Super Green (2021/2022)

How are warming ocean temperatures impacting marine animals (e.g. whales, fish)?

• They aren’t as hungry because it's so hot

• Warmer water makes them sleepy

• Their migratory patterns are changing

• Summer seems longer so fish are schooling less

To boost resilience in our food supply, Singapore makes use of _____.

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Towards the end of the century, daily mean temperatures are expected to _______ if we do not take enough actions to stop climate change.

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“We can drink water directly from the tap in Singapore.” Is this true?

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• False

To ensure that water will never run out, everyone of us has to do our part to conserve water.

Which of these are example(s) of water conservation? Select all that apply.

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Singapore gets its water from the 4 National Taps. Which Tap does the following describe?

“Two-thirds of Singapore’s land area is used to collect water. Most of the stormwater is channelled through drains, canals and rivers to 17 reservoirs for storage and then treated to become drinking water.”

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How much is Singapore’s water demand expected to increase by 2061?

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There are 17 reservoirs in Singapore. The first of which is the ______

• Marina Barrage Reservoir

• MacRitchie Reservoir

• Bedok Reservoir

• Lower Seletar Reservoir

Plants help to regulate the Urban Heat Island Effect.

"The Urban Heat Island effect is the phenomenon whereby the urban city areas experience lower temperatures compared to the rural surroundings."

Is this true?

• True

• False

Which type of pollution does Singapore suffer from? Select all that apply.

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