources of CO2 are} -a) population growth and waste disposal -b) cement production and waste disposal -c) population growth +d) cement production and land use changes
-a) adaptation to the effects of global warming -b) climate engineering -c) building systems resilient to the effects of global warming +d) reduction of green house emissions {Which statement is FALSE about the lede's [[:File:GISS_temperature_2000-09_lrg.png|map of the temperature anomaly]] (2000-2009)? } -a) The United States has warmed more than Australia -b) Central Europe has warmed more than the continental United States -c) Northern Asia has warmed more than southern Asia +d) all portions of Antarctica have warmed </quiz> == Global Warming quiz 1- Lede version J == <quiz display=simple> {The lede's "[[:File:Global_Warming_Observed_CO2_Emissions_from_fossil_fuel_burning_vs_IPCC_scenarios.svg|CO2 Emissions per Year]]" graph (1990-2010) shows solid straight lines that represent} +a) estimates made in the year 2000 of what would happen in the future -b) estimates of the impact on land temperatures -c) estimates of the contributions from fossil fuels alone -d) estimates of the contributions from everything except fossil fuels {The largest temperature increases (from 2000-2009) have occurred } -a) on the ocean surface -b) in the western hemisphere +c) near the poles -d) near the equator {Which statement is FALSE about the lede's [[:File:GISS_temperature_2000-09_lrg.png|map of the temperature anomaly]] (2000-2009)? } -a) Central Europe has warmed more than the continental United States -b) Northern Asia has warmed more than southern Asia
-d) the sun's energy output {The lede's graphs of the "[[:File:Global_Temperature_Anomaly.svg|Global Land Ocean Temperature Index indicates that from 1960 to 2012 the average temperature increased by approximately} +a) 0.6&deg; Celsius -b) 0.06&deg; Celsius -c) 0.16&deg; Celsius -d) 1.6&deg; Celsius -e) 16&deg; Celsius {The lede's graph of the "[[:File:Global_Temperature_Anomaly.svg|Global Land Ocean Temperature Index shows little or no temperature rise over the last ____ years} +a) 10 -b) 3 -c) 30 -d) 100 -e) 300 {The lede's "[[:File:Global_Warming_Observed_CO2_Emissions_from_fossil_fuel_burning_vs_IPCC_scenarios.svg|CO2 Emissions per Year]]" graph (1990-2010) shows solid straight lines that represent} -a) estimates of the contributions from fossil fuels alone +b) estimates made in the year 2000 of what would happen in the future -c) estimates of the contributions from everything except fossil fuels -d) estimates of the impact on land temperatures {Anthropogenic means something that} -a) humans cannot repair -b) humans can repair -c) will hurt humans +d) human caused {The largest temperature increases (from 2000-2009) have occurred }
{The largest temperature increases (from 2000-2009) have occurred } -a) near the equator +b) near the poles -c) on the ocean surface -d) in the western hemisphere {In climate science, mitigation refers to:} +a) reduction of green house emissions -b) adaptation to the effects of global warming -c) climate engineering -d) building systems resilient to the effects of global warming {The lede's "[[:File:Global_Warming_Observed_CO2_Emissions_from_fossil_fuel_burning_vs_IPCC_scenarios.svg|CO2 Emissions per Year]]" graph (1990-2010) shows solid straight lines that represent} -a) estimates of the contributions from fossil fuels alone -b) estimates of the contributions from everything except fossil fuels +c) estimates made in the year 2000 of what would happen in the future -d) estimates of the impact on land temperatures {Since 1971, 90% of earth's increased energy caused by global warming has been stored in the _____________, mostly _____________} -a) land; near the equators -b) sea; in the bottom kilometer +c) sea; in the top kilometer -d) land; near the poles -e) air; in the water vapor {The lede's graphs of the "[[:File:Global_Temperature_Anomaly.svg|Global Land Ocean Temperature Index indicates that from 1960 to 2012 the average temperature increased by approximately} -a) 0.16&deg; Celsius -b) 16&deg; Celsius