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GC 7313 - Year 7 T3
GC 7313 - Year 7 T3
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1
Designing your own logo activity mainly helps develop which skill?
Speed writing
Advanced math problem solving
Memorizing facts
Creative thinking
2
Advocacy by the institute mainly involves:
Selling animal products
Farming endangered species
Constructing new roads
Public awareness campaigns and education
3
Which is the main threat to Giant Sequoia Trees?
Overfishing
Invasive animal species
Wildfires and climate change
Air pollution
4
Which two values did the student name as most important ?
Integrity & Collaboration
Pride & Integrity
Respect & Dominance
Courage & Disrespect
5
'Gender and health conservation' projects help women by:
Planting only fruit trees
Building large animal hospitals
Funding commercial farms
Teaching new skills and providing clean water
6
Jane Goodall established which organization to protect chimpanzees?
Conservation International
Wildlife Trust
Jane Goodall Institute
Roots & Shoots
7
Which animal is WWF’s recognized logo?
Panda
Tiger
Elephant
Sea turtle
8
Which focus belongs to Project AWARE Foundation?
Protecting migratory birds
Restoring coral reefs
Conserving rainforest ecosystems
Safeguarding underwater environments
9
A primary goal of WWF is to:
Expand urban development
Promote heavy industries
Train professional athletes
Save species and their habitats
10
One key way to support environmental conservation is:
Recycling and reusing materials regularly
Using more single-use plastics
Building more factories
Clearing forests for farmland
11
The main aim of Roots & Shoots is to:
Encourage youth to act for planet and people
Invest in industrial growth
Teach coding to professionals
Organize sporting events
12
What would be a clear message delivered when you are making a poster for a campaign?
Host an international conference
Support our campaigns
Start a recycling factory
Develop new wildlife reserves
13
What local action would be the best to reduce litter and promote recycling?
Launch a TV advertising campaign
Organise a school clean-up event
Host a fundraiser gala
Build a new playground
14
Learning about .................................. makes us realize how long it took earth to reach its current state.
Methods of recycling plastic
Techniques for wildlife tracking
Origins and evolution of planet Earth
Benefits of solar energy
15
Which species faces risk from illegal shell trade and pollution?
Hawksbill Turtle
Amur Leopard
Rafflesia Flower
Giant Sequoia Tree
16
Why did the student choose to volunteer for the Coral Reef Rescue Initiative?
To protect sea creatures and reefs
To write environmental policies
To work with pandas
To study mountain ecosystems
17
The biggest threat to marine life is:
Natural ocean currents
Underwater noise pollution
Coral reef tourism
Plastic waste and chemical runoff
18
What is the primary focus of conservation?
Building urban developments
Expanding industrial production
Managing and protecting nature
Promoting international trade
19
The chimpanzee rehabilitation centre is called:
Gombe Research Centre
Pan-Troglodytes Sanctuary
Tchimpounga Chimp Centre
Roots & Shoots Hub
20
Which action was listed for wider-world conservation?
Protect endangered species through laws
Plant few trees
Reduce local litter
Educate on local recycling
21
Which WWF value emphasizes teamwork across countries?
Integrity
Respect
Courage
Collaboration
22
Which group runs the Diyasaru wetland conservation project near Kaduwela?
Global Wetlands Fund
Urban Development Authority (UDA)
Marine Conservation Society
Young Zoologists’ Association (YZA)
23
What local threat to the Kaduwela wetlands did the student highlight?
Noise disturbance
Pollution from waste dumping
Overfishing
Illegal logging
24
What is the main goal of the “Coral Reef Rescue Initiative”?
Tracking migratory birds
Planting mangrove trees
Cleaning coastal beaches
Restoring coral reefs
25
What is WWF’s main approach to conservation?
Rapid industrial development
Science-based advocacy and partnerships
Private-only funding
Unregulated resource extraction