Environmental Citizenship Diagnostic

Conservation refers to...

• The prevention of wasteful use of resources.

• The ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level.

• the action of making use of and benefiting from resources.

• The action or process preventing damage.

What is the term for the surroundings or conditions in which a person, animal, or plant lives or operates?

• Exploitation

• Conservation

• Environment

• Sustainability

What are the four types conservational threats?

• Environmental, climate, marginalisation, and pollution.

• Deforestation, overfishing, industrialisation, and pollution.

• Environmental, animal, marine, and human.

• Climate, pollution, animal, and dredging.

What is the main idea of the clip from A Life on Our Planet by David Attenborough?

• We're replacing wild animals with tame animals.

• Human beings have overtaken the world.

• We need to stop deforestation to save the animals.

• Habitat loss is the main reason for climate change.

Who wrote Trash ?

• Phillip Pullman

• Dan Brown

• James Patterson

• Andy Mulligan

What is the main idea of Trash?

• Rubbish collection leads to profit

• Human greed and waste

• Trash is ruining the environment.

• Rubbish can be reused for conservation.

What are the 5 main narrative conventions?

• Theme, conflict, resolution, genre, and character.

• Theme, setting, character, plot, and point of view.

• Conflict, point of view, genre, character, and plot.

• Characterisation , genre, theme, point of view, and conflict.

What is the purpose of Wall-E?

• To warn us that greed will cripple us and destroy our home.

• To show that we can save the earth by cleaning little bits at a time.

• To warn against the effects mass of consumerism.

• To warn us that artificial inteliigence will take over our jobs.

What are the similarities of Trash and Wall-E?

• They're both about rubbish and making money from nothing.

• They're both about the effects of overconsumption.

• They're both about environmental conservation.

• They're both about animal conservation and greed.

Which of the following are conventions of a documentary?

• Re-enactments, interviews with experts, foreshadowing, and anecdotes.

• Captioning, archival footage, voice-over narration, and point of view.

• Music and sound effects, anecdotes, expert opinions, and foreshadowing.

• Captioning, archival footage, voice-over narration, and captioning.