Literature Review

RESEARCH: What is the impact of climate change on biodiversity?

• Climate change can lead to habitat loss, changes in ecosystems, and increased extinction rates among species.

• Climate change only affects a few species

• Biodiversity thrives in changing climates

• Climate change has no impact on biodiversity

Why is research important in the field of climate change?

• Research is not important for climate change

• We already know everything about climate change

• Climate change is not a real issue

• Research helps in understanding the complexities of climate change, identifying causes, predicting future scenarios, and guiding mitigation and adaptation efforts.

How can a research project contribute to understanding climate change?

• By conducting research, collecting data, analyzing trends, and drawing conclusions related to climate patterns, greenhouse gas emissions, and their impact on the environment.

• By ignoring scientific data and relying on personal opinions

• By conducting experiments on unrelated topics

• By promoting misinformation and false claims

RESEARCH: Discuss the role of greenhouse gases in global warming.

• Greenhouse gases play a significant role in global warming by trapping heat in the Earth's atmosphere.

• Greenhouse gases have no impact on global warming

• Global warming is caused by natural cycles, not greenhouse gases

• Greenhouse gases are beneficial for the environment and do not contribute to global warming

RESEARCH: What are the key findings of recent studies on climate change?

• Increasing global temperatures, rising sea levels, extreme weather events, impact on biodiversity

• Decreasing global temperatures

• Mild weather events

• Falling sea levels

Explain the process of conducting research on climate change.

• Define research question, conduct experiment, analyze data, draw conclusions, publish results

• Conduct survey, review literature, analyze data, draw conclusions, present findings

• Define research question, conduct literature review, collect data, analyze data, draw conclusions, communicate findings

• Define hypothesis, collect data, analyze data, draw conclusions, communicate findings

What are the steps involved in developing a research project?

• Choosing a conclusion first, skipping the research phase, not communicating results

• Selecting a topic, conducting research, formulating hypothesis, designing experiments, analyzing data, communicating results

• Skipping the hypothesis step, not analyzing data, not designing experiments

• Conducting experiments before selecting a topic, not formulating a hypothesis, not analyzing data

How can literature reviews help in shaping research on climate change?

• Literature reviews are only useful for historical context and have no relevance to current climate change research.

• Literature reviews are time-consuming and should be avoided in climate change research.

• Literature reviews provide entertainment value but do not contribute to research on climate change.

• Literature reviews provide a foundation of knowledge, highlight gaps, suggest methodologies, and offer insights into past findings and trends.

RESEARCH: What are the ethical considerations when conducting research on climate change?

• Not obtaining informed consent

• Focusing only on short-term impacts

• Ignoring data privacy

• Ethical considerations when conducting research on climate change include obtaining informed consent, ensuring data privacy, avoiding harm, being transparent, and considering long-term impacts.

Discuss the significance of peer-reviewed literature in climate change research.

• Peer-reviewed literature is biased towards certain research findings

• Peer-reviewed literature is only relevant for historical data in climate change research

• Peer-reviewed literature ensures the quality and credibility of information in climate change research.

• Peer-reviewed literature has no impact on climate change research