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Q1.
A system is a model.
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Q2.
Scale models are miniature representations
of systems.
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Q3.Biosphere-I
is an artificial biosphere in the Arizona desert.
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Q4.
Maps are analogue models.
Q5.
Box-and-arrow diagrams represent relations in a
system.
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Q6.
Deterministic models contain no random components.
Q7.
Tutorial models are complicated.
Q8.
The Daisyworld model suggests that life
controls the planetary temperature.
Q9.
Atmosphere–ocean general circulation models are examples of comprehensive
models.
Q10.
Global average surface temperature rose
steadily during the twentieth century.
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Q11.
Less intense precipitation events are expected during the twenty-first
century because of global warming.
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Q12. Dynamic
Global Vegetation Models predict vegetation change.
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Q13. Earth
Simulator is a giant computer used to study global change.
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Q14.
Earth System Models of Intermediate Complexity
are simpler than comprehensive models.
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Q15. Forest
succession models can be used to predict the response of tree species
to climatic change.
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