Quiz on the Myth of the Boiling Frog

What has been the increase in global average temperatures since 1850?

• 2 degrees Celsius

• 0.5 degrees Celsius

• 1 degree Celsius

• 3 degrees Celsius

What might happen if average temperatures increase by one more degree?

• The Arctic could get 5 degrees warmer

• The global average temperature will stabilize

• The temperature will decrease in tropical regions

• The coldest nights in the Arctic might get 10 degrees warmer

Who wrote the content for the TED-Ed video?

• Elizabeth Cox and Lisa LaBracio

• Elizabeth Cox and George Zaidan

• Lisa LaBracio and André Aires

• Jack Cutmore-Scott and André Aires

What is the main topic discussed in the TED-Ed video?

• The history of climate change

• The boiling frog myth

• The challenges of net zero emissions

• The effects of global warming on wildlife

What type of content does TED-Ed provide?

• Sports analysis

• Only entertainment

• Award-winning educational content and programs

• Political commentary

What is the purpose of the TED-Ed platform?

• To host live events only

• To sell educational materials

• To create and share lessons

• To promote political agendas

Who narrated the TED-Ed video?

• George Zaidan

• Jack Cutmore-Scott

• Elizabeth Cox

• Lisa LaBracio

What is one of the challenges mentioned in the video?

• Promoting tourism

• Increasing fossil fuel production

• Achieving net zero emissions

• Reducing plastic waste

What type of events does TED organize?

• Only international conferences

• Only online webinars

• Private corporate meetings

• Local, independently organized events

What is the significance of the 1 degree Celsius increase?

• It indicates a cooling trend

• It is the maximum temperature increase allowed

• It is an average that masks regional variations

• It is negligible and has no impact