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Introduction to SDGs/CE

Quizzes

Exercise: Multiple choice

1. The SDGs or Global Goals are a set of goals set by the United Nations to end poverty by which year?

Exercise: Multiple choice

2. The definition of extreme poverty is when people earn:

Exercise: Multiple choice

3. How many people in the world suffer from hunger?

Exercise: Multiple choice

4. What is main cause of death in children 5 years old younger in the developing world?

Exercise: Multiple choice

5. How many children around the world are forced to work ?

Exercise: Multiple choice

6. Which of the following are important in gender equality?

Exercise: Multiple choice

7. Where does 90% of waste water from human activity go?

Exercise: Multiple choice

N.B. Hydro makes up approximately1/5 of global electricity production

8. What is the most used renewable energy in the world?

Exercise: Multiple choice

9. Which of the following are criteria for ‘decent work’?

Exercise: Multiple choice

10. Which of these cities are often included in the top 10 greenest’ cities in the world ?

Exercise: Multiple choice

11. How much of the world’s wealth does the richest 1% of the population have?

Exercise: Multiple choice

12. From highest to lowest which type of transport is the most polluting on a 10Km journey in a city?

Exercise: Multiple choice

N.B. This is more than 1.3 billion tonnes per year

13. What proportion of the world’s food is wasted or thrown away?

Exercise: Multiple choice

N.B. Over half of oxygen in the atmosphere is produced by ocean phytoplankton.

16. Stopping forests disappearing is really important in combatting climate change because

Exercise: Multiple choice

17. What group of people have the nickname ‘blue helmets’?

Exercise: Multiple choice

N.B.193 out of the 197 countries in the world are members ☺

18. What does UN stand for?

Exercise: True / False

Decide for the below statement if it is True or False, on the basis of what you have learned about PURE OCEANS.


PURE OCEANS has been started to produce as much profit as possible.

Exercise: True / False

Decide for the below statement if it is True or False, on the basis of what you have learned about PURE OCEANS.


PURE OCEANS tries to solve the problem of plastic solutions on the beaches.

Exercise: True / False

Decide for the below statement if it is True or False, on the basis of what you have learned about PURE OCEANS.

Circular Economy goes beyond the scope and strict focus of the actions of waste management and recycling.

Exercise: True / False

Decide for the below statement if it is True or False

At the current rate there will be more plastic in the oceans that fish by 2050.

N.B. There is more than 150 million tonnes of plastic in oceans at the moment and that could double by 2050

Exercise: Drag & Drop

Put the words in the right column.

Drag & drop question

natural resources
energy production
energy production
economic development
share
remake
climate & environment
climate system
balanced ecosystems
reuse
recycle
social progress
Circular economy
Sustainability
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