Course 2/Module 2

Course No 2/Module 2: Milestones and important international developments

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The questions consist of single and multiple choice questions. Only two questions are visible at a time, afterwards you have to click on the next button. Please note: You cannot go back. However, you can take the self-check-test as many times as you like.

Results Congratulations, you have achieved more than 70% and successfully completed the self-check test for course 2/module 2. Unfortunately, you did not achieve 70% on this self-check-test. You can look at the materials (e.g. script 2) again and take the test again. Good luck. #1. Name the drivers of environmental movements and political concepts in the 1960s and 1970s. Select all that apply: European Green Deal European Green Deal Increase in public awareness Increase in public awareness Brundtland Report “Our common-Future” Brundtland Report “Our common-Future” Foundation of Club of Rome Foundation of Club of Rome Rio Summit UNCED Rio Summit UNCED Institutionalisation of environmental policy Institutionalisation of environmental policy Millenium Development Goals Millenium Development Goals #2. Why is the Brundtland Report important for the debate on sustainability? It releases a concept of sustainable development. It releases a concept of sustainable development. It shows the initial presentation of the SDGs. It shows the initial presentation of the SDGs. It was the first publication form the Club of Rome. It was the first publication form the Club of Rome. Next #3. What is meant by the term green agenda? It deals with the problems of consumption and urban and industrial systems and ecological damage. It deals with the problems of consumption and urban and industrial systems and ecological damage. It deals with poverty and underdevelopment, needs of low-income groups, and health risks. It deals with poverty and underdevelopment, needs of low-income groups, and health risks. It brings together the divergent needs and interests of rich and poor countries. It brings together the divergent needs and interests of rich and poor countries. #4. What is meant by the term brown agenda? It deals with the problems of consumption and urban and industrial systems and ecological damage. It deals with the problems of consumption and urban and industrial systems and ecological damage. It deals with poverty and underdevelopment, needs of low-income groups, and health risks. It deals with poverty and underdevelopment, needs of low-income groups, and health risks. It brings together the divergent needs and interests of rich and poor countries. It brings together the divergent needs and interests of rich and poor countries. Next #5. When and where took the “first” climate conference place? 1968, Rome 1968, Rome 2002, Johannesburg 2002, Johannesburg 2015, Paris 2015, Paris 1992, Rio 1992, Rio #6. What does the abbreviation MDGs mean? Millennium Degrowth Goals Millennium Degrowth Goals Maximum Development Goals Maximum Development Goals Millennium Development Goals Millennium Development Goals Minimum Development Goals Minimum Development Goals Next #7. What is the “Club of Rome”? A private initiative A private initiative A sub-organisation of the United Nations A sub-organisation of the United Nations A sub-organisation of the European Union A sub-organisation of the European Union #8. What are the five factors, responsible for growth on the planet? Select all that apply: Degrowth of diversity Degrowth of diversity Population Population Renewable resources depletion Renewable resources depletion Agricultural production Agricultural production Non-renewable resources depletion Non-renewable resources depletion Climate change Climate change Industrial output Industrial output Pollution Pollution Poverty Poverty Financing and investing Financing and investing Next #9. Why was the initiative Fridays for Future founded? To call attention to our society's urgent need for action on the climate crisis. To call attention to our society's urgent need for action on the climate crisis. To drive sustainable development. To drive sustainable development. To have fun and a good time. To have fun and a good time. To drive the development of the industry. To drive the development of the industry. #10. What are the main topics of the European Green Deal? Select all that apply: Expansion of agriculture Expansion of agriculture International development cooperation International development cooperation Supporting non-renewable energies Supporting non-renewable energies Climate neutrality Climate neutrality Biodiversity Biodiversity Sustainable and smart mobility Sustainable and smart mobility Finish