A) Heavy rain and thunderstorms; advancing cold front
B) Heavy rain and thunderstorms; advancing warm front
C) Drizzle and cloudy skies; advancing warm front
D) Drizzle and cloudy skies; advancing cold front
E) Heavy rain and thunderstorms; stationary warm front
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A) troposphere.
B) ionosphere.
C) stratosphere.
D) mesosphere.
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A) Carbon dioxide
B) Water vapor
C) Nitrogen gas
D) Ozone
E) Green house gases
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A) Stratosphere
B) Thermosphere
C) Troposphere
D) Mesosphere
E) Stratopause
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A) Front
B) Cold front
C) Warm front
D) Hadley cell
E) Jet stream
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A) More combustion of wood and fossil fuels occur in the winter than the summer contributing to the increased CO2.
B) In the summer of Hawaii, much of the snow melt on Mauna Loa and CO2 is released.
C) During the northern hemisphere summer, there are so many trees, that they reduce the amount of CO2 substantially, but when northern winter occurs, there are not enough trees in the southern hemisphere to use all of the inputs of CO2 in the atmosphere.
D) During the southern hemisphere summer, there are so many trees, that they reduce the amount of CO2 substantially, but when southern winter occurs, there are not enough trees in the northern hemisphere to use all of the inputs of CO2 in the atmosphere.
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A) Is forced to rise because of convection
B) Is forced to rise when it meets the Himalayas
C) Begins to sink as summer approaches
D) Cools in the winter and therefore sinks
E) Is forced out over the Indian Ocean
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A) Nitrous oxide
B) Methane
C) Carbon dioxide
D) Sulfur dioxide
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A) Rise, become warmer, and absorb more moisture
B) Go under the mass of cold air
C) Retreat laterally and become more dense
D) Fall, condense, and lose its moisture
E) Rise, cool, and release its moisture
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A) oceans heat up at different rates than continents.
B) oceans cool at the same rates as continents.
C) prevailing wind directions seasonally reverse.
D) large bodies of water are a central ingredient.
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A) make policies to combat climate change
B) make recommendations to UN member nations on climate change.
C) make general assessments of all climate change research at regular intervals of time.
D) refute any evidence that climate change exists
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A) Traps carbon emissions from power plants and forces it underground.
B) Is very expensive.
C) is where carbon emissions can be forced into underground oil wells increasing recovery amounts of the oil.
D) All of these are true.
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A) Immediately cease all industrial activity
B) Wait and see how much temperatures change before we change our habits
C) Severely cut back on production of greenhouse gases
D) Not worry about greenhouse gas production
E) Focus on the development of technological advances to help decrease the effects of climate change
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A) over 400ppm
B) 300ppm
C) 350ppm
D) 375 ppm
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A) the gradual warming of the earth due to anthropogenic causes.
B) a natural phenomenon that keeps the earth's atmosphere warm.
C) environmental change.
D) albedo.
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A) Scientists studying atmospheric changes
B) Meteorologists
C) Indigenous people in South America
D) Peruvian fishermen
E) Colonial governors in South America from Spain
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A) the chemical weathering of rocks
B) contact with space
C) the mechanical weathering of rocks
D) photosynthesis
E) volcanic emissions
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