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Third Trinal Quiz

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the most abundant gas in Earth`s atmosphere?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Carbon Dioxide

d)

Methane

2.

What layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer?

a)

Troposphere

b)

Stratosphere

c)

Mesosphere

d)

Thermosphere

3.

What happens to temperature as altitude increases in the troposphere?

a)

It increases

b)

Constant

c)

It decreases

d)

It fluctuates

4.

Which of the following best describe the greenhouse effect?

a)

Gases absorbing sunlight

b)

Ozone depletion

c)

Gases trapping infrared radiation

d)

UV rays heating the ocean

5.

Which action will most directly reduce CO2 emissions from home energy use?

a)

Planting trees

b)

Recycling Plastics

c)

Switching to LED bulbs

d)

Driving hybrid cars

6.

If a country adopts a cap-and-trade system, what will likely happen?

a)

More fossil fuels will be used

b)

Companies will trade emission allowances

c)

Greenhouse gases will rise

d)

Temperature will drop instantly.

7.

Which factor best explains the increased intensity of hurricanes due to global warming?

a)

Ozone depletion

b)

Carbon dioxide emissions

c)

Rising ocean temperatures

d)

Melting glaciers

8.

How does the deforestation contribute to global warming?

a)

Reduce UV rays

b)

Increases CO2 in the atmosphere

c)

Lowers menthane levels

d)

Cools the troposphere

9.

Which of the following is the most sustainable way to reduce food-related carbon emissions?

a)

Importing organic food

b)

Eating locally produced vegetarian meals

c)

Using plastic packaging

d)

Burning waste food

10.

Which of these policies would be least effective in addressing global warming?

a)

Enforcing vehicle emission tests

b)

Investing in solar energy

c)

Promoting single-use plastics

d)

Educating the public

11.

Which is the best strategy to involve a community in reducing greenhouse gas emissions?

a)

Conducting tree panting drives

b)

Broadcasting weather reports

c)

Imposing fines only

d)

Mandating daily walks

12.

A students wants to make a campaign to reduce electricity use at school. Which would be the most effective?

a)

Post warning signs

b)

Collect batteries

c)

Hold a lights-off contest

d)

Provide air conditions

13.

What gas is primarily responsible for the greenhouse effect?

a)

Oxygen

b)

Nitrogen

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Hydrogen

14.

What is the main source of anthropogenic CO2?

a)

Volcanoes

b)

Deforestation

c)

Burning Fossil Fuels

d)

Wildfires

15.

What is the primary cause of rising sea levels?

a)

Earth quakes

b)

Melting glaciers

c)

Tsunamis

d)

Solar flares

16.

Global warming affects which of the following the most?

a)

Earth`s crust

b)

Outer core

c)

Climate systems

d)

Magnetic Fields

17.

The greenhouse effect is necessary because it _____.

a)

Prevents UV radiation

b)

Keeps earth warm

c)

Produce oxygen

d)

Blocks sunlight

18.

What natural process removes carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?

a)

Erosion

b)

Photosynthesis

c)

Precipitation

d)

Respiration

19.

What is the relationship between fossil fuels and greenhouse gases?

a)

Burning fossil fuels reduce emissions

b)

Burning fossil fuels releases greenhouse gases

c)

Fossil fuels cool the atmosphere

d)

Fossil fuels absorb greenhouse gases

20.

Why is the increase in global average temperature is concerning?

a)

It leads to longer winters

b)

It reduces CO2 levels

c)

It affects ecosystem and weather patterns

d)

It causes volcanic eruptions.

21.

A city wants to reduce its carbon footprint. Which action would be most effective?

a)

Build more highways

b)

Encourage use of air conditioners

c)

Plant more trees and improve public transport

d)

Promote bottled water companies

22.

A school organizes a "No Plastic Week" campaign. This action supports what environmental practice?

a)

Reforestation

b)

Emission increase

c)

Waste Management

d)

Acid Rain

23.

During a global warming workshop, what example best illustrates a mitigation strategy?

a)

Monitoring Sea levels

b)

Studying fossil layers

c)

Installing renewable energy sources

d)

Tracking climate denial

24.

Why do rising ocean temperature intensify hurricanes?

a)

Warm water provides more energy for storms

b)

Cooler water increases wind speeds

c)

Increased rainfall cools the atmosphere

d)

Hurricanes are unaffected by ocean temperature

25.

What would likely happen if deforestation continues at current rates?

a)

Decreased carbon emissions

b)

More carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

c)

Stabilization of global temperatures.

d)

Increase in wildlife habitats

26.

In urban areas, which of the following is major source of air pollution?

a)

Agriculture

b)

Windmills

c)

Vehicle emissions

d)

Hydropower

27.

A community wants to manage plastics waste. Which plan aligns best with sustainability?

a)

Burn all collected plastics

b)

Promote single-use plastics

c)

Launch a plastic recycling and education campaign

d)

Import more plastic products

28.

If tasked with creating a sustainable development plan for a flood-prone barangay, what should be top priority?

a)

Building malls

b)

Expanding mining operations

c)

Constructing flood-resilient drainage systems

d)

Encouraging land reclamation

29.

Which strategy best addresses both poverty and environmental degradation?

a)

Slash-and-burn farming

b)

Importing more fossil fuels

c)

Training locals in eco-tourism jobs

d)

Restricting foreign aid

30.

How can schools help promote sustainable development?

a)

Ban science fairs

b)

Increase use of paper materials

c)

Encourage waste segregation and tree-planting

d)

Avoid environmental discussions

31.

Which of the following initiatives directly contributes to eradicating extreme poverty?

a)

Building luxury resorts

b)

Expanding fossil fuel subsidies

c)

Implementing microfinance programs

d)

Encouraging urban sprawl

32.

Analyze how access to quality education impacts poverty levels in developing countries.

a)

It has no significant impact

b)

It empowers individual with skills for better employment

c)

It leads to increased unemployment

d)

It causes brain drain

33.

Which of the following government policies most emphasize in alleviating poverty?

a)

They provide short-term aid but do not address the root causes of poverty.

b)

They offer long-term solutions that promote equality and social welfare.

c)

They focus solely on international aid rather than domestic reforms.

d)

They limit the participation of marginalized communities in decision-making processes.

34.

How can climate change impact the food security in developing nations?

a)

By enhancing agricultural productivity due to milder weather conditions.

b)

By causing extreme weather patterns that damage crops and reduce food availability.

c)

By stabilizing global food prices.

d)

By increasing the global distribution of food.

35.

What is the primary goal of sustainable development?

a)

Economic growth at all cost.

b)

A balance between economic growth, environmental protection and social equity.

c)

Environmental protection only.

d)

Immediate economic prosperity.

36.

Why is it important to consider the social factor in a sustainable development plan?

a)

To guarantee economic profits

b)

To ensure that the plan benefits all members of the community, especially marginalized groups

c)

To focus solely on community development

d)

To prioritize business interests

37.

Which of the following actions should be included in a sustainable development plan?

a)

Encouraging the use of public transport and implementing policies to reduce air pollution

b)

Expanding the use of fossil fuels for energy production to promote economic growth

c)

Encouraging deforestation to clear land for housing projects

d)

Avoiding any changes to the local industry to preserve jobs

38.

A small island community faces increasing sea level rise and more frequent storms. What is a sustainable development plan they could adopt to mitigate these issues?

a)

Building more concrete infrastructure to protect property

b)

Relocating residents to other areas without addressing environmental concerns

c)

Building Sea walls and investing in renewable energy while creating disaster-resistant buildings

d)

Expanding tourism without considering environmental limits

39.

Imagine you are tasked with designing a sustainable development plan for a community experiencing significant unemployment. What would be the best approach?

a)

Focusing only on tourism and ignoring environmental sustainability

b)

Creating local job opportunities in green energy sectors, like solar panel installation or waste management, while promoting environmental awareness

c)

Expanding large-scale industries that contribute to pollution

d)

Encouraging international companies to operate in the community without any environmental regulations

40.

You are working with a local government to create a sustainable community. Which of the following actions would be the most comprehensive?

a)

Designing a sustainable agriculture program that incorporates water conservation, renewable energy, and fair labor practices

b)

Focusing only on building roads and infrastructure without considering environmental impacts

c)

Limiting efforts to economic growth without any focus on environmental protection

d)

Building luxury residences without addressing the needs of lower-income families

41.

A city experiencing rapid urbanization is struggling with poor waste management and traffic congestion. Which SDG should be prioritized?

a)

SDG 1

b)

SDG 11

c)

SDG 3

d)

SDG 4

42.

In a rural town, students walk 8 kilometers daily due to the lack of nearby schools. This issue related most to.

a)

SDG 9

b)

SDG 4

c)

SDG 1

d)

SDG 3

43.

As a student's leader, which project best addresses SDG 13 in your school?

a)

Planting tress and organizing climate strikes

b)

Building new parking lots

c)

Selling plastic bottled drinks

d)

Hosting more festivals

44.

To help achieve SDG 2, a local youth group should ____.

a)

Donate to fast-food chains

b)

Promote junk food

c)

Build community garden

d)

Ignore malnourishment

45.

In relation to the modern trend, which of the following could be an innovative way to raise awareness about the SDG`s among youth?

a)

Publish a national report

b)

Broadcast weather updates

c)

Organize TikTok challenges on SDG`s

d)

Reduce school hours

46.

A group of the students wants to promote SDG 12. Which project best supports it?

a)

Organize a shopping festival

b)

Promote bottled drinks

c)

Host a zero-waste fair

d)

Encourage single-use plastics

47.

Which scenario best exemplifies SDG 5?

a)

A country where women are excluded from voting

b)

A school that has separate, unequal curricula for boys and girls

c)

A workplace offering equal work

d)

A town where women are denied

48.

A policymaker must decide whether to invest in fossil fuels or renewable energy. What SDG is related to fossil fuel?

a)

SDG 1

b)

SDG 13

c)

SDG 4

d)

SDG 16

49.

A student want to contribute to SDG 6. Which project is most aligned?

a)

Organizing bottled water sales

b)

Promoting excessive washing

c)

Leading a water conservation awareness campaign

d)

Polluting rivers with paint

50.

Given the current global challenges such as climate change acceleration, geopolitical conflicts, and pandemic aftereffects, which of the following best reflects a balanced perspective on the feasibility of achieving the UN SDGs by 2030?

a)

The SDGs will definitely be achieved because global leaders are united in action.

b)

The SDGs should be abandoned as they are too ambitious for the current world.

c)

While complete achievement may not be possible, continued global cooperation, innovation, and local action can still make substantial progress toward the goals.

d)

The SDGs will only benefit developed countries and are irrelevant to developing nations.