CLEAN : Water Aid land art in northern England marks World Water Day

The video discusses an art project in Whitby, creating a 60-meter drawing of a girl from Ethiopia to highlight climate change's impact on water stress. The artwork symbolizes drought and rising sea levels, emphasizing the urgent need for awareness. The project is timed ahead of World Water Day to stress the importance of water in children's lives.

What is the primary purpose of the drawing project in Whitby?

• To promote tourism in Whitby

• To highlight climate change and water stress

• To showcase artistic talent

• To celebrate Ethiopian culture

What does the cracked turf in the drawing symbolize?

• The beauty of nature

• The drought caused by climate change

• The strength of the girl

• The unity of different cultures

What is the metaphorical significance of the rising tide in the artwork?

• The rising sea levels due to climate change

• The increase in tourism

• The growth of the local economy

• The expansion of artistic expression

By what year could climate change make water perilously scarce for one in four children?

• 2050

• 2040

• 2060

• 2030

What event is the drawing project ahead of?

• International Art Festival

• Climate Action Week

• Earth Day

• World Water Day

What is the main goal of the artwork created on Whitby Beach?

• To win an art competition

• To raise awareness about water's importance in children's lives

• To attract media attention

• To sell the artwork for charity

How did the creators feel about the experience of making the artwork?

• Disappointed

• Indifferent

• Pleased and hopeful

• Frustrated