Greenhouse gases
Global Warming effects
Energy & Heat
Waves
Carbon cycle
100

Which gas is the most abundant greenhouse gas produced by human activity through burning fossil fuels.

carbon dioxide (CO₂)

100

Clearing forests for farming is an example of this human activity.

deforestation

100

Energy is a measure of the amount of movement experienced by these.

particles

100

Waves that need a medium (particles) to travel are called this.

mechanical waves

100

Plants remove this gas from the atmosphere during photosynthesis.

carbon dioxide (CO₂)

200

Which greenhouse gas is released by livestock and contributes to global warming.

methane (CH₄)

200

Burning coal, oil, and gas releases this into the atmosphere.

carbon dioxide (CO₂)

200

Heat transfer through direct contact between particles is called this.

conduction

200

Waves that do not require a medium and can travel through space.

electromagnetic waves

200

The process where living things release CO₂ back into the atmosphere.

respiration

300

Which gases trap heat in the atmosphere, keeping Earth warm enough for life.

greenhouse gases

300

The rise in Earth's average temperature due to greenhouse gases is called this.

global warming

300

Heat transfer in fluids, caused by warmer, less dense parts rising and cooler, denser parts sinking.

convection

300

The distance between two wave peaks is called this.

wavelength

300

The breakdown of dead plants and animals returns carbon to the soil or atmosphere through this process

decomposition

400

Which long-lived greenhouse gas is mainly released by industrial processes and contributes to ozone depletion.

nitrous oxide (N₂O)

400

The result of global warming that can affect sea levels and weather patterns.

climate change

400

Energy transfer via electromagnetic waves, not requiring particles, is called this.

radiation

400

The number of wave cycles that pass a point per second is called this.

frequency

400

This process releases carbon dioxide when humans burn wood, coal, or oil.

combustion

500

This human activity increases greenhouse gas levels in the atmosphere and accelerates global warming.

burning fossil fuels / deforestation / industrial activity

500

Human activities that increase greenhouse gases are said to have this type of effect on the planet.

anthropogenic (human-caused)

500

The faster the particles move in an object, the higher its _____.

temperature

500

The maximum height of a wave from its rest position is called this.

amplitude

500

The movement of carbon between living things, the atmosphere, oceans, and Earth is called this.

carbon cycle

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