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Question 1. Ms Stevens’ biggest concern about living in a smart city is the lack of privacy in public areas.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 2. According to the interview, authorities and companies that hold large amounts of personal data clearly explain how they use this information.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 3. Getting used to the smart devices at home was immediately easy and convenient for Ms Stevens.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 4. In her neighbourhood, face-to-face communication is limited as many activities are now done online.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 5. The interview suggests that increased digital connectivity has not made people feel lonelier than previous generations.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 1. Our planet is not as warm as usual.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 2. Methane emissions from cows can be changed into usable energy.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 3. Methane emissions will increase as a result of population growth.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 4. Scientists think that green oceans can’t reduce the amount of carbon dioxide.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Question 5. The NZT project involves the transport and storage of carbon dioxide.

• TRUE

• FALSE