Question

6. Which choice gives the correct sequence of a chain of events that show cause-and-effect relationships resulting from human activity? (1 point)(1 point) Responses increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms; increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increased flooding increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms; increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increased flooding increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms; increased flooding increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms; increased flooding increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increased flooding; increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increased flooding; increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms; increased flooding

Answer 1

The correct sequence of a chain of events that show cause-and-effect relationships resulting from human activity is:

**Increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere; increased water vapor in the atmosphere; increase in severe storms; increased flooding.**

This sequence properly demonstrates how increased carbon dioxide contributes to higher temperatures, leading to more water vapor in the atmosphere, which can then intensify storms and lead to flooding.