Beyond the Tales | 3. Quiz Quiz

1. The Climate Time Machine shows visualization of changing global surface temperatures in the last 130 years. Which region experienced the biggest temperature increase?
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The Climate Time Machine
- Latin America
- Australia
- The Arctic
2. By how much has the global average surface temperature increased compared to the pre-industrial era?
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- by 5.6 degrees
- by 0.4 degrees
- by 1.2 degrees
3. The impacts of global warming: (multiple-choice question)
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- Lowering of the sea level
- More frequent and stronger extreme weather events (droughts, floods, heat waves …)
- Reduced snowfall
- Earthquakes
- Extinction of species
4. European countries consume ____ planets’ worth of natural resources per year, which means that we act as if we have so many natural resources that they can only be renewed in the time for which we would need ____ planets.
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- 1.5
- 3.5
- 4.5
5. The average total carbon footprint of a European citizen is about _____ CO2 per year.
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- A: 4 tonnes
- C: 8 tonnes
- B: 6 tonnes
6. To achieve a climate-neutral society, the total carbon footprint of an individual should be around ______ CO2 per year. This means that it is currently 5 times too large.
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- A: 1.5 tonnes
- B: 2.5 tonnes
- C: 3 tonnes
7. Of all the activities, choose the largest greenhouse gas saver / savings activity (per person).
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- Plant-based diet
- Comprehensive waste sorting
- 1 transoceanic flight not made
- (Self-)consumption of renewable electricity in the household
- Planting of a tree
- Car-free living
8. Of all the activities, choose the second largest greenhouse gas saver / savings activity (per person).
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- Plant-based diet
- Comprehensive waste sorting
- Planting of a tree
- Car-free living
- (Self-)consumption of renewable electricity in the household
- 1 transoceanic flight not made
9. The Paris Climate Agreement is a legally binding international treaty that sets out a joint effort by the countries of the world to hold the increase in the global average temperature to below _____ °C compared to the pre-industrial era.
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- 2.7
- 1.2
- 1.5
10. The key principles of sustainable consumption are: (multiple-choice question)
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- Buy-use-throw away
- Make-use-reuse
- Organic, local, seasonal, fair, zero waste
- Cheap, fast, simple
11. Which country is historically most responsible for climate change
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- United States of America
- China
- Germany

Climate driven migration: through global education and youth perspectives

3. Quiz Quiz

1. The Climate Time Machine shows visualization of changing global surface temperatures in the last 130 years. Which region experienced the biggest temperature increase?

2. By how much has the global average surface temperature increased compared to the pre-industrial era?

3. The impacts of global warming: (multiple-choice question)

4. European countries consume planets’ worth of natural resources per year, which means that we act as if we have so many natural resources that they can only be renewed in the time for which we would need planets.

5. The average total carbon footprint of a European citizen is about _____ CO2 per year.

6. To achieve a climate-neutral society, the total carbon footprint of an individual should be around ______ CO2 per year. This means that it is currently 5 times too large.

7. Of all the activities, choose the largest greenhouse gas saver / savings activity (per person).

8. Of all the activities, choose the second largest greenhouse gas saver / savings activity (per person).

9. The Paris Climate Agreement is a legally binding international treaty that sets out a joint effort by the countries of the world to hold the increase in the global average temperature to below _____ °C compared to the pre-industrial era.

10. The key principles of sustainable consumption are: (multiple-choice question)

11. Which country is historically most responsible for climate change

Climate driven migration: through global education and youth perspectives

3. Quiz Quiz

1. The Climate Time Machine shows visualization of changing global surface temperatures in the last 130 years. Which region experienced the biggest temperature increase?

2. By how much has the global average surface temperature increased compared to the pre-industrial era?

3. The impacts of global warming: (multiple-choice question)

4. European countries consume ____ planets’ worth of natural resources per year, which means that we act as if we have so many natural resources that they can only be renewed in the time for which we would need ____ planets.

5. The average total carbon footprint of a European citizen is about _____ CO2 per year.

6. To achieve a climate-neutral society, the total carbon footprint of an individual should be around ______ CO2 per year. This means that it is currently 5 times too large.

7. Of all the activities, choose the largest greenhouse gas saver / savings activity (per person).

8. Of all the activities, choose the second largest greenhouse gas saver / savings activity (per person).

9. The Paris Climate Agreement is a legally binding international treaty that sets out a joint effort by the countries of the world to hold the increase in the global average temperature to below _____ °C compared to the pre-industrial era.

10. The key principles of sustainable consumption are: (multiple-choice question)

11. Which country is historically most responsible for climate change

4. European countries consume planets’ worth of natural resources per year, which means that we act as if we have so many natural resources that they can only be renewed in the time for which we would need planets.