Move4Nature 2025 quiz

Move4Nature quiz

Put your knowledge to the test and see how much you know about the environment, climate, EU policies, and Move4Nature.

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What is the environment?

The air we breathe.

Trees that are around us.

Sky above us.

Everything around us, like animals, plants, air, water, and land, that helps or affects life.

2 / 19

What is one major threat to European wetlands?

Too much rainfall

Draining and degradation caused by human activities

Animal migration

Natural flooding

3 / 19

Why are European forests important for the environment?

They make great hiking trails only

They increase CO₂ in the air

They absorb carbon dioxide and support biodiversity

They are aesthetically pleasing

4 / 19

How much of the Earth's surface is water?

71 %

20 %

50 %

82 %

5 / 19

What is not part of the triple planetary crisis?

Climate Change

Biodiversity Loss

Space Exploration

Pollution

6 / 19

Which of the following is a major effect of climate change?

Rising sea levels

The Earth becoming cooler

Increase in biodiversity

An increase in ice glaciers worldwide

7 / 19

Ambient (outdoor) air pollution is estimated to have caused _____ premature deaths worldwide in 2019 (Statistic by WHO)?

Guess the number.

420,000

4,200,000

42,000

4200

8 / 19

Average CO2 emissions from new passenger cars registered in Europe have fallen steadily in recent years, resulting in a reduction between 2019 and 2023. At what percentage was the reduction?

28 %

50 %

12 %

90 %

9 / 19

What happens when biodiversity is lost?

Ecosystems become less stable

More species thrive

The air becomes cleaner

Plants grow in new regions

10 / 19

True or False: The EU aims to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 (compared to 1990 levels).

True

False

11 / 19

What is the name of the EU’s main strategy to become climate-neutral by 2050?

Green Pact

European Climate Accord

European Green Deal

Sustainable Future Plan

12 / 19

What is the name of the EU initiative launched for citizens engagement?

Green Wind Agreement

European Climate Pact

European Sundays

Sustainable Future

13 / 19

Which of the following is an example of a sustainable lifestyle choice young people can take?

Buying fast fashion

Leaving the lights on all day

Using reusable water bottles instead of single-use plastics

Throwing trash in public parks

14 / 19

Which of these actions is most likely to help young people influence long-term environmental policy?

Planting trees in their local neighbourhood

Engaging in youth-led advocacy groups that work with policymakers or in school.

Participating in a one-time local clean-up event

Sharing environmental posts on social media without further action

15 / 19

Many people use Earth Day to help advocate for sustainable living. When is Earth Day?

14th March

15th August

22nd April

8th November

16 / 19

Which of these is not a core objective for the MOVE4NATURE initiative?

Creating a Digital Network for Tracking Progress

Fostering environmental awareness

To teach people how to hike in dangerous areas

Encouraging physical activity in nature.

17 / 19

How can you take part in the MOVE4NATURE initiative?

Raise awareness about the initiative

Go for a hike & clean up the trail

Organise a Move4Nature event

All of the above

18 / 19

Finish the sentence: Spending time outdoors while engaging in physical activity is…

Bad for your health and wellbeing.

The worst way to get fit.

An expensive activity.

Fantastic for both mental and physical well-being.

19 / 19

Which of these sports have the least carbon footprint?

Running, Hiking, Cycling or swimming Outdoors.

Running Indoors

Golf

Football and Rugby

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True or False: The EU aims to reduce net greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 (compared to 1990 levels).

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