Climate Change Basics
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100

What is the main gas that causes global warming?

Carbon dioxide (CO2)

100

What material takes hundreds of years to break down in nature?

Plastic

100

What color bin is usually for recycling?

Blue

100

Name one animal affected by climate change.

Literally any animal...

100

What’s one thing you can do at home to help the Earth?

Turn off lights, recycle, etc.

200

What is the name of the effect that traps heat in our atmosphere?

Greenhouse effect

200

What type of pollution harms fish and ocean life?

Water pollution

200

What does the "reduce" part mean?

Use less stuff in the first place

200

Why are bees important?

They pollinate plants and crops

200

How can you travel without polluting?

Bike, walk, carpool

300

True of False: Climate change is always bad

False

300

Name one way littering harms animals.

They can eat it or get stuck in it.

300

Give one example of something you can reuse.

Water bottle, bag, container, etc.

300

What happens when a species goes extinct?

It's gone forever

300

What’s an “eco-friendly” product?

Something good for the environment

400

What is one human activity that contributes to climate change?

Burning fossil fuels, deforestation, etc.

400

What does air pollution come from?

Cars, factories, fires, etc.

400

What symbol shows something is recyclable?

Three arrows forming a triangle

400

What is the word for protecting forests and animals?

Conservation

400

Name a local action you could do in North Andover.

Town cleanup, school recycling club

500

Which layer of the atmosphere is getting hotter due to climate change?

The troposphere

500

What is one way to stop plastic pollution?

Reuse, recycle, ban single-use plastics, etc.

500

What is composting?

Turning food/plant waste into soil

500

What is deforestation?

Cutting down too many trees

500

What is a “carbon footprint”?

The amount of carbon emissions you cause

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