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Froggy Jumps Climate Change ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge! by Mya Weiss 1 True or False: Low-income communities are generally more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change than high-income communities. a True b False c 2 In the article, "Extreme Heat Will Change Us," how are Abbas and Abdullah differently impacted by climate change? a They live in different countries. b They believe different things about climate change. c Their social class affects their exposure to extreme heat. 3 What international agreement successfully reduced ozone-depleting substances? a Paris Agreement b Montreal Protocol c Kyoto Protocol 4 True or False: Climate change is expected to have the same economic impact across all countries regardless of development status. a True b False c 5 According to Ballew et al., what two strategies help shift people’s views on climate change? a Fear-based messaging and online petitions b Personalizing climate impacts and reinforcing social norms c Government mandates and celebrity endorsements 6 True or False: Cultural and economic ties to the fossil fuel industry can make communities more resistant to transitioning toward renewable energy. a True b False c 7 What does psychological “distance” from climate change often result in? a Increased urgency to act b Greater belief in climate science c Reduced concern and action 8 True or False: People are more likely to act on climate change when they feel personally affected by it. a True b False c 9 What is a major reason people in “host” communities may be resistant to transitioning away from fossil fuels? a They do not believe in climate science b Renewable energy is too expensive c Their economy, culture, and identity are tied to the fossil fuel industry 10 How does the concept of “net zero” carbon emissions relate to both individual action and global policy? a It requires only personal lifestyle changes, not government policies. b It connects localized behavior with the broader goal of balancing global emissions and absorption. c It emphasizes that individual recycling efforts are more important than corporate responsibility 11 True or False: Rising global temperatures have led to an increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events. a True b False c 12 What kind of communication strategy is most effective in shifting climate change perspectives, according to Ballew et al.? a Sharing only scientific data b Personalizing and localizing the effects of climate change c Focusing on global statistics and trends 13 True or False: People who believe in climate change always support immediate action to combat it. a True b False c 14 What dual challenge do fossil-fuel “host” communities face when considering a shift to renewable energy? a Simultaneous economic dependency and cultural identity tied to fossil fuel industries b Lack of awareness and access to clean water c A shortage of skilled labor and natural resources

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Climate Change ChallengeOnline version

by Mya Weiss

True or False: Low-income communities are generally more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change than high-income communities.

In the article, "Extreme Heat Will Change Us," how are Abbas and Abdullah differently impacted by climate change?

What international agreement successfully reduced ozone-depleting substances?

True or False: Climate change is expected to have the same economic impact across all countries regardless of development status.

According to Ballew et al., what two strategies help shift people’s views on climate change?

True or False: Cultural and economic ties to the fossil fuel industry can make communities more resistant to transitioning toward renewable energy.

What does psychological “distance” from climate change often result in?

True or False: People are more likely to act on climate change when they feel personally affected by it.

What is a major reason people in “host” communities may be resistant to transitioning away from fossil fuels?

How does the concept of “net zero” carbon emissions relate to both individual action and global policy?

True or False: Rising global temperatures have led to an increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.

What kind of communication strategy is most effective in shifting climate change perspectives, according to Ballew et al.?

True or False: People who believe in climate change always support immediate action to combat it.

What dual challenge do fossil-fuel “host” communities face when considering a shift to renewable energy?