CLEAN : 'Tears of joy': Australian Indigenous activist hails UN climate decision

The speaker shares the joy of winning a significant case, which opens doors for other low-lying islands affected by climate change. They emphasize the need for government action to reduce emissions and engage with grassroots communities. The speaker describes the Torres Strait Islands' geography and cultural significance, highlighting the emotional and physical impact of erosion and inundation on the islands and their people.

What was the reaction of the elders when the speaker expressed joy in the village?

• They joined in the celebration immediately.

• They were already aware of the news.

• They were shocked and came out to investigate.

• They ignored the commotion.

What does the speaker hope the government will do following the victory?

• Increase military presence in the region.

• Reduce emissions and engage with local communities.

• Provide financial aid to the islands.

• Relocate the island inhabitants.

Where is the Torres Strait located?

• In the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

• At the tip of Queensland, Australia, and Papua New Guinea.

• Between Australia and New Zealand.

• Near the coast of South America.

What shape is the island of Masid described as?

• A triangle.

• A circle.

• A square.

• A teardrop.

What emotional impact does the erosion and inundation have on the islanders?

• It encourages them to travel more.

• It has no impact on them.

• It makes them feel excited.

• It causes mental, physical, and spiritual distress.