Climate Change
Sustainability
Politics and Governance
Culture and Community
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100

What is the name of the process where fertile land turns into desert?

desertification

100

What is a system where resources can be continually replenished or reused?

Perpetual Loop 

100

 In what political system do all citizens have equal power to decide the government?

Democracy 

100

What is the term for making cultures around the world more similar?

homogenization

100

What kind of home does not increase the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere?

zero-carbon home

200

What is released when glaciers and permafrost melt?

CO2

200

What is technology designed to improve the environment and reduce energy consumption called?

Green Technology 

200

What is the suppression of information deemed harmful or politically unacceptable called?

Censorship 

200

What are some reasons people migrate to other countries?

economic, social, or cultural reasons

200

Name three ways to make a phone more sustainable.

using recyclable materials, making it repairable, or offering trade-ins for old phones

300

Name two economic activities that contribute to climate change.

mining/extraction of fossil fuels, deforestation, overfishing, or factory pollution

300

What are two features of a zero-carbon home?

nsulation, solar panels, and energy-efficient appliances

300

Give two reasons why information might be censored.

national security, protecting morals, or maintaining public order

300

Besides English, what are the two most spoken languages in the world?

Mandarin Chinese and Spanish

300

Give two examples of actions pressure groups can take to push for environmental regulations.

lobbying for legislation, petitioning, and public campaigns

400

Why is biodiversity reduced due to climate change?

because plants and animals cannot adapt to the changing environment? 

400

Give two examples of how a clothing brand can be more sustainable

using biodegradable fabrics or offering recycling programs

400

What is a disadvantage of democracy?

decision making takes a long time, some people may not participate, or voters can make misinformed choices

400

What has helped to make English a dominant language?

The internet and communications technology being widely developed in English-speaking countries

400

Discuss how censorship and bias can work together to hinder global citizenship and provide specific examples to support your points.

Censorship suppresses dissenting voices and limits access to information, preventing people from forming informed opinions on global issues. Bias in media and education can distort perceptions of other cultures and global events, creating prejudice and hindering understanding. For example, state-controlled media in some countries censors news about human rights violations and promotes biased narratives that justify their actions

500

What region is experiencing rapid ice melt due to rising global temperatures, contributing to rising sea levels?

Greenland

500

Why is a circular economy better for the environment than a linear economy?

products are used more intensively, so that fewer products need to be made, reducing raw materials use

500

What are some concerns about using technology for voting?

privacy, hacking, and fake news

500

What is a potential negative effect of social media on communities?

Increased isolation

500

A coastal city is experiencing frequent flooding due to rising sea levels. What are two strategies, one short-term and one long-term, that the city can adopt?

Short-term: Invest in flood defenses such as sea walls or levees. Long-term: Relocate vulnerable buildings or promote green infrastructure like wetlands.