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What role can individuals play in addressing climate change?

• A.Ignore climate change and continue current habits.

• B. Advocate for policies, adopt sustainable practices, and join global movements.

• C. Leave climate action entirely to governments and corporations.

• D. Focus only on local issues and avoid global collaboration.

Why is cross-cultural communication important in addressing climate change?

• A. It increases economic competition among nations.

• B. It helps bridge cultural differences and enables global collaboration.

• C. It focuses on individual country responses rather than a global approach.

• D. It reduces the need for international agreements.

What is one key difference between Western and Eastern cultural approaches to addressing climate change, as mentioned in the presentation?

A. Western cultures focus on community-driven sustainability, while Eastern cultures rely heavily on technological innovation.

B. Western cultures emphasize scientific evidence and individual responsibility, whereas Eastern cultures stress respect for nature and collective well-being.

C. Eastern cultures prioritize renewable energy technologies, while Western cultures avoid using traditional ecological knowledge.

D. Both Western and Eastern cultures prioritize economic growth over environmental concerns.

• A. Western cultures focus on community-driven sustainability, while Eastern cultures rely heavily on technological innovation.

• B. Eastern cultures prioritize renewable energy technologies, while Western cultures avoid using traditional ecological knowledge.

• C. Western cultures emphasize scientific evidence and individual responsibility, whereas Eastern cultures stress respect for nature and collective well-being.

• D. Both Western and Eastern cultures prioritize economic growth over environmental concerns.

Which of the following is identified in the essay as a barrier to effective cross-cultural communication on climate change?

• A. A lack of interest in renewable energy in developed countries.

• B. Political consensus on prioritizing green technologies.

• C. Linguistic differences that affect the understanding of key terms like "sustainability."

• D. Overemphasis on traditional ecological knowledge in Western cultures.

Which of the following descriptions is correct regarding the attitudes and policies of Eastern and Western countries towards climate change?

• A. Western countries generally hold skeptical attitudes towards climate change, while Eastern countries actively respond to it.

• B. Eastern countries, especially China, regard addressing climate change as one of the important tasks of national development and have put forward the goals of "carbon peaking" and "carbon neutrality".

• C. Western countries have not taken any practical actions in addressing climate change, while Eastern countries have already achieved the transformation to a green economy.

• D. Eastern countries generally ignore the issue of climate change, while Western countries have successfully reduced greenhouse gas emissions.

What are the main differences in the political narratives of Eastern and Western countries in addressing climate change?

• A. Western countries emphasize the severity and urgency of climate change, while Eastern countries focus more on economic development.

• B. Eastern countries believe that addressing climate change is a global responsibility, while Western countries emphasize that each country should bear the responsibility for emission reduction independently.

• C. Western countries are more flexible and cautious in addressing climate change, while Eastern countries are more firm and decisive.

• D. There are no significant differences in the political narratives of Eastern and Western countries in addressing climate change.