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WorksheetsGlobal Citizenship 1st - Trim1 (21-22)
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 6hrs 5mins
3 out of 10 people (2.1 billion!) do not have access to safe, drinking water
True
False
In in areas where water is scarce, women and girls spend anywhere from 1 to 8 hours every day walking to fetch water and caring it back to their homes, which significantly reduces their available time for school, work and recreation.
True
False
9 of 10 people do not have access to sanitation services, and they have to defecate in the open.
True
False
Poor sanitation and contaminated water are also linked to the transmission of diseases such as cholera, dysentery, hepatitis A and typhoid.
True
False
The New Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does not care about water sanitation.
True
False
Water found in lakes, streams, and rivers, but not the ocean, we use it for personal needs.
Fresh Water
Ocean water
Shared water
Polluted water
Is the amount of water you consume in your daily life, including the water used to grow the food you eat, to produce the energy you use and for all of the products in your daily life – your books, music, house, car, furniture and the clothes you wear.
Water footprint
Use of water
Fresh water
Ocean water
Measurement of the total water consumed to produce the goods and services it provides. It is a combination of the water that goes into the production and manufacturing of a product or service and the water used throughout the supply chain, as well as during the use of the product.
Industrial Water footprint
Use of water
Fresh water
Ocean water
Used for crop irrigation, pesticide and fertilizer applications
Agricultural Water footprint
Industrial water
Fresh water
Ocean water
How much of the Earth's water supply is fresh?
2.5%
10%
1000%
50%
Out of the fresh water available, how much of it is frozen?
2/3
1/4
1/2
Which of the following foods takes more water to produce
Beef
500 L
Tomatoes
Which of the following countries has the largest water footprint?
United States
South Africa
Mexico
One of the main causes of death in children is still __________, a preventable disease caused by lack of clean water and sanitation.
Diarrhea
Cholrea
COVID - 19
The Flu
Lack of access to ________________ facilities like toilets can result in the spread of deadly diseases.
Sanitation
Pollution
Contamination
How much plastic pollution in the seas and oceans increased since 1980?
10 times
15%
1%
2 times
Why should we care about biodiversity?
Because it is what provides us with the food we eat and the air we breath.
Because animals are pretty
We should not care about biodiversity,
Select the animals in danger of extinction of America:
Mexican wolf, axolotl, jaguar
Giant Panda, Tiger
Gorillas, Rhinos
Monk seal, North Atlantic Monk Seal
If bees diappear off the face of the Earth, man would only have four years left to live.
True
False
Changes in land and sea use are a cause of species loss.
True
False
Direct exploitation of organisms by hunting, fishing and human consumption are cause of species loss.
True
False
Climate change does not affect species like mammals and birds.
True
False
Pollution doesn't really affect biodiversity, it is a myth
False
True
Introducing different species to environments affect biodiversity
True
False
Because of the disappearance of 40% of the insects that most of our food depends on for pollitantions, many communities face food insecurity
True
False
