423 + Mcqs in Global Climate Change McqOptions

1.	Examples of tropical climate
A.	Equatorial, savanna and Desert
B.	Tundra
C.	Tundra and equatorial
D.	Equatorial and cancer
Answer» B. Tundra

Discussion

2.	The drastic change in the sea water temperature has effect the
A.	Life of sea and Land
B.	Life of Sea only
C.	Life of Land Only
D.	Marine Organism
Answer» B. Life of Sea only

Discussion

3.	An estimated survey report, showed that an extra meltwater caused by sea level to rise about
A.	1.8mm
B.	2.8mm
C.	0.6mm
D.	0.8mm
Answer» B. 2.8mm

Discussion

4.	In 1988, highest flood level occurred in
A.	Bangladesh
B.	Pakistan
C.	India
D.	Sri lanka
Answer» B. Pakistan

Discussion

5.	Swamps, marshes, lakes and deltas are an example of
A.	Rural Areas
B.	Wetlands
C.	Coastal Areas
D.	All of these
Answer» C. Coastal Areas

Discussion

6.	Medieval Warm Period was between 11 to
A.	14th century
B.	15th century
C.	16th century
D.	17th century
Answer» B. 15th century

Discussion

7.	In a warmer atmosphere, more evaporation occurs from the
A.	River
B.	Sea
C.	Oceans
D.	Ponds
Answer» D. Ponds

Discussion

8.	What are the main climate hazards?
A.	Cyclone, Harricane,Flood,Drought
B.	Earth quakes
C.	Volcanoes
D.	Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Answer» B. Earth quakes

Discussion

9.	In developed countries, loss of life is less than costs to
A.	Economy
B.	insurance Industry
C.	GDP
D.	All of above
Answer» C. GDP

Discussion

10.	Why tropical climates are hot?
A.	Heavy rain
B.	Humidity
C.	Insolation
D.	Vegetation
Answer» D. Vegetation

Discussion

11.	Tropical storms which forms in the Indian ocean is known as
A.	Drought
B.	Cyclones
C.	Hurricanes
D.	Floods
Answer» C. Hurricanes

Discussion

12.	Demersal fishes are found on the
A.	Closer to the floor of continental Shelf
B.	Bottom dwellers
C.	Both a and b
D.	None of these
Answer» D. None of these

Discussion

13.	Clearing forests and woodland for industrial or agricultural purposes is known as
A.	Forestation
B.	Deforestation
C.	Urbanization
D.	Industrialization
Answer» C. Urbanization

Discussion

14.	Consevation of reserves can be more successfully achieved by the cooperation of
A.	Local People
B.	By using Technologies
C.	By Gene bank
D.	All of these
Answer» B. By using Technologies

Discussion

15.	In Antarctica, accumulation is greater than
A.	Transpiration
B.	Precipitation
C.	Ablation
D.	Evaporation
Answer» D. Evaporation

Discussion

16.	The blue Nile begin from the mountains of
A.	Ethiopia
B.	Egypt
C.	Iran
D.	Iraq
Answer» B. Egypt

Discussion

17.	Who was author of Silent Spring?
A.	Darwins
B.	Al Gore
C.	Rachel Carson
D.	Einstein
Answer» D. Einstein

Discussion

18.	Damaging effects of pesticides on environment was described in which book?
A.	Silent Spring
B.	Earth in the Balance
C.	Environmental Pollution
D.	Pollution
Answer» B. Earth in the Balance

Discussion

19.	What was Al Gore's book on environment?
A.	Earth atmosphere
B.	Earth in the Balance
C.	Environment and pollution
D.	Pollution on earth
Answer» C. Environment and pollution

Discussion

20.	When silent spring was published?
A.	1962
B.	1972
C.	1965
D.	1969
Answer» B. 1972

Discussion

21.	Human intervention in ecosystems, known as:
A.	Anthropogenic activities
B.	Non-forcible methods
C.	Human violation
D.	Human development
Answer» C. Human violation

Discussion

22.	'NAO' stands for
A.	North America Oscillation
B.	North Atlantic Oscillation
C.	North Air Ocillation
D.	North Atlas Ozone
Answer» C. North Air Ocillation

Discussion

23.	What would be most targeted by global warming?
A.	Infrastructure
B.	Animals
C.	Plants
D.	Natural Ecosystem
Answer» E.

Discussion

24.	'THC' stands for
A.	Thermohaline circulation
B.	Thermal Circulation
C.	Temperature Circulation
D.	Tharmalhalo Circulation
Answer» B. Thermal Circulation

Discussion

25.	Harmonious relationship between humans and nature is given by
A.	United Nations Conference on Environment and Development UNCED
B.	UN
C.	UNESCO
D.	UNEO
Answer» B. UN

Discussion

26.	For cold water expension of temperature is:
A.	Great
B.	Huge
C.	Large
D.	Small
Answer» E.

Discussion

27.	'El' Nino has been well known for centuries along coasts of:
A.	South America
B.	North America
C.	Canada
D.	Mexico
Answer» B. North America

Discussion

28.	El Nino' has a devastating effect on
A.	Properties
B.	Fishing Industry
C.	Coastal Areas
D.	Infrastructure
Answer» C. Coastal Areas

Discussion

29.	Second most intense 'El Nino' in twentieth century, occurred in
A.	1982-3
B.	1878-9
C.	1984-5
D.	1986-7
Answer» B. 1878-9

Discussion

30.	Largest contribution to sea level rise is from thermal expension of
A.	Rivers
B.	Oceans
C.	Lakes
D.	Ponds
Answer» C. Lakes

Discussion

31.	Maximum density of sea water occurs at a temperature, approximately
A.	0 °C
B.	1 °C
C.	4 °C
D.	8 °C
Answer» B. 1 °C

Discussion

32.	Complete melting of Greenland ice-sheet, causing a sea level rise, approximately
A.	7m
B.	2m
C.	4m
D.	6m
Answer» B. 2m

Discussion

33.	In Greenland, ablation is greater than
A.	Precipitation
B.	Accumulation
C.	Evaporation
D.	Snowfall
Answer» C. Evaporation

Discussion

34.	Education, tourism, training and recreational facilities are located in which zone?
A.	Core Areas
B.	Buffer Zone
C.	Transition Area
D.	Ecosystem
Answer» C. Transition Area

Discussion

35.	Living things in an environment is known as
A.	Abiotic elements
B.	Biotic elements
C.	Animals and microorganism
D.	Plants
Answer» C. Animals and microorganism

Discussion

36.	The delta of which two great rivers flow in Bangladesh?
A.	Ganges
B.	Brahmaputra
C.	Both a and b
D.	none
Answer» D. none

Discussion

37.	In which state of India, in 1999 cyclone battered for 36 hours?
A.	Delhi
B.	Orissa
C.	Rajasthan
D.	Gujarat
Answer» C. Rajasthan

Discussion

38.	Corals are significant source of food for
A.	Coastal Communities
B.	Hilly Areas
C.	Plants
D.	Animals
Answer» B. Hilly Areas

Discussion

39.	A common difficulty with forecasts is change in the
A.	SS Pathern
B.	DDS Pattern
C.	SST pattern
D.	BBS Pattern
Answer» D. BBS Pattern

Discussion

40.	How much did sea level rise in 20th century ?
A.	1.3 mm/yr
B.	1.8 mm/yr
C.	1.7 mm/yr
D.	1.9 mm/yr
Answer» C. 1.7 mm/yr

Discussion

41.	Desert sand reflects up to:
A.	0.4mm
B.	0.3mm
C.	0.6mm
D.	0.7mm
Answer» B. 0.3mm

Discussion

42.	What does an occean have?
A.	Heat capacity
B.	Heat forms
C.	Heat Waves
D.	Absorbed heat
Answer» B. Heat forms

Discussion

43.	How much of earth's surface area is covered by deserts?
A.	0.71
B.	0.33
C.	0.29
D.	0.5
Answer» C. 0.29

Discussion

44.	United Nations Convention to 'Combat Desertification' was set up in
A.	1996
B.	2000
C.	1990
D.	1980
Answer» B. 2000

Discussion

45.	Almost, 2% of land area is
A.	Mountains
B.	Grassland
C.	Natural Forest
D.	Plantation Forest
Answer» E.

Discussion

46.	Desert covers about 40%t of total land area of How much area does a desert cover?
A.	0.4
B.	0.3
C.	0.5
D.	0.1
Answer» B. 0.3

Discussion

47.	In which country 18 years of drought was recorded?
A.	Pakistan
B.	India
C.	Bangladesh
D.	Srilanka
Answer» C. Bangladesh

Discussion

48.	Which El Nino event was blamed for up setting world pattern of rainfall and drought, which areas of the world?
A.	Asia
B.	Africa
C.	America
D.	All of these
Answer» E.

Discussion

49.	Rich fishreries, reeds and other building materials are obtained from
A.	Coastal Areas
B.	Wetlands
C.	Forests
D.	Agricultural Lands
Answer» C. Forests

Discussion

50.	Waste disposal can have a serious
A.	Health Problems
B.	Social Issues
C.	Economic Problems
D.	Odour
Answer» B. Social Issues

Discussion

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Examples of tropical climate

The drastic change in the sea water temperature has effect the

An estimated survey report, showed that an extra meltwater caused by sea level to rise about

In 1988, highest flood level occurred in

Swamps, marshes, lakes and deltas are an example of

Medieval Warm Period was between 11 to

In a warmer atmosphere, more evaporation occurs from the

What are the main climate hazards?

In developed countries, loss of life is less than costs to

Why tropical climates are hot?

Tropical storms which forms in the Indian ocean is known as

Demersal fishes are found on the

Clearing forests and woodland for industrial or agricultural purposes is known as

Consevation of reserves can be more successfully achieved by the cooperation of

In Antarctica, accumulation is greater than

The blue Nile begin from the mountains of

Who was author of Silent Spring?

Damaging effects of pesticides on environment was described in which book?

What was Al Gore's book on environment?

When silent spring was published?

Human intervention in ecosystems, known as:

'NAO' stands for

What would be most targeted by global warming?

'THC' stands for

Harmonious relationship between humans and nature is given by

For cold water expension of temperature is:

'El' Nino has been well known for centuries along coasts of:

El Nino' has a devastating effect on

Second most intense 'El Nino' in twentieth century, occurred in

Largest contribution to sea level rise is from thermal expension of

Maximum density of sea water occurs at a temperature, approximately

Complete melting of Greenland ice-sheet, causing a sea level rise, approximately

In Greenland, ablation is greater than

Education, tourism, training and recreational facilities are located in which zone?

Living things in an environment is known as

The delta of which two great rivers flow in Bangladesh?

In which state of India, in 1999 cyclone battered for 36 hours?

Corals are significant source of food for

A common difficulty with forecasts is change in the

How much did sea level rise in 20th century ?

Desert sand reflects up to:

What does an occean have?

How much of earth's surface area is covered by deserts?

United Nations Convention to 'Combat Desertification' was set up in

Almost, 2% of land area is

Desert covers about 40%t of total land area of How much area does a desert cover?

In which country 18 years of drought was recorded?

Which El Nino event was blamed for up setting world pattern of rainfall and drought, which areas of the world?

Rich fishreries, reeds and other building materials are obtained from

Waste disposal can have a serious