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    1. The document is a final exam for a GE 107 class that covers topics related to climate change, the environment, and sustainability. 2. It contains 20 true/false questions testing knowledge of these topics, including causes of climate change like greenhouse gases and deforestation, impacts like extreme weather, and solutions like reducing food waste and carbon footprints. 3. It also asks students to identify key concepts in environmental science and discuss how individual choices and government policy can both help address climate change.

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    Saint Columban College

    College of Teacher Education Arts and Sciences


    Fina Examination
    GE 107
    Name: ____________________________

    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: You are NOT allowed to consult external sources when working on
    the quiz. This includes people, other textbooks and online resources

    True or False: Write “true” if the statement is correct otherwise “false”.


    _____1. Ice melts and islands disappear when climate changes.
    _____2. Industries and vehicles are two sources of air pollution in urban (populated) areas.
    _____3. Depletion of the ozone layer is a cause of air pollution
    _____4. Oxygen is an air pollutant
    _____5. Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas that helps regulate the temperature of the earth’s atmosphere
    _____6. Volcanic activity is a biotic factor that affects climate
    _____7. Greenhouse gases are basically essential to our climate.
    _____8. Planets with abundant greenhouse gases have huge temperature.
    _____9. Loss of habitat is causing the most species’ extinction.
    _____10. Biodiversity contributes to wireless internet.
    _____11. Global warming is the greatest threat to polar bears.
    _____ 12. Deforestation and forest degradation, and the associated loss of forest biodiversity, mainly caused by
    the expansion of urban areas.
    _____13. Greenhouse effect means when you paint your house green to become an environmentalist.
    _____14. Most places on Earth are warmer than they were 100 years ago.
    _____15. The weather is the same as the climate
    _____16. Riding a bike to a place contributes less to carbon footprints.
    _____17. Wasting less food is a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
    _____18. More extreme weather like droughts, heat waves and hurricanes are some of the consequences
    associated with climate change
    _____ 19. The overwhelming majority of scientists agree that climate change is real and caused by humans.
    _____ 20. More greenhouse gasses mean a cooler Earth.

    II. Simple Recall: Identify the concept being sought after


    _________ 1. It is the non-living part of an ecosystem that shapes its environment
    _________ 2. It is a biotic and abiotic surrounding of an organism or population
    _________ 3. It is a variety of life forms in a specific environment or ecosystem
    _________ 4. How many have been identified if there is estimated to 100 million species on the earth?
    _________ 5. It is a greenhouse gas produced by cars
    _________ 6. Which greenhouse gas is the main driver of Earth’s current warming?
    _________ 7. . It refers to the state of the atmosphere over an area at a given point in time
    _________ 8. It refers to the average weather in a given area over a longer period of time
    _________ 9. What is the name of the gas responsible for 75% of the warming effect from greenhouse gasses?
    _________ 10. It is a greenhouse gas released by coal mining, landfills and by agriculture

    III. Briefly answer each of the following:


    1. Explain how individual human choice impact climate change?
    2. Some people think that current environmental issues are global problems and should be dealt by the
    government while others believe that these problems can be tackled by individuals. Discuss both sides
    and give your opinion

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