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What is climate change?
The Earth getting hotter
The Earth getting colder
The oceans disappearing
More rain everywhere
What produces greenhouse gases?
Planting trees
Recycling plastic
Using bicycles
Burning fossil fuels
Where do greenhouse gases get trapped?
In the oceans
In the soil
In the atmosphere
In forests
What can people do to help the environment?
Drive more cars
Reduce their carbon footprint
Use more plastic
Cut more trees
Which energy sources are renewable?
Natural gas only
Coal and oil
Wind and solar
Petrol and diesel
What does deforestation mean?
Cutting down trees
Watering plants
Protecting forests
Planting new trees
Why does cutting trees add to climate change?
Trees create pollution
Trees produce oil
Trees stop wind
Trees absorb carbon dioxide
What is an ecovillage?
A place with no technology
A community living eco-friendly
A big industrial city
A village with only farmers
How do people in an ecovillage help the environment?
Build more factories
Recycle more and use less energy
Use more fossil fuels
Cut trees faster
Which gas is mentioned as a greenhouse gas?
Nitrogen
Oxygen
Carbon dioxide
Hydrogen
What does “carbon footprint” mean?
The impact your activities have on the environment
The shape of your shoes
The size of your house
Your walking speed
What are fossil fuels?
Coal and oil
Wind turbines
Aquatic plants
Recycled materials
What does “renewable” mean?
Cannot be replaced
Can be replaced naturally
Very expensive
Easily breaks
What does “absorb” mean?
Throw away
Push out
Take in or soak up
Ignore
What does “environmentally friendly” mean?
Using more energy
Not harming nature
Harming animals
Creating more waste
What does “atmosphere” mean?
A kind of forest
A type of weather
A type of machine
The layer of gases around Earth
