Sustainable Development Goals
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(1)NO POVERTY: How can you tell that someone is living in poverty?
The person is not well-dressed.
The person is not able to fulfil their basic needs, including food, healthcare, education among others.
The person doesn't have a smartphone.
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(2)ZERO HUNGER: Is enough food produced in the world to feed everyone ?
There is enough food but not eveyone can afford to buy food.
No, because I get hungry all the time.
Enough healthy food is produced, but not enough sweets and fizzy drinks.
60s - Q3
(3)GOOD HEALTH: Choose two things that could help stop children under 5 from dying.
Mobile phones
Fizzy drinks
Clean drinking water
60s - Q4
(4)QUALITY EDUCATION: Most of the children who do not go to school live on which continent ?
Europe
America
Asia
Africa
60s - Q5
(5)GENDER QUALITY: Which country was the first in the world to give women full political rights (the right to vote and be elected)?
France
The United States of America
France
Finland
60s - Q6
(6)CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION: How can you use less water ?
By taking a shower rather than a bath.
There's no shortage of water where I live, I can use as much as I like.
By drinking sweetened fizzy drinks instead of water.
60s - Q7
(7)RENEWABLE ENERGY: Spot the wrong answer. Clean energy can be produced with...
Coal
Wind
Sun
Waves
60s - Q8
(8)DECENT WORK AND ECONOMIC GROWTH: Should women be paid the same as men if they have the same job?
Yes, men and women have the same rights.
No, men should be paid more because they are stronger.
60s - Q9
(9)INDUSTRY, INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE: What is a sustainable factory ?
A factory that produces toxic waste.
A factory that has been built long ago and is still functioning.
A factory that causes no damage to the environment.
60s - Q10
(10)REDUCED INEQUALITIES: What is the best way to fight poverty ?
Do nothing and ignore the problem.
Share the wealth produced in the world.
Prevent foreigners from entering your country.
60s - Q11
(11)SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES: Solutions to save energy and protect the planet already exist. Which of these are not real?
Bicycles
Electric buses
Flying cars
60s - Q12
(12)RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION: Statement (There are plenty of fish in the sea).
False. Overfishing, pollution and climate change are reducing the populations of fish in the oceans.
True, I can eat as many as I want.
60s - Q13
(13)CLIMATE ACTION: What is renewable energy?
A brand of a energy drink.
Energy generated from natural resources - such as sunlight and wind.
A source of energy with a renewable subscription fee.
60s - Q14
(14)LIFE BELOW WATER: Which of the following contribute to marine pollution?
Litter on the beach
Seaweed
Jellyfish and crabs
60s - Q15
(15)LIFE ON LAND: We must protect our forests to fight climate change because...
We need wood for building houses.
Forests are good places to play.
Trees produce oxygen.
60s