1 NO

POVERTY 2 ZERO
HUNGER 3 GOOD
HEALTH

How can you tell that someone
is living in poverty?
a) The person doesn’t have a smartphone
b) The person is not able to fulfil their basic
needs, including food, healthcare,
education among others
c) The person is not well dressed
Is enough food produced in the world What is the average
to feed everyone? life expectancy in the world?
a) No, because I get hungry all the time a) 50 years
b) Enough healthy food is produced, but b) 60 years
not enough sweets and fizzy drinks c) 70 years
c) There is enough food but not
everyone can afford to buy food

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Most of the children who do not go Only one country in the world has more
women than men in parliament in 2017. How can you use less water?
to school live on which continent? Which country is it?
a) There's no shortage of water where I live,
a) Europe I can use as much as I like
a) The United Kingdom
b) Asia b) By taking a shower rather than a bath
b) Norway
c) America c) By drinking sweetened fizzy drinks
c) France
d) Africa instead of water
d) Rwanda
e) Peru

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Spot the wrong answer. Should women be paid the same as men What is a sustainable factory?
Clean energy can be produced with… if they have the same job?
a) A factory that has been built long ago
a) Coal a) Yes, men and women have the same rights and is still functioning
b) Sun b) No, men should be paid more because b) A factory that produces toxic waste
c) Wind they are stronger c) A factory that causes no damage
to the environment
d) Waves
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What is the best way to fight poverty?
a) Do nothing and ignore the problem
b) Share the wealth produced in the world
c) Prevent foreigners from entering your
country
How many people in developing countries Statement: there are plenty of fish in the sea.
live in slums?
a) True, I can eat as many as I want!
a) 30% b) False. Overfishing, pollution and climate
b) 55% change are reducing the populations of
fish in the oceans
c) 80%

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Which of the following contribute

What is renewable energy?
a) A brand of a energy drink
b) Energy generated from natural
resources—such as sunlight and wind
c) A source of energy with a renewable
subscription fee
to marine pollution... We must protect our forests to fight
climate change because :
a) Litter on the beach
b) Jellyfish and crabs a) Forests are good places to play
b) Trees produce oxygen
c) Seaweed
c) We need wood for building houses

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Which of the following is a democracy?
a) A country ruled by a dictator
b) A country ruled by the people
c) A country ruled only by men
A partnership is...
a) When you are playing with a friend and
you pretend to be parents
b) When people and organisations
support each other to achieve
a common goal
c) When two pupils eat
at the same table every day
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POVERTY 2 ZERO
HUNGER 3 GOOD
HEALTH

Are there fewer people living in poverty now Choose two things that could help stop
than there were 25 years ago? True or false: the number of starving people children under 5 from dying.
in the world is decreasing.
a) No, 1 billion more people are now a) Nutritious food
living in poverty a) True b) Mobile phones
b) Yes, 1 billion people have been lifted b) False c) Clean drinking water
out of poverty d) Fizzy drinks

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Potable water is:

True or false: fewer girls than boys Which country was the first in the world to
attend school worldwide. give women full political rights a) Water that is safe to drink
(the right to vote and be elected)? b) Water that we can find in flower pots
a) False
a) France c) Water that looks clean
b) True
b) The United States of America
c) Finland

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What does energy efficiency mean?
a) When a lamp gives a bright light
b) When you can use energy without having
to worry about your consumption
c) A device or building that uses
relatively little energy to provide it
with the power it needs
If you have a job, does that mean you
are safe from poverty? True or false: everyone has
access to the internet.
a) Yes, because you work to earn money
a) True
b) No, you can have a job and live in poverty
b) False
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True or false: in the last 25 years, Solutions to save energy How much food is wasted every day worldwide?
the number of people in extreme poverty and protect the planet already exist.
has NOT gone down Which of these are not real? a) None, as all the food is eaten or frozen
a) True a) Bicycles b) One third of all food produced
b) False b) Electric buses c) Very little, as people have dramatically
reduced the waste
c) Flying cars

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Which of the following statements What is overfishing? The extinction of animal species is due to…
is correct?
a) Eating too much fish and getting sick a) Human activities
a) Global warming doesn’t exist because
last winter was really cold b) Taking more fish out of the sea than can be b) Animals eating each other
replaced naturally c) The frequency emissions of mobile phones
b) Global warming doesn't exist because
there are still global icecaps c) Overfeeding fish so they get bigger
c) Global warming will lead to more
flooding and heavy storms

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What is a child soldier? How does fairtrade contribute to the SDGs?

a) A child who plays war games with other a) It offers better trading conditions to
children producers and workers
b) A child who is enrolled in an armed group b) It increases profits
for industries
c) Both
c) It encourages producers
to hire children
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POVERTY 2 ZERO
HUNGER 3 GOOD
HEALTH

How many people are living in How many people in the world are not What is best for a newborn baby?
extreme poverty worldwide? eating enough to be in good health?
a) Being bottle fed
a) Around 800 people a) Almost 90 people b) Drinking water
b) Around 8,000 people b) Almost 9,000 people c) Breastfeeding
c) Over 800 million people c) Almost 900 million people

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Education…
a) Will make it hard for you to get a job
b) Will help you get a job and improve your life
c) Is only useful for very smart kids
How many countries in the world had a woman Where does most of the wastewater
as president or head of state in 2017? resulting from human activities go?
a) 5 a) It is treated and recycled
b) 20 b) It is stored in safe places
c) 100 c) It is discharged into rivers or seas
without any treatment
against pollution

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Global warming happens mainly What does “economic growth” mean? True or false: everyone has access
because of an increase of a certain gas to electricity.
in the atmosphere. Which gas is it? a) You save more money every month
b) Prices are increasing a) True
a) Ozone
c) An increase in the value of goods and b) False
b) Carbon dioxide services produced by a country
c) Mustard Gas
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At school...
a) Girls should learn to knit and cook
b) Boys should learn science and
technology
c) Girls and boys should have equal
learning opportunities
What is renewable energy? Oil is the most polluting industry in the world.
Which industry comes second?
a) Energy that comes from natural sources
and never runs out a) Coal extraction
b) Energy from outer space b) Textile industry
c) A form of energy used by c) Cellphone industry
the pharaohs of ancient Egypt

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Countries should make sure they use more: What percentage of all the species living in Biodiversity is...
the ocean have been identified?
a) Coal and oil for energy a) The diversity of animal and plant species
a) Around 5% living on our planet
b) Nuclear energy
b) Around 50% b) The variety of healthy products you can
c) Energy from the sun, wind and waves
c) More than 80% find in a supermarket
c) The number of planets where
humans could live

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A “blue helmet” is... What has made communication

among partners easier?
a) A soldier who works with the United Nations
to maintain peace a) Messenger pigeons
b) A firefighter in the navy b) The internet
c) A child soldier c) Messages in bottles
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1 NO
POVERTY 2 ZERO
HUNGER 3 GOOD
HEALTH

Most of the people living in poverty live in: Which of these statements is true? How many minutes of exercise should children
between 5 and 17 do everyday?
a) Europe a) You need at least one sweetened fizzy
drink per day to stay healthy a) 60 minutes
b) North and South America
b) There is enough food to feed the world b) 30 minutes
c) Africa and Asia
c) You can stay healthy if you don’t eat c) Children don’t need to exercise
vegetables and fruits everyday

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Quality education is good for... Who should do the cooking and
cleaning in the house?
a) Improving health
b) Reducing poverty a) The males in the house
c) Both b) The females in the house
c) Everyone should help out
Which statement is correct?
a) More people have a mobile phone
than a toilet
b) Most people have toilets but can’t afford
a mobile phone
c) Everyone has both a mobile
phone and a toilet

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Some energy sources are renewable, why? How many people are jobless worldwide? Which one of these innovations is
the best at fighting climate change?
a) Because they do not pollute a) 2 million
b) Because they are brand new b) 20 million a) An electric car
c) Because they can be replenished c) 200 million b) A diesel car
by nature in a short time c) A petrol car
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To reduce health inequalities all children Where is the fastest urbanisation Plastic bags are a big problem for our
should have access to: in the world happening? environment. Which country was the first
to ban plastic bags?
a) Clean drinking water a) Europe
b) The United States of America a) Sweden
b) Medical care
c) In developing countries b) Russia
c) Vaccines
c) Rwanda
d) All of the above

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Who is in charge of looking after the planet? True or false: if we do not change our habits Globally, forests are...
by 2050 there will be more plastic in the
a) Scientists ocean than there are fish. a) Growing, there are trees everywhere
b) Famous people a) True b) Being cut down at the same rate they
c) Government officials are being replanted
b) False
d) Everyone c) Vanishing, around half of all forests
have already disappeared

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What is a refugee camp? What is needed to achieve

a) A summer camp in the mountains
b) A camp for the protection of people
when they flee from their homes
c) A military camp
the 17 Sustainable Development Goals?
a) The involvement of all countries
b) The developed countries
leading the change
c) The developing countries
leading the change
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1 NO
POVERTY 2 ZERO
HUNGER 3 GOOD
HEALTH

In 1990, almost four in ten people (38%) What is malnutrition ? Which of these insects has helped
lived in extreme poverty. How many people spread the disease malaria?
live in extreme poverty now? a) When you don’t have a three-course meal
a) Mosquitoes
b) When you don’t eat meat every day
a) 1 in 10 b) Dragonflies
c) When you don’t eat enough healthy food
b) 3 in 10 for a certain period of time c) Fireflies
c) 5 in 10

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What percentage of adults today are literate, What percentage of researchers in science What percentage of water in the world
meaning they can read and write? and technology are women? is potable?
a) 80% a) 50% a) Only 3 %
b) 60% b) 30% b) Half of all water, 50 %
c) 30% c) 70% c) Almost all of it, 97%

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Which of these is a renewable energy source? True or false: every adult What infrastructure is important for
possesses a bank account. quality education?
a) Oil
b) Gas a) True a) Playgrounds and snacks
c) Sunlight b) False b) Clean schools, teachers and books
c) Soft beverage dispenser
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We can fight inequalities by:
a) Making sure that all children have access
to a good education
b) Making sure that everyone is wearing
the same clothes
c) Making sure that everyone watch
the same TV
In 2030, what percentage of the world’s How do bees help our environment?
population will live in urban areas?
a) They help plants grow and make food
a) 60% b) They do not help, they just make honey
b) 100% c) They eat other insects
c) 20%

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In 2015, where did world leaders
agree to a plan for our climate?
a) Paris (Paris Agreement)
b) London (Big Ben Agreement)
c) New York (The Manhattan Agreement)
Plastic bags are dangerous for turtles Trees are essential because...
because sometimes they think they are...
a) They are a habitat for wildlife
a) Food
b) You can climb them
b) A toy
c) Plastic is produced from trees
c) A shell

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What is child displacement? Who should be involved in partnerships

to achieve the 17 SDGs?
a) When a child goes on holiday
b) When a child is displaced a) Citizens
due to armed conflict b) Governments
c) When a child spends the night c) Companies
at a friend’s home
d) All of the above