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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The Earth’s temperature has increased by 1°C since 1880. How much of this rise has happened since 1975?
one-quarter
one-half
two-thirds
none of the above
At the current rate of warming, how much will the Earth’s temperature have risen by 2100?
1°C
3°C
2°C
4°C
If we act quickly and decisively now,
how much could we limit warming to?
0.5°C
1°C
1.5°C
2°C
What’s the average Indian person’s annual carbon footprint?
1.7 tonnes
0.5 tonnes
1.2 tonnes
0.9 tonnes
To limit global warming to 1.5°C, how much do we need to reduce our carbon footprint to?
5 tonnes
8 tonnes
1.5 tonnes
2 tonnes
What’s the correct definition of Net Zero?
We reduce all our carbon emissions to zero
We reduce carbon emissions to a minimum,
and balance any we do emit by removing an
equal amount
We can emit as much carbon as we want,
as long as we offset it
We only ever use renewable energy sources
What are the most effective things
we can do to reach Net Zero?
Use low carbon energy sources for heating
Reduce meat consumption
Switch to electric vehicles
Plant more trees and forests
All of the above
which of the following country has committed to net-zero by 2050
Sweden
Australia
India
France
Which of these contributes most to the average carbon footprint?
Heating and powering our homes
Fuelling our cars
Food and drink from shops
Buying stuff
What is eco-design?
Design in line with the economy
Design that includes the environment from the very start of a project or product
Design that achieves the most savings and reduction in costs
All of the above
