Climate & Cities: Architecture Quiz

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Test your grasp of how cities, architecture, and climate connect.

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Froggy Jumps Climate & Cities: Architecture QuizOnline version Test your grasp of how cities, architecture, and climate connect. by Heba Moo'nis 1 When we say environmental problem, do you imagine nature or buildings? a Buildings b Nature c Both equally 2 Is climate change only a temperature issue? a Yes b No; it's about energy balance and greenhouse gases. c Only daily weather changes 3 Before air-conditioning, how did buildings survive summer? a More electricity use b Higher ceilings alone c Passive cooling and material choices 4 Do cities suffer from climate change more, or cause it more? a Only suffer b Both: heat effects and emissions c Only cause 5 What mainly causes Urban Heat Island in cities? a Dense materials with little vegetation b More rainfall c Floating clouds 6 Name a key architectural strategy to influence climate positively. a Maximize white roofs without context b Shading and heat-reducing materials c Higher glass density only 7 Which factor increases cooling demand in cities? a Cool coastal breezes everywhere b Open space plans only c Density and heat-retaining materials 8 What is the urban heat island effect? a Heat comes only from factories. b Cities are warmer than surrounding areas due to dense surfaces and limited greenery. c A city is cooler than rural areas due to shading. 9 Which architectural approach best reduces building energy use? a Heavy stone construction with few windows. b Glass-only design maximizing solar heat c Passive design and a well-insulated envelope. 10 What is a primary benefit of green roofs? a Reduce stormwater runoff and cool the building. b Block all wind flow around the building. c Increase solar glare dramatically. 11 Which city factor most drives CO2 emissions? a Population size alone. b Local weather variations. c Building energy use and transportation. 12 Name a low-carbon construction material. a Expanded polystyrene blocks. b Cross-laminated timber (CLT). c Conventional concrete. 13 What is a net-zero building? a A building that emits no net CO2 over a year. b A building with unlimited energy use. c A building that uses only solar panels. 14 Which policy reduces city transport emissions? a Removing public transit. b Encouraging car ownership with free parking. c Congestion pricing or expanded bike lanes. 15 Which climate risk is most common in coastal cities? a Extreme cold waves. b Drought primarily. c Flooding from sea-level rise and storm surge. 16 Which design principle improves city resilience? a Over-reliance on active systems only. b Passive survivability and redundancy. c Maximizing single-point failure points.

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Climate & Cities: Architecture QuizOnline version

by Heba Moo'nis

When we say environmental problem, do you imagine nature or buildings?

Is climate change only a temperature issue?

Before air-conditioning, how did buildings survive summer?

Do cities suffer from climate change more, or cause it more?

What mainly causes Urban Heat Island in cities?

Name a key architectural strategy to influence climate positively.

Which factor increases cooling demand in cities?

What is the urban heat island effect?

Which architectural approach best reduces building energy use?

What is a primary benefit of green roofs?

Which city factor most drives CO2 emissions?

Name a low-carbon construction material.

What is a net-zero building?

Which policy reduces city transport emissions?

Which climate risk is most common in coastal cities?

Which design principle improves city resilience?