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New example questions from the library every Monday. Updated on 12 October 2026.

Which animal has a snurf?
Elephant Owl Haas Turtle
Which animal keeps the sea clean by eating everything?
Crab Bird Cat Dog
What do plants do at night?
Sleep Dancing Singing Cycling
What do bees make in their homes?
Honey Milk Bread Cheese
What does a cow eat?
Grass Fish Meat Candy
What do bunnies like to eat?
Carrots Pizza Ice Biscuits
Which animal always carries its home with it?
A snail A dog A cat A bird
What colour will the sky be at sunset?
Orange Green White Black
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What do we clean for nature?
Cleaning up rubbish Picking flowers Throwing stones Breaking branches
Which season is the coldest?
Winter Summer Spring Autumn
When do you see stars?
At night In the morning In the afternoon Never
What falls from trees in autumn?
Leaves Stars Snow Clouds
What do cats do when they are happy?
Spiders Barking Croaking Beep
What do we do with an empty bottle?
In the bottle bank Discarded in forest In the ditch Buried
What grows out of an acorn?
An oak tree A rose A tulip Grass
What colour do leaves usually have in summer?
Green Red Yellow Brown
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Where does honey come from?
Of bees from flowers From trees out of leaves From cows out of grass Of fish from water
Which animals crawl on their bellies?
Snakes Birds Dogs Monkeys
What do some birds do in winter?
They fly to warm countries They go underwater They get bigger They change colour
What is bad for nature?
Throwing rubbish on the ground Watering flowers Feeding birds Planting trees
Which animals have tails?
Cats People Trees Flowers
Which animals give milk?
Cows Fish Birds Spiders
What do trees do in winter?
Their leaves fall off They are going to run They are getting smaller They will sing
Which animal lives the longest?
The turtle The mouse The fly The fish
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Which animal is disappearing because of the melting of polar ice?
Polar bear Lion Elephant Giraffe
What happens to coral reefs when the ocean warms up?
They turn white and die They grow bigger They get more colors They start swimming
Which household appliance uses the most power?
The washing machine A lamp An alarm clock radio A phone charger
Which animal has become the symbol of climate change due to melting ice?
Polar bear Penguin Seal Whale
What is the hottest place on Earth ever measured?
Death Valley, United States Sahara Desert, Africa Australian outback South Pole
What would happen if all bees went extinct?
Many plants would no longer be able to reproduce There would be more honey Flowers would grow bigger More fruit would be produced
Which tree absorbs the most CO2?
A big, old tree A small, young tree A dead tree All trees absorb equally
Which of these materials is biodegradable?
Cardboard Plastic Aluminum Glass
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Which gas makes up the bulk of greenhouse gases in our atmosphere?
Water vapour Carbon dioxide Methane Nitric oxide
What gas is released when organic waste decomposes?
Methane Oxygen Nitrogen Helium
How many minutes do you need to cycle to generate the energy for 1 hour of watching TV?
60 minutes 5 minutes 15 minutes 200 minutes
Which colour container is usually meant for paper and cardboard?
Blue Green Yellow Red
What is the most polluting industry for water?
Textile industry Food industry Automotive industry Toy industry
What gas do cows emit that contributes to the greenhouse effect?
Methane Carbon dioxide Oxygen Nitrogen
Which species of fish is disappearing fastest due to overfishing?
Tuna Salmon Herring Sardines
Which natural substance can best replace plastic?
Bamboo Stone Sand Clay
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What percentage of all carbon on Earth is stored in soils?
80% 40% 60% 95%
How many micro-plastics does an average person eat per week?
5 grams (one credit card) 1 gram 15 g 25 g
What is the main goal of the 2015 Paris Agreement?
Limiting warming to no more than 2°C Ban all fossil fuels Protecting endangered species Reducing plastic waste
How many centimetres has sea level risen since 1880?
21 cm 8 cm 35 cm 50 cm
What is the main cause of melting polar ice?
Rising temperatures Changing sea currents Volcanic activity Changing solar activity
Which of these activities has the largest carbon footprint?
A flight from Amsterdam to New York Driving 30 km daily for a year Heating a house during a winter Eating meat daily for a year
Which of these animals is most threatened by climate change?
Polar bear Leo Elephant Tiger
What percentage of global electricity is generated by renewable sources?
About 30% About 15% About 45% About 60%
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What technique is used to extract and store CO₂ from the air?
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) Solar Panel Integration (SPI) Wind Energy Conversion (WEC) Hydro Power Generation (HPG)
How much of the world's freshwater is fit for human consumption?
Less than 1% About 5% About 15% About 25%
What is the purpose of the Paris Agreement?
Limiting warming to well below 2°C Ban all fossil fuels Cut plastic use in half Closing all nuclear power plants
On average, how many degrees Celsius has the earth gotten warmer since the start of the industrial revolution?
About 1.1 degrees About 0.5 degrees About 2.3 degrees About 3.1 degrees
What is the biggest risk from nuclear waste?
Long-term radioactivity It spontaneously explodes It evaporates into the air It attracts lightning
How much of global carbon emissions are caused by shipping?
About 3% About 15% About 1% About 10%
On average, how much CO₂ does the production of 1 kg of beef produce?
About 60 kg CO₂ About 10 kg CO₂ About 5 kg CO₂ About 150 kg CO₂
What percentage of the Amazon rainforest has already been destroyed?
About 17% About 5% About 35% About 50%
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What does 'tipping point' mean in climate science?
Critical point at which irreversible changes occur Moment when CO2 emissions peak Temperature rise of 2 degrees Point where climate models become unreliable
What is 'greenwashing'?
Misleading marketing about environmental friendliness Cleaning polluted areas Greening urban areas Washing green energy plants
What is the main advantage of vertical farming?
Minimal soil and water consumption Lower production costs No artificial lighting required Natural pollination possible
What is the impact of microplastics on marine ecosystems?
Accumulation in food chain and endocrine disruption Visual pollution only Accelerated evolution of organisms Increased biodiversity
What is the main purpose of 'precision agriculture'?
Minimising inputs while maximising yields Use only organic pesticides Fully automated farming Growing genetically modified crops
What is the main environmental impact of lithium mining for batteries?
Water consumption in arid regions CO2 emissions in extraction Radioactive radiation Acidification of groundwater
What is the main problem with radioactive waste storage?
Very long half-life of some isotopes Large quantities of waste High temperature of waste Transport to storage locations
What is the main cause of microplastics in drinking water?
Wear and tear of synthetic clothing Degradation of plastic bottles Car tyre waste Cosmetic products
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