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AP Success - AP World History: Greenhouse Effect: Historical View

"Atmospheric monitoring programs show that the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased about 8% over the last twenty-five years and now stands at about 340 parts per million . . .The carbon dioxide content of the atmosphere is of concern since it can affect global climate . . . Mitigation of the “greenhouse effect” would require major reductions in fossil fuel consumption. . . Overall, the current outlook suggests potentially serious climate programs are not likely to occur until the late 21st century."

M.B. Glaser, Manager, Environmental Affairs Programs, Exxon Research and Engineering Company, “CO2 Greenhouse Effect,” November 12, 1982

Question 1

Multiple choice

According to the source, what has been the trend in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels over the 25 years prior to 1982?

  • An increase of about 8%

  • A decrease of about 8%

  • No significant change

  • A fluctuation with no clear trend

Question 2

Multiple choice

The source from 1982 suggests that serious climate problems related to the greenhouse effect would not become apparent until when?

  • The early 21st century

  • The late 21st century

  • The late 20th century

  • The mid-22nd century

Question 3

Multiple choice

What action does the source imply would be necessary to mitigate the 'greenhouse effect'?

  • Development of genetically modified crops

  • Expansion of nuclear energy programs

  • Major reductions in fossil fuel consumption

  • Increased use of aerosol products

Question 4

Multiple choice

The source is associated with which of the following industries?

  • Oil and Gas

  • Pharmaceutical

  • Agriculture

  • Automotive

Question 5

Multiple choice

What does the source identify as a consequence of the rising carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere?

  • Reduction in global biodiversity

  • Potential to affect global climate

  • Immediate health risks to human populations

  • Increase in atmospheric oxygen levels

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