Celebrating Earth Day: Community Actions and Awareness

What is the primary goal of Earth Day?

• To promote outdoor activities

• To appreciate and protect our planet

• To honor historical figures

• To celebrate the invention of cars and planes

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Who was the key figure behind the creation of Earth Day?

• A scientist from the 1960s

• Senator Gaylord Nelson from Wisconsin

• A conservationist from California

• A mayor from New York City

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Why was April 22 chosen for Earth Day?

• It aligns with students' school schedules for participation

• It's the first day of Spring

• It's the birthday of Senator Nelson

• It marks the end of winter

How many people participated in the first Earth Day celebration?

• About 10 million

• More than 20 million

• Over 50 million

• Nearly 5 million

In which years did Earth Day occur only once a decade after its inception?

• 1980 and 1990

• 1975 and 1985

• 1970 and 1980

• 1985 and 1995

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Since what year has Earth Day been celebrated annually worldwide?

• 2000

• 1990

• 1980

• 1970

How many people globally participate in Earth Day activities today?

• More than one billion

• Around 500 million

• Over 100 million

• Nearly 750 million

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What activities are commonly associated with Earth Day celebrations?

• Planting trees and cleaning up trash

• Fireworks and parades

• Shopping for eco-friendly products

• Indoor educational seminars

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What is the impact of Earth Day according to the video?

• It is only celebrated in schools

• It has little to no impact

• It primarily benefits the United States

• It encourages global participation in environmental protection

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