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Geography Grade 12 Unit 2: CLIMATE CHANGE

national exam questions have come from this unit. It runs 28 pages; one careful study pass takes about 2.4 hours, and its difficulty is moderate among Geography units. Each section below lists the questions set from it, with the year, and opens the page that teaches it.

2.1 Basic Concepts of Climate Change · read p. 35
2.2 Trends in Global Climate Change · read p. 38
Not asked in a national paper yet.
2.3 Natural and Human Induced Climate Change · read p. 39
  • 2018 E.C., Q4 – What is climate change?
  • 2017 E.C., Q88 – Which one of the following shows the global trends of climate change?
  • 2017 E.C., Q89 – Which one of the following is the major anthropogenic cause for climate change?
  • 2016 E.C., Q23 – Which statement shows the trend of world climate change?
2.4 Consequences of Climate Change · read p. 46
  • 2018 E.C., Q5 – How does climate change impact water resources?
2.5 Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies to Climate Change · read p. 50
  • 2017 E.C., Q98 – What anticipatory climate change adaptation strategy can be proposed for people living in flood prone areas?
  • 2017 E.C., Q34 – Which one of the following differentiates climate change mitigation strategies from adaptation? Mitigation strategies
2.6 International conventions and agreements on climate · read p. 53
  • 2018 E.C., Q7 – Which of the following is correct about the Paris Agreement (2015) on climate change?
  • 2017 E.C., Q35 – Which one of the following statements is correct about the status of international conventions and agreements on climate change?
  • 2016 E.C., Q77 – On which issues of climate change have the world leaders agreed?
  • 2016 E.C., Q76 – Which statement describes the Kyoto protocol adopted in 1997?
2.7 Pillars of Climate Resilient Green Economy of Ethiopia · read p. 57
  • 2018 E.C., Q37 – Which of the following is the priority area of the Climate Resilient Green Economy of Ethiopia (CRGE)?
  • 2018 E.C., Q6 – Which of the following is a climate change mitigation strategy?