Climate Post-Learning Quiz
Climate Awareness Quiz
Test your knowledge about climate and geography with our engaging quiz! This quiz consists of 10 multiple-choice questions that cover various aspects of climate zones, geographical lines, and environmental impacts.
Key features:
- Multiple choice format
- Learn about climate and geography
- Fun and educational for all ages
What do you call the invisible lines which run vertically to the Earth's poles?
Lines of Longitude
Lines of Latitude
Equators
Tropics
What degrees latitude will you find the Equator?
23.5°S
23.5° N
0°
90°
Arid climate zones have:
A hot, dry climate
An extremely cold climate
Warm summers and wet winters
4 distinct seasons each year
The United Kingdom has a:
Polar climate
Temperate climate
Arid climate
Mediterranean climate
Which of these countries has the Tropic of Cancer (23.5°N) running through them?
Australia
South Africa
Antarctica
Mexico
Antarctica can reach winter temperatures of:
0°
- 6°
- 60°
- 600°
Which of these gases is a harmful gas released by livestock?
Oxygen
Methane
Nitrogen
Helium
Which of these would NOT be considered a negative effect of global warming:
Droughts
Unexpected, extreme weather
Sea levels rising
More days of sunshine in summer
Which of these options are measured on a climate graph?
Rainfall and Temperature
Wind and Rainfall
Wind and Temperature
Sun and Rainfall
Which of these actions can you do at home to reduce your impact on climate change?
Put all your waste in 1 bin to save space
Use a car to make small journeys
Switch off unused appliances
Eat lots of meat so there's less animals
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