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15. What is the impact of climate change on chocolate?
 
The cacao plant may disappear.
 
Cocoa beans will be too hot to handle
 
Chocolate production will become easier
6. By 2050, how many people could be living in areas where water is scarce for at least 1 month a year?
 
Up to 5.7 billion
 
Up to 570 million
 
Up to 57 million
3. What can improve your health and fight climate change at the same time?
 
Walking or riding a bike
 
Wearing compression socks during long distance flights
 
Driving an electric car with ergonomic seats
15. How many species are threatened with extinction?
 
10,000
 
1,000
 
100,000
 
1,000,000
12. Is cheap/fast fashion sustainable?
 
No because it’s responsible for water waste and green gas
 
Yes, because it provides cheap clothing for all
 
No because people are all wearing the same clothes
6. What is the average daily water consumption per person?
 
Around 600 liters
 
Around 100 liters
 
Around 300 liters
15. Why are bees essential to life on earth?
 
They help produce fruits, vegetables, nuts, and seed
 
Their flight behaviour can indicate forthcoming storms
 
They produce honey, a nutritious food for many animals
12. What percentage of disposable masks used during the pandemic will end up in landfills?
 
75%
 
50%
 
25%
3. Air pollution is one of the most important environmental health risks and is responsible for:
 
1 in 9 deaths
 
1 in 900 deaths
 
1 in 50 deaths
15. How many people in the world depend on forests for subsistence and income?
 
One in 5
 
One in 50
 
One in 500
6. The percentage of freshwater resources devoted to crops and livestock production in 2020 was?
 
75%
 
55%
 
25%
 
15%
3. One in three outbreaks of new diseases is linked to:
 
Deforestation and land use changes
 
Population displacement
 
Accidents in research labs
6. The percentage of freshwater resources devoted to crops and livestock production in 2020 was?
 
75%
 
55%
 
25%
3. One in three outbreaks of new diseases is linked to:
 
Deforestation and land use changes
 
Accidents in research labs
 
Population displacement
11. What is a ‘15-minute city’?
 
A city where all basic services are accessible in 15 minute
 
A city built in 15 minutes from sustainable material
 
A city situated less than 15 minutes from the capital
8. What are the characteristics of the green economy?
 
Low carbon, resource efficient and socially inclusive
 
Sourcing all materials from protected areas
 
Producing at least 50% of organic material
2. What is the percentage of global greenhouse gas emissions from food waste globally?
 
8%
 
2%
 
10%
 
25%
8. What is a green job?
 
A job that contributes to the preservation or restoration o
 
A job in the forest management field
 
A job that can only be done outdoors
14. When corals experience stress from hot temperatures or pollution they turn what colour?
 
White
 
Black
 
Grey
 
Silver
8. How many ‘Green Jobs’ does forestry provide in the world?
 
450,000
 
9 Million
 
90 Million
 
45 million
14. Between 1950 and 2016 global fishery catches have increased by:
 
More than 400%
 
Around 200%
 
Close to 100%
8. The transition to a low greenhouse gas economy is expected to lead to:
 
A net creation of jobs
 
A loss of 15% of jobs
 
A loss of 30 % of jobs
5. Why are rural women more affected by climate change than men?
 
Because they produce 60% to 80% of the crops
 
Because they don’t have insurance policies
 
Because they are weaker
2. We should eat less meat because:
 
The meat industry is one of the sources of CO2 emissions
 
The meat industry does not pay taxes
 
The meat industry is not productive enough
 
Meat is not healthy
14. The ocean is called “the lungs of the planet” because:
 
Half of the oxygen on earth is produced by plankton
 
The ocean provides oxygen for marine creatures
 
The flow of the waves matches the rhythms of human breathing
11. What is Oceanix?
 
A floating city that can offer solutions to climate change
 
A comic created by the UN in charge of saving the oceans
 
The God of the Sea in Greek mythology
5. How many women are farm owners in the world?
 
13%
 
52%
 
75%
 
3%
1. According to the World Bank, what is extreme poverty?
 
Living on less than $1.9 a day
 
Being deprived of food longer than one day per week
 
Being unemployed
13. What is a greenhouse gas?
 
A gas that prevents heat from the earth escaping into space
 
A gas produced by low energy houses
 
A gas that becomes green when released in the atmosphere
10. How much of the world’s wealth does the world’s richest 1% own?
 
43.3%
 
23.3%
 
13.3%
 
63.3%
16. Since 2017, the number of climate-related lawsuits have
 
Doubled
 
Decreased
 
Stayed the same
13. Global emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) have increased since 1990 by how much?
 
50%
 
22%
 
10%
 
65%
7. Which country uses 100% renewable energy?
 
Iceland
 
Costa Rica
 
Burkina Faso
4. Education on climate change aims to:
 
Raise awareness about the climate
 
Provide assistance to schools affected by floods
 
Increase renewable energy production in schools
1. How many more people could fall into poverty by 2030 because of climate change?
 
120 million
 
12 million
 
1.2 million
13. How much has funding for climate change adaptation increased in recent years?
 
1,550
 
155
 
15
10. Why are poorer communities more vulnerable to natural disasters?
 
Because authorities protect the richest areas first
 
Because they live in coastal areas
 
Because they often have larger families to evacuate
7. Energy is the main contributor to climate change, producing:
 
60% of greenhouse gases
 
50% of greenhouse gases
 
30% of greenhouse gases
 
40% of greenhouse gases
2. How much food waste does the world produce every year?
 
1 Billion Tonnes
 
1 Thousand Tonnes
 
1 Million Tonnes
 
1 Trillion Tonnes
1. Climate change threatens to undo how many years of progress in poverty reduction?
 
50 years
 
30 years
 
25 years
 
40 years


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