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Assessment

Multiple-choice questions

For each question, select the letter (A, B, C, or D) that corresponds to the correct answer. Note that only one answer is correct among the four options.

 

1.   What does “climate justice” refer to?

A.  The pursuit of climate policies that benefit the wealthiest nations.
B.  The fair and equitable distribution of the costs and benefits of climate change mitigation and adaptation.
C.  The belief that climate change is a natural phenomenon and not influenced by human activities.
D.  Advocacy for reducing greenhouse gas emissions without considering social equity.

2.   Why is climate justice particularly relevant for vulnerable communities?

A.  Vulnerable communities are more responsible for causing climate change.
B.  Vulnerable communities have better resources to cope with the impacts of climate change.
C.  Vulnerable communities are disproportionately affected by climate change but have fewer resources to adapt and recover.
D.  Climate change has no significant impact on vulnerable communities.

3.   Which of the following is an example of climate justice in action?

A.   A government imposing heavy taxes on renewable energy sources to promote fossil fuel consumption.
B.   A company setting emission reduction targets to increase profits.
C.   A community-driven initiative that provides solar panels and energy-efficient appliances to low-income households.
D.   A city implementing policies to limit public transportation options to reduce carbon emissions.

4.   How can climate justice be promoted on a global scale?

A.  By providing financial incentives to the wealthiest nations to invest in renewable energy.
B.  By prioritising economic growth over environmental concerns.
C.  By empowering and including marginalised communities in climate policy decisions.
D.  By focusing solely on reducing emissions without considering social and economic impacts.

5.   How can climate justice benefit both developed and developing countries?

A.  By providing financial compensation to developed countries for their historical carbon emissions.
B.  By prioritising technological advancements in developed countries to reduce their emissions.
C.  By supporting sustainable development and climate adaptation in developing countries to prevent future crises.
D.  By restricting access to climate-friendly technologies in order to reduce competition between countries.

6.   What role do corporations play in climate justice?

A.  Corporations have no responsibility for climate justice issues.
B.  Corporations can help address climate justice by maximising their profits and contributing to economic growth.
C.  Corporations should focus solely on their business interests and not get involved in climate justice matters.
D.  Corporations can influence climate justice through their practices, policies, and support for sustainable initiatives.

7.   Which of the following is an example of a climate justice policy?

A.  A law that allows corporations to pollute freely without consequences.
B.  A government programme that subsidises fossil fuel industries.
C.  A policy that sets emission reduction targets for each industry based on their historical carbon footprint.
D.  A regulation that prohibits the use of renewable energy sources in the energy sector.

8.  What is a key strategy to promote climate justice on a global scale?

A.  Establishing carbon offset programmes.
B.  Implementing cap-and-trade systems.
C.  Supporting renewable energy projects in developing nations.
D.  Encouraging individual carbon footprint reduction.

9.   How can governments ensure climate justice for marginalised communities?

A.   Providing tax breaks to corporations for sustainable practices.
B.   Implementing policies that prioritise the needs of vulnerable populations.
C.   Offering financial incentives for fossil fuel industries.
D.   Reducing funding for climate education and awareness programmes.

10.  How can the international community support climate justice in developing countries?

A.   Imposing trade sanctions on countries with high carbon emissions.
B.   Providing financial aid for clean-energy projects and climate adaptation efforts.
C.   Encouraging developed nations to increase their carbon emissions.
D.   Exporting fossil fuel technologies to developing countries.

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