Social Sciences, asked by Anonymous, 7 months ago

6. Which human activities cause global warming?
a) Deforestation
b) CFC Gases
c) Human's selfishness
d) All of these
7. Which one of the following cause global warming?
a) Radiative forcing
b) Earth gravitation force
c) Oxygen
d) Centripetal force
8. How human activity has influenced global warming?
a) By planting more trees
b) By causing changing in gravitational force
c) By changing the radiative balance governing the Earth
d) By protecting environment
9. Which one of the following is the anthropogenic radiative forcing of climate?
a) Aerosols
b) Cement
c) Paper
d) Glass
10. Which one of the following land use causes global warming?
a) Increase in the fertility of soil
b) Surface reflectance
c) Forestation
d) Adopting organic farming

Answers

Answered by sadaf9634
10

Answer:

a) deforestation

a) radiative forcing

d) by protecting environment

a) aerosols

c) forestation

Answered by qwsuccess
0

The answers to the following 5 questions and their explanations are as follows:

  • 6.(Option d) All of these Human activities Cause global warming. Due to various human activities each and every day, the temperature of the earth's atmosphere is increasing. That's called Global Warming. Causes are Cfc gases, industrial activity, deforestation,Selfishness of humans etc.
  • 7.(Option a)Radiative forcing is causing global warming. This is nothing but the change of energy flux in our surrounding atmosphere caused by natural or man-made activities.
  • 8. Human activity is one of the main reasons for global warming. This has influenced GW (Option c) By changing the radiative balance governing the Earth.
  • 9. From the following, the global radiative forcing of our climate is (Option a)Aerosols. Aerosols are basically a suspension of very little solid particles or droplets that are usually mixed with other gas or air. Example- Smoke.
  • 10. The one land use which causes global warming is (Option b.)Surface reflectance. The more times rays reflect on the surface the more global warming gains.

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