Global Perception on Climate Change Quiz

Who were some early scientists who identified the greenhouse effect and its potential impact on Earth's climate?

• Charles David Keeling and Svante Arrhenius

• John Tyndall and Svante Arrhenius

• Riley and Schmid-Petri

• Boehm and Schumer

What key climate-related measurement did Charles David Keeling establish in the 1950s?

• The ozone depletion curve

• The global warming trend

• The Keeling Curve, which tracks CO2 levels in the atmosphere

• The first greenhouse gas emission index

Which major international agreement in 2015 reaffirmed global commitment to addressing climate change?

• Kyoto Protocol

• Paris Agreement

• Rio Declaration

• UNFCCC Summit

How do developed countries generally perceive climate change?

• As a hoax spread by scientists

• With high awareness, often influenced by political ideology

• With complete consensus among all political groups

• As a distant issue with no direct consequences

Why do developing countries often prioritize adaptation over mitigation in their approach to climate change?

• They deny climate change exists

• They are more focused on space exploration

• Immediate concerns like food security and disaster preparedness are more pressing

• They have fully transitioned to green energy

What role do indigenous communities play in climate change perception?

• They reject modern climate science completely

• They provide unique insights based on their deep connection to the environment

• They have no impact on climate discourse

• They are unaware of climate changes affecting their regions

How does the media influence climate change perceptions?

• It always promotes climate change awareness

• It has no role in shaping public opinion

• It varies by region, with some outlets promoting awareness and others downplaying or denying it

• It exclusively reports on climate disasters without context

What economic factor affects climate change perception in developing countries?

• A strong focus on transitioning to green technologies

• A greater emphasis on economic growth, sometimes at the expense of environmental concerns

• A refusal to participate in international climate agreements

• Complete reliance on fossil fuels with no renewable energy initiatives

Which of the following has played a significant role in global youth-led climate activism?

• The United Nations Security Council

• Greta Thunberg and the Fridays for Future movement

• The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• The International Space Station

What is one reason some groups continue to deny or minimize climate change?

• They lack access to social media

• Economic interests, such as fossil fuel industries, and ideological beliefs

• They believe climate change has already been solved

• There is no scientific evidence supporting climate change