Global Issues (not so) Trivia Questions. 1 What is the current human population of the world? a)3.5 billion b)7 billion c)10.5 billion d)18.5 billion.

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Global Issues (not so) Trivia Questions

1 What is the current human population of the world? a)3.5 billion b)7 billion c)10.5 billion d)18.5 billion

2 What was the world’s human population in 1960? a)0.5 billion b)1 billion c)3 billion d)5 billion

3 At current rates of growth, what will world population be in 2050?

4 Q: What are the first, second, third and fourth most populous countries in the world? A: China, India, United States, Indonesia

5 By about how many people per year is world population growing? a)25 million b)55 million c)80 million d)95 million

6 What percentage of the world’s people today live in cities? a)10% b)25% c)50% d)80%

7 What city in the world has the largest population? a)Tokyo b)Mexico City c)Cairo d)New York City e)Los Angeles A: Tokyo, with 33.2 million

8 Because of urban sprawl in the United States, an area the size of which state is paved over each year? a)Texas b)Delaware c)Rhode Island d)Kansas A: Delaware

9 In 1950, average life expectancy worldwide was: a)36 b)49 c)56 d)66 A: 49

10 In 2000, the average life expectancy worldwide was: a)46 b)56 c)65 d)76 A: 65

11 What is the measurement tool called that is used to describe the area of the earth’s surface necessary to support a given human lifestyle? A: Ecological Footprint

12 What country has the largest Ecological Footprint per person? a)United States b)China c)Japan d)Afghanistan A: USA

13 What environmental concern is associated with habitat loss? A: Biodiversity; species extinction

14 What are some humane methods proven to reduce population growth? A: Provide access to reproductive health care; educate and empower women; reduce poverty

15 Roughly what percentage of the world’s people live on $2/day or less? a)15% b)30% c)40% d)65% A: 40% !

16 Roughly what percentage of the world’s people live on $1/day or less? a)10% b)20% c)45% d)60% A: 20% ! (1 out of every 5 !)

17 What is the most widely spoken language on the earth? A: Mandarin Chinese

18 Roughly how many people in the world today are chronically hungry? a)1 million b)50 million c)800 million d)2 billion

19 Roughly what percentage of the world’s people lack access to safe water supply? a)10% b)15% c)20% d)50% A: 20% (Again 1 out of every 5 people!)

20 Approximately what percentage of global energy do hydrocarbon fuels (fossil fuels) generate? a)20% b)40% c)60% d)80% A: 80%

21 What activity accounts for the highest water use world wide – agriculture, industry or domestic (household)? (rank them) A: Agriculture: 65-70% of water Industry: 20-25% Household/domestic: 13%

22 What is a renewable resource? A: A renewable resource is one that can be replaced as it is consumed. Examples are plants, wind, sun and water

23 What element (from the periodic table) do many scientists believe can provide an unlimited source of clean energy? A: hydrogen