Understanding Climate Change

What are the challenges faced by farmers in Southeast Asia due to climate change?

• They can predict the right time to plant their crops.

• They are finding it hard to predict the right time to plant their crops.

• They have enough rainfall for their crops.

• They are not affected by climate change.

What is happening to families in coastal towns as a result of climate change?

• They are thriving in their communities.

• They are being forced to leave their homes.

• They are building new homes.

• They are enjoying the rising sea levels.

How do the situations described in the text represent the struggles of people?

• They are just facts or statistics.

• They represent the real struggles of people facing the direct impacts of a changing climate.

• They are unrelated to people's lives.

• They are only scientific problems.

What becomes easier to understand when we look at familiar human experiences related to climate change?

• The scientific causes of climate change.

• The economic benefits of climate change.

• The political implications of climate change.

• The historical context of climate change.

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