Adapted from a list of questions posed to students and delegates after a tour / discussion about climatology, global warming, climate change etc. None of the questions seek to prove or disprove global warming and climate change, all have factual answers.
How did you do? After the discussion / tour most people get about 12 or 13 out of 20 correct. There's only 17 questions here and they're not following a discussion in which many of the answers are mentioned. I reckon 5 or 6 would be quite a reasonable score, more than 10 would be really good.
1) The earliest reliable temperature record dates from...
A) 1559, B) 1659, C) 1759, D) 1859, E) 1959
2) What are the first three letters of the name of that record?
A) Had, B) Has, C) Her, D) His, E) Hot
3) Which of these five figures is closest to the AVERAGE amount of water vapour in the atmosphere?
A) 0.01%, B) 0.05%, C) 0.1%, D) 0.5%, E) 1.0%
2007-08-16
02:18:24
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Trevor
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