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Essentials of Meteorology An Invitation to the Atmosphere
Exam 13: Global Climate
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Question 21
True/False
The combined effect of trace greenhouse gases (such as methane (CH
4
), nitrous oxide (N
2
O), and CFCs) in enhancing the greenhouse effect is about equal to carbon dioxide.
Question 22
Multiple Choice
If the earth were in a warming trend, which of the processes below would most likely act as a negative feedback mechanism?
Question 23
Multiple Choice
During the climatic optimum, ____.
Question 24
Multiple Choice
It is now known that, overall, clouds ____.
Question 25
True/False
Climate models predict that oceans will warm more rapidly than landmasses in the northern high latitudes will warm under future climate conditions.
Question 26
Short Answer
Instructions: Choose one answer from each pair of selections. Human activities add aerosols to the atmosphere; the overall effect of these particles on climate appears to be a net COOLING | WARMING of surface temperatures.
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Which decade was the warmest on record?
Question 28
Short Answer
Instructions: Choose one answer from each pair of selections. Volcanic eruptions rich in sulfur tend to WARM | COOL the surface?
Question 29
Multiple Choice
Ozone is a greenhouse gas that ____ role in the enhancement of the greenhouse effect.
Question 30
Short Answer
Instructions: Choose one answer from each pair of selections. Analysis of the oxygen-isotope ratio in ancient ice cores tells us the COLDER | WARMER the air was, the richer the concentration of oxygen 16 in the core.
Question 31
Short Answer
Instructions: Choose one answer from each pair of selections. Global mean surface temperatures appear to have increased slightly since the early 1900s. The greatest increase has occurred over the CONTINENTS | OCEANS in winter and spring.