Climate Change Awareness Quiz

What was the first visual memory of the speaker?

• A framed poster above the crib

• A photograph of a sunset

• A painting by Leonardo da Vinci

• A comic book

Who was the speaker's father and what was his involvement in the counterculture?

• A politician, involved in environmental activism

• An artist, involved in underground comics distribution

• A musician, involved in classical music

• A scientist, involved in climate change research

What painting did the speaker stare at above his crib?

• Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh

• The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch

• The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci

• Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci

What is the most nightmarish panel in the painting according to the speaker?

• The second panel with deadly sins

• The last panel with a burnt landscape

• The first panel with Adam and Eve

• The panel with religious iconography

What is the main message the speaker wants to convey about climate change?

• It is a problem that can be easily solved

• It is a hoax created by scientists

• It is a problem that is beyond our control

• It is not a real issue to be concerned about

What is the main concern about the melting of the Arctic ice according to the speaker?

• The loss of natural habitat for animals

• The impact on global weather patterns

• The potential for new shipping routes

• The increase in tourism in the region

What is the main investment being made to combat sea-level rise in Florida?

• Building more coastal cities

• Constructing electric pumps and raising roads

• Developing underwater cities

• Creating artificial islands

What is the reason behind the opposition to climate change science according to the speaker?

• Scientific disagreement and debate

• Public indifference and ignorance

• Political influence and lobbying

• Lack of evidence and research

What is the percentage of climate scientists who agree on human-caused climate change?

• 100%

• 97%

• 75%

• 50%

What is the speaker's main concern about the current approach to climate change?

• The overemphasis on individual actions

• The focus on short-term weather patterns

• The slow pace of action and solutions

• The lack of funding for research