Discovering the Greenhouse: History of Climate Science Quiz

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Discovering the Greenhouse: History of Climate Science: a General level Climate Science quiz. Test your knowledge with 13 questions!
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Question 1
Who first predicted that CO2 could warm the Earth in the 1890s?
A Charles Darwin
B Albert Einstein
C Isaac Newton
D Svante Arrhenius
Question 2
What does the IPCC stand for?
A Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
B International Policy on Carbon Consumption
C International Panel on Climate Change
D Internal Program for Climate Control
Question 3
Which gas did John Tyndall identify as a heat-trapping gas?
A Argon
B Nitrogen
C Carbon dioxide
D Oxygen
Question 4
In which decade did global warming become a major public concern?
A 1910s
B 1980s
C 1920s
D 1950s
Question 5
Who started the 'Keeling Curve' measurements of atmospheric CO2?
A James Hansen
B Greta Thunberg
C Charles Keeling
D Michael Mann

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