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Name:____________ Class____________ Date__________ The Greenhouse effect Light from the Sun What gases in the atmosphere stop the heat from escaping? This is because these gases (absorb/reflect/transmit) the heat energy? 1. What type of radiation does the sun emit? i. ii. iii. iv. Which gas has increased due to humans? What human activities have led to an increase in this gas? 2. The radiation passes through the Earth’s ___________ ___and hits the Earth’s surface. i. ii. iii. Greenhouse gases 3. When radiation passes through something this means that it is absorbed / reflected / transmitted Climate change What is the difference between the terms ‘climate’ and ‘weather’? 4. When the radiation hits the Earth’s surface some of it bounces back into space. This means it has been absorbed / reflected / transmitted How has the Earth’s climate changed over the last 150 years? 5. Some of the radiation that hits the Earth’s surface does not bounce back. This means it has been absorbed / reflected / transmitted What negative effects might this have? What is being done to prevent climate change? 6. This radiation warms the Earth’s surface and the heat energy is radiated back into space. This is called ________________ radiation.