BaCCC/Module 6/Assessment
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Module 6 – Adaptation and Resilience
Multiple choice question
Select the correct option
- Resilience is _____________.
- the ability to recover from a shock
- Incorrect.
- the capacity to cope with negative circumstances
- Incorrect.
- the ability to bounce back after something bad happens
- Incorrect.
- all of the above
- Correct.
- the ability to recover from a shock
- What is the difference between mitigation and adaptation?
- mitigation is getting rid of bad impacts completely; adaptation is cleaning up after the bad impacts are over
- Incorrect.
- mitigation is making bad impacts less bad; adaptation is learning to live with the bad impacts
- Correct.
- mitigation is cleaning up after the bad impacts are over; adaptation is getting rid of bad impacts completely
- Incorrect.
- mitigation is learning to live with the bad impacts; adaptation is making bad impacts less bad
- Incorrect.
- mitigation is getting rid of bad impacts completely; adaptation is cleaning up after the bad impacts are over
- Which of the following best defines risk?
- the likelihood of an impact
- Incorrect.
- the potential magnitude of a consequence
- Incorrect.
- the likelihood of an impact multiplied by the potential magnitude of its consequence
- Correct.
- the potential for a positive outcome
- Incorrect.
- the likelihood of an impact
- For whom do you need to pack extra things when you create your family’s climate change emergency kit?
- pets
- Incorrect.
- babies and young children
- Incorrect.
- women and teenage girls
- Incorrect.
- all of the above
- Correct.
- pets
- When are adaptation measures best taken?
- proactively, before an event
- Correct.
- reactively, during an event
- Incorrect.
- after an event
- Incorrect.
- never
- Incorrect
- proactively, before an event
- Ecosystem services are ______________.
- gifts that we give to the rest of nature
- Incorrect.
- provisions that Mother Nature lends us
- Incorrect.
- gifts that we receive from the rest of nature
- Correct.
- natural items that we purchase
- Incorrect
- gifts that we give to the rest of nature
- An example of a climate action that is both mitigation and adaptation is:
- planting trees
- Correct.
- buying raingear for everyone in your family
- Incorrect.
- unplugging appliances when they are not being used
- Incorrect.
- making sandbags ahead of time in case a flood comes
- Incorrect
- planting trees
- Where should your family store its climate change emergency kit?
- near the door
- Incorrect.
- under a bed
- Incorrect.
- up high on a shelf
- Correct.
- in a closet
- Incorrect
- near the door
- Why are millet grains an important crop to grow for adapting to climate change?
- They use 70% less water than wetland rice.
- Incorrect.
- They are a nutritious superfood.
- Incorrect.
- They can survive extreme heat and water scarcity.
- Incorrect.
- All of the above.
- Correct
- They use 70% less water than wetland rice.
- Which climate change impact is leading to the highest number of “climate refugees”?
- drought
- Correct.
- flooding
- Incorrect.
- heatwaves
- Incorrect.
- an increase in lightning storms and rain bombs
- inorrect
- drought
True false question
Indicate whether the following statement is true or false:
- Plants that depend on animals dispersing their seeds are dying out because the animals are moving away to escape climate change.
- True
- Correct.
- False
- Incorrect.
- True
- “Climate refugee” is an official term in international law.
- True
- Incorrect.
- False
- Correct.
- True
- Polar and mountain species of animals are facing extinction because they have nowhere else to go to escape global warming.
- True
- Correct.
- False
- Incorrect.
- True
- The United Nations estimates that by 2050, up to 250 million people will be displaced by climate change impacts.
- True
- Correct.
- False
- Incorrect.
- True
- Climate change has been the main driver of the sixth mass extinction.
- True
- Incorrect.
- False
- Correct.
- True