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GCC Week-6

Total questions: 44

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What will you be able to identify in your organization?

a)

Sources of data and potential areas for carbon reduction

b)

Types of flowers

c)

Different sports

d)

Colors of the rainbow

2.

What is the main difference between the natural greenhouse effect and the greenhouse effect intensified by humans?

a)

More heat escapes into space in the natural effect.

b)

Less heat escapes into space in the natural effect.

c)

The sun is closer in the intensified effect.

d)

The earth is larger in the intensified effect.

3.

Which gas is shown as being more in the intensified greenhouse effect?

a)

Oxygen (O2)

b)

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

c)

Helium (He)

d)

Hydrogen (H2)

4.

What is the process called when plants take in carbon dioxide and sunlight to make food?

a)

Photosynthesis

b)

Respiration

c)

Combustion

d)

Evaporation

5.

Which activity releases carbon dioxide into the atmosphere by burning?

a)

Planting trees

b)

Burning fossil fuels

c)

Drinking water

d)

Swimming

6.

What is the term for the loss of carbon from the ocean to the atmosphere?

a)

Ocean Loss

b)

Ocean Gain

c)

Ocean Storage

d)

Ocean Evaporation

7.

What does the red line in the diagram represent?

a)

Human-induced warming

b)

Observations

c)

Temperature decrease

d)

Rainfall patterns

8.

What does the blue line in the diagram represent?

a)

Human-induced warming

b)

Observations

c)

Temperature decrease

d)

Rainfall patterns

9.

Which gas is known as carbon dioxide?

a)

CO₂

b)

CH₄

c)

N₂O

d)

SF₆

10.

What is the main goal of the Kyoto Protocol?

a)

To increase greenhouse gases

b)

To limit warming to 2°C above pre-industrial levels

c)

To reduce water pollution

d)

To promote deforestation

11.

What is the target year for the UK to achieve 'net zero' emissions according to the Climate Change Act amendment?

a)

2050

b)

2045

c)

2030

d)

2025

12.

By what year has Scotland legislated to hit net-zero emissions?

a)

2045

b)

2050

c)

2035

d)

2025

13.

What percentage has the carbon intensity of the UK's grid electric reduced by since 1990?

a)

67%

b)

50%

c)

30%

d)

10%

14.

What was one of the reasons for the reduction in carbon intensity in the 1990s?

a)

Dash for gas

b)

Increase in coal

c)

More nuclear power

d)

Less solar energy

15.

Since 2010, what type of energy production increased five-fold?

a)

Renewable energy

b)

Nuclear energy

c)

Coal energy

d)

Oil energy

16.

In 2020, what weather condition contributed to no coal usage for over a month?

a)

Sunny weather

b)

Rainy weather

c)

Snowy weather

d)

Windy weather

17.

What is the name of the agreement shown in the image?

a)

Paris Climate Change Agreement

b)

Kyoto Protocol

c)

Montreal Protocol

d)

Geneva Convention

18.

When was the Paris Climate Change Agreement signing ceremony held?

a)

22 April 2016

b)

15 March 2015

c)

10 October 2017

d)

5 June 2018

19.

What is the target year for UK businesses to achieve carbon neutrality?

a)

2025

b)

2030

c)

2040

d)

2050

20.

What percentage of UK businesses have already reached carbon neutrality?

a)

5%

b)

8%

c)

10%

d)

15%

21.

What percentage of respondents agreed that climate change is real and driven by human activity?

a)

85%

b)

90%

c)

93%

d)

95%

22.

What is the target reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2025?

a)

30%

b)

50%

c)

70%

d)

90%

23.

What is the focus of the industry's approach mentioned in the text?

a)

Increasing costs

b)

Delivering low carbon assets quickly and at a lower cost

c)

Reducing supply chains

d)

Building more factories

24.

What does reducing carbon help with?

a)

Increases costs

b)

Reduces costs

c)

Has no effect

d)

Makes things more expensive

25.

What percentage of UK emissions is from infrastructure?

a)

100%

b)

53%

c)

25%

d)

10%

26.

How much of the emissions can we control?

a)

1/3

b)

1/2

c)

1/4

d)

3/4

27.

What does the design of the Cooperative Bank allow for?

a)

Natural heating, cooling, and lighting

b)

Only heating

c)

Only cooling

d)

Only lighting

28.

What is used to power the CHP plant at the Cooperative Bank?

a)

Renewable fuel (rapeseed oil)

b)

Coal

c)

Natural gas

d)

Solar panels

29.

What is recycled for toilet flushing and irrigation at the Cooperative Bank?

a)

Greywater and rainwater

b)

Drinking water

c)

Seawater

d)

River water

30.

How much less carbon is predicted to be used compared to the old head office?

a)

80%

b)

50%

c)

30%

d)

10%

31.

Why should we report for compliance?

a)

To improve reputation

b)

To reduce energy security risk

c)

To become a market leader

d)

To ignore regulations

32.

What is one benefit of staying ahead of regulation?

a)

Increased costs

b)

Improved reputation

c)

Ignoring client demands

d)

Losing new work

33.

How can identifying hotspots help a company?

a)

By increasing carbon emissions

b)

By making carbon reductions and cost savings

c)

By ignoring regulations

d)

By losing market leadership

34.

What does meeting stakeholder demands help with?

a)

Winning new work

b)

Losing reputation

c)

Ignoring compliance

d)

Increasing energy security risk

35.

What is one way we can help the environment?

a)

Use more plastic bags

b)

Plant more trees

c)

Leave lights on all day

d)

Drive cars more often

36.

Which of these is a renewable energy source?

a)

Coal

b)

Wind

c)

Oil

d)

Gasoline

37.

What can we use to save electricity at home?

a)

Regular light bulbs

b)

Energy-saving light bulbs

c)

Leaving lights on

d)

Using more appliances

38.

What is one way to use energy more efficiently in equipment?

a)

Use more lights

b)

Invest in energy-efficient equipment

c)

Buy more equipment

d)

Use older equipment

39.

What should you consider for infrastructure needs?

a)

More parking spaces

b)

Charging points for EV

c)

Bigger buildings

d)

More roads

40.

What is a green travel plan mentioned in the text?

a)

Traveling by car

b)

More tele- / video-conferencing

c)

Traveling by plane

d)

More face-to-face meetings

41.

What is one way to help reduce carbon impact by using materials?

a)

Use more materials

b)

Use less material in absolute terms

c)

Use only new materials

d)

Use materials with higher carbon impacts

42.

What should you do to make things easier to fix and upgrade later?

a)

Use more materials

b)

Take an eco-design approach

c)

Ignore maintenance

d)

Use only plastic materials

43.

What type of materials should you switch to for lower carbon impacts?

a)

Alternative materials

b)

Expensive materials

c)

Heavy materials

d)

Fragile materials

44.

What can you do to reduce waste and promote a circular economy?

a)

Throw away everything

b)

Reduce waste

c)

Use more energy

d)

Buy new items only