What does climate change mean for indigenous communities?

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What does climate change mean for indigenous communities?Online version This section of the test evaluates your ability to understand specific and general information of an audio text. For each item, choose the option that best completes or answers the ideas or the questions by Walter Zapata H. 1 What does Tom Goldtooth say about “adaptation”? a Indigenous communities don’t have the knowledge to adapt b Although indigenous communities are able to adapt, they should not force this process c Adaptation and change are not necessary for indigenous communities 2 When does Tom see the effects of environment? a When the villages have to be relocated because of the weather changes b When people move from the south to the north c When the village communities disappear because of the cold 3 Why is relocation more difficult now than in the past? a Because of the lack of money b Because of the lack of resources c Because of the settlements of other communities 4 When Tom talks about climate change, he mentions ONE of these… a Hurricanes b Tsunamis c Tornadoes 5 What does he say about the natural materials of their culture? a They can be easily gotten nearby b They are not available anymore c They do not exist anymore 6 In Tom’s words, how does climate change affect indigenous communities? a They may perish b They may lose their identities c They may lose political support 7 What does Tom refer to when he mentions Africa in his talk? a The likelihood of a civil war b The likelihood of a water war c Water as a right for indigenous communities 8 Tom concludes that global warming affects indigenous communities because… a it becomes a matter of surviving or dying b they don’t like the cold c they don’t like the heat 9 Based on the talk, we can infer that Tom belongs to… a An African indigenous people b An Australian indigenous people c A North American indigenous people

What does climate change mean for indigenous communities?Online version

by Walter Zapata H.

What does Tom Goldtooth say about “adaptation”?

Indigenous communities don’t have the knowledge to adapt

Although indigenous communities are able to adapt, they should not force this process

Adaptation and change are not necessary for indigenous communities

When does Tom see the effects of environment?

When the villages have to be relocated because of the weather changes

When people move from the south to the north

When the village communities disappear because of the cold

Why is relocation more difficult now than in the past?

Because of the lack of money

Because of the lack of resources

Because of the settlements of other communities

When Tom talks about climate change, he mentions ONE of these…

Hurricanes

Tsunamis

Tornadoes

What does he say about the natural materials of their culture?

They can be easily gotten nearby

They are not available anymore

They do not exist anymore

In Tom’s words, how does climate change affect indigenous communities?

They may perish

They may lose their identities

They may lose political support

What does Tom refer to when he mentions Africa in his talk?

The likelihood of a civil war

The likelihood of a water war

Water as a right for indigenous communities

Tom concludes that global warming affects indigenous communities because…

it becomes a matter of surviving or dying

they don’t like the cold

they don’t like the heat

Based on the talk, we can infer that Tom belongs to…

An African indigenous people

An Australian indigenous people

A North American indigenous people

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What does climate change mean for indigenous communities?Online version

by Walter Zapata H.

What does Tom Goldtooth say about “adaptation”?

When does Tom see the effects of environment?

Why is relocation more difficult now than in the past?

When Tom talks about climate change, he mentions ONE of these…

What does he say about the natural materials of their culture?

In Tom’s words, how does climate change affect indigenous communities?

What does Tom refer to when he mentions Africa in his talk?

Tom concludes that global warming affects indigenous communities because…

Based on the talk, we can infer that Tom belongs to…

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