Просмотр связанных заданий №540, №541, №542, №543, №544, №545, №546

Paragraph 1 says that people …

1) think that the climate is not changing.
2) doubt that climate change is man-made.
3) believe that in medieval times climate was harsh.
4) tend to ask strange questions about climate change.

According to recent studies of public attitude to climate change, more and more people …

1) refuse to accept the scientific proof of warming.
2) know that there is no clear evidence of climate change.
3) think that scientists are wrong about climate warming.
4) have stopped trusting climate science.

What is meant by “uncomfortable truth” in paragraph 4?

1) Scientific reports on climate.
2) Evidence of man-made climate change.
3) World financial crisis.
4) People’s personal beliefs.

What does “this” in paragraph 5 refer to?

1) Scientific evidence of climate change.
2) Negative public attitude to climate change.
3) The way the climate change used to be presented.
4) The historical impact of climate change.

The author gives the example of cold winters in the UK to point out that …

1) the weather in Britain has always been unpredictable.
2) the Met Office doesn’t make public the evidence it collected.
3) there is evidence that the climate change has stopped finally.
4) people draw conclusions based on their own experience rather than scientific evidence.

How does the author feel about the evidence of climate change?

1) It’s not enough yet.
2) It’s not very convincing.
3) It soon would become conclusive.
4) It’s irrelevant so far.

The author wants climate scientists to continue their work because …

1) they have not shared their findings with the public.
2) people need to know how to get ready for changes.
3) society demands more research in this field.
4) people don’t want to make up their own minds.