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The document consists of a series of questions designed to gauge awareness and opinions on global warming and climate change. It covers topics such as perceived seriousness, personal impact, causes, and actions taken to protect the environment. Additionally, it seeks opinions on responsibility for addressing climate change and potential lifestyle changes individuals are willing to make.

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The document consists of a series of questions designed to gauge awareness and opinions on global warming and climate change. It covers topics such as perceived seriousness, personal impact, causes, and actions taken to protect the environment. Additionally, it seeks opinions on responsibility for addressing climate change and potential lifestyle changes individuals are willing to make.

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Question 1. Have you heard about global warming?

A. Yes
B. No
C. I have heard of it but don’t understand it clearly

Question 2. How serious do you think global warming is?

A. Very serious
B. Quite serious
C. Not serious
D. I don’t care

Question 3. Compared to the past, how has the weather changed?

A. Hotter
B. Colder
C. No change
D. More unpredictable

Question 4. Which climate-related problem do you notice most often?

A. Extreme heat
B. Heavy rain
C. Floods
D. Droughts

Question 5. How much does climate change affect your daily life?

A. A lot
B. A little
C. Almost not at all
D. Not at all

Question 6. What do you think is the main cause of global warming?

A. Human activities
B. Natural causes
C. Both human and natural causes
D. I don’t know

Question 7. How often do you take actions to protect the environment?

A. Often
B. Sometimes
C. Rarely
D. Never

Question 8. What action do you do most to protect the environment?

A. Saving electricity and water


B. Not littering
C. Recycling
D. Planting trees

Question 9. Who should take the main responsibility for dealing with climate
change?

A. The government
B. Businesses
C. Individuals
D. Everyone

Question 10. Are you willing to change your lifestyle to protect the environment?

A. Yes
B. Yes, but it’s difficult
C. No
D. I’ve never thought about it

Question 11.

In your opinion, how does climate change affect people’s daily lives?

Question 12.

What can students do to help reduce the effects of climate change?

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