EWC Unit 3 Review

Climate change is primarily caused by

• Solar radiation variations over time.
• Human activities that increase greenhouse gas emissions.
• Natural disasters like hurricanes and floods.
• The Earth's natural climate cycles.

Fossil fuels are

• Natural substances formed from ancient organic matter, including coal, oil, and natural gas.
• Minerals found in the Earth's crust.
• Renewable energy sources like wind and solar.
• Synthetic materials created in laboratories.

All of these are effects of climate change EXCEPT for

• Increased frequency of hurricanes
• Melting polar ice caps
• Creation of new planets
• Rising sea levels

What is the goal of the Paris Agreement?

• To eliminate all carbon emissions by 2025.
• To increase global temperatures by 3 degrees Celsius.
• To promote fossil fuel usage worldwide.
• To limit global warming to well below 2 degrees Celsius.

Who is Greta Thunberg?

• A famous Swedish chef
• Greta Thunberg is a Swedish environmental activist.
• A climate scientist from Norway
• A pop singer from Sweden

Currently, what is the climate change case at the UN's Hague Court about?

• The case focuses on renewable energy investments.
• The case addresses accountability for climate change actions and compliance with international climate agreements.
• The case is about wildlife conservation efforts.
• The case discusses air pollution regulations.

How did humans first arrive in Australia?

• Humans first settled in Australia from Europe.
• Humans migrated to Australia from Antarctica.
• Humans first arrived in Australia by migrating from Southeast Asia.
• Humans arrived in Australia by boat from South America.

What name was given to Native Australians by Europeans?

• Maori
• First Nations
• Aborigines
• Indigenous Peoples

About how many Indigenous groups are in Australia?

• Less than 100 Indigenous groups
• Around 150 Indigenous groups
• Over 500 Indigenous groups
• Around 400 Indigenous groups

What is dreamtime?

• Dreamtime is a foundational concept representing the creation period and spiritual beliefs.

• A traditional dance form in Australia
• A popular Australian dish
• A type of Australian wildlife