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PREMIO GRETA Y GRETA THUNBERG

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who is she?

a)

Is a Swedish environmental activist who is known for challenging world leaders to take immediate action for climate change mitigation. Thunberg's activism began when she persuaded her parents to adopt lifestyle choices that reduced their own carbon footprint

b)

Is a Swedish environmental activist

c)

Is known for challenging world leaders to take immediate action for climate change mitigation.

d)

Is a Swedish who persuaded her parents to adopt lifestyle choices that reduced their own carbon footprint

2.

Greta Thunberg lives in ...

a)

Uppsala

b)

Malmö

c)

Stockholm

3.

Someone who fights for a cause and tries to get others to do the same is known as....

a)

Aspergers

b)

an antidote

c)

a teenager

d)

an activist

4.

If something goes viral, it means it...

a)

makes people angry

b)

spreads on the Internet

c)

goes in the trash

d)

makes people happy

5.

WHAT HAPPENED WHEN GRETA WAS 11 YEARS OLD?

a)

She heard about climate problems.

b)

She started recycling everything.

c)

She had very bad dreams.

d)

She started having depressions.

6.

Greta and her parents have become vegetarian.

a)

true

b)

false

7.

Greta Thunberg, what is she most famous for?

a)

World's best video-game player

b)

Starting the "school strike" for climate movement

8.

What age did Greta start to protest?

a)

15

b)

8

c)

16

d)

11

9.

What is Greta’s strike movement called?

a)

Fridays for Friends

b)

Fun Fridays!

c)

Fridays for Future

d)

Freaky Fridays

10.

Where is Greta from?

a)

India

b)

USA

c)

Sweden

d)

Finland

11.

How old was she when she heard about climate change and where was she?

a)

She was 8 years old and she was at home with her family.

b)

She was 10 years old and she was at church.

c)

She was 8 years old and she was at school.

d)

She was 8 years old and she was at a friend´s house.

12.

What habits did Greta change in her life? Choose 2 answers

a)

Go vegan

b)

Start walking instead of using the bus

c)

Refuse to use the plane

d)

Stopped eating processed foods.

13.

What happened in 2018 ?

a)

She did not attend to school because she went on a vacation.

b)

She went to school because she really liked it.

c)

She did not attend to school until election day as a way of protesting.

d)

She was elected president of her class.

14.

What did Greta do as a way of protesting in 2018?

a)

She created an organization at school.

b)

She did not do anything.

c)

She sat outside her school as a way of protesting.

d)

She sat outside the parlament for three weeks holding a sign.

15.

What happened after her first protest? Choose more than one answer.

a)

She went viral.

b)

Her parents were really mad at her.

c)

She participated in more protests.

d)

She encouraged students to participate in these protests.

e)

Nothing really chnaged.

16.

What is the name that the media has given her?

a)

Leader of the next generation.

b)

Greta the best.

c)

Greta is the change.

d)

Leader of the change.

17.

You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words.

a)

figurative language

b)

personal anecdote

c)

accusatory tone

d)

shock tactics

18.

People are suffering. People are dying.

a)

emotive language

b)

figurative language

c)

exclamatory tone

d)

anaphora

19.

My message is that we'll be watching you.

a)

personal pronouns

b)

shock tactics

c)

hyperbole

d)

repetition

20.

You have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words.

a)

figurative language

b)

personal anecdote

c)

accusatory tone

d)

shock tactics

21.

People are suffering. People are dying.

a)

emotive language

b)

figurative language

c)

exclamatory tone

d)

anaphora

22.

How dare you!?

a)

intensifier

b)

rhetorical question

c)

anecdote

d)

hyperbole

23.

But those numbers do not include tipping points, most feedback loops, additional warming hidden by toxic air pollution or the aspects of equity and climate justice.

a)

facts and figures

b)

cause and effect scenario

c)

shock tactics

d)

appeal to pathos

24.

I shouldn't be up here. I should be back in school on the other side of the ocean.

a)

establish credibility

b)

appeal to pathos

c)

appeal to logos

d)

exclamatory tone

25.

We will never forgive you.

a)

hyperbole

b)

imagery

c)

accusatory tone

d)

personal pronouns

26.

They also rely on my generation sucking hundreds of billions of tons of your CO2 out of the air with technologies that barely exist.

a)

synthetic personalisation

b)

imagery

c)

tripling/asyndeton

d)

humour

27.

People are suffering. People are dying.

a)

emotive language

b)

figurative language

c)

exclamatory tone

d)

anaphora

28.

People are suffering. People are dying.

a)

emotive language

b)

figurative language

c)

exclamatory tone

d)

anaphora

29.

We will never forgive you.

a)

hyperbole

b)

imagery

c)

accusatory tone

d)

personal pronouns

30.

And you are still not mature enough to tell it like it is.

a)

loaded language

b)

personal pronouns

c)

euphemism

d)

synthetic personalisation

31.

You are failing us.

a)

shock tactics

b)

synthetic personalisation

c)

euphemism

d)

hyperbole

32.

We will never forgive you.

a)

hyperbole

b)

imagery

c)

accusatory tone

d)

personal pronouns

33.

Greta is an activist for...

a)

stopping animal cruelty

b)

climate justice

c)

freedom and equality

d)

freedom of speech

34.

Greta's simple solution to the climate crisis is...

a)

reuse and recycle as much as you can

b)

reduce greenhouse gas emissions

c)

stop eating animals

d)

be kind to everyone

35.

What allows Greta to see this solution so CLEAR and SIMPLE (black and white)?

a)

her intelligence

b)

her looks

c)

ADHD

d)

Asperger's

36.

Check all that apply. Greta says our emissions aren't reducing because....

a)

people are clueless about the consequences and changes needed

b)

people don't talk about it

c)

people are evil

d)

people care more about the economy and politics

37.

Would you stand up for the truth, even if it means being unpopular?

a)

Yes

b)

No

38.

How old is she?

a)

She is 14

b)

She has 18

c)

She is 19

d)

She has 14

39.

Where is she from?

a)

She is from Sweden

b)

She is from Switzerland

c)

She is from the US

40.

What does she do?

a)

She is a famous actress

b)

She is a politiciam

c)

She is an environmental activist

41.

What's this?

a)

It's her school's name

b)

It's an international movement of school students

c)

It's an international movement of political leaders

42.

Who is Beata Thunberg?

a)

She is Greta's mum

b)

She is Greta's best friend

c)

She is Greta's sister.

43.

¿Qué es la Fundación Propagás?

a)

Institución que trata de vender sus productos contribuyendo con el clima

b)

Institución que patrocina las actividades de Greta Thunberg

c)

Institución que promueve premiar a los que ayuden al cambio climático

d)

Institución que trata de sensibilizar y educar sobre el conocimiento y cuidado de nuestro medio ambiente.

44.

¿Qué es el premio Greta?

a)

Una motivación para promover la Innovación Ambiental en las escuelas

b)

Un premio para poder viajar en avión para ayudar al cambio climático

c)

Todas las anteriores

d)

Ninguna de las anteriores

45.

¿Quién creó el Premio Greta y para qué?

a)

Lo creó la Fundación Propagás para los centros educativos.

b)

Lo creó la Fundación Propagás para motivar y reconocer soluciones innovadoras en centros educativos que contribuyan a resolver una problemática ambiental en el entorno.

c)

Lo creó la Fundación Propagás

d)

Lo creó Propagás para motivar y reconocer soluciones innovadoras