Mobilité Durable Quiz

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1. A sustainable transport system:
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- Pollutes air, soil and water
- Is technologically impossible
- Uses renewable energy sources
- Is economically and financially unfeasible
2. To improve people’s quality of life, it is necessary to:
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- Reduce the efficiency of public transports
- Increase the number of cars on the road
- Reduce the emission of pollutants
- Increase the number of car parks
3. The main challenge for sustainable mobility is related to:
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- depopulation
- Excessive use of individual transport
- Absence of bicycle paths
- Lack of parking in rural areas
4. Vancouver (Canada) is one of the most sustainable cities from the point of view of mobility because:
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- More than 50% of energy comes from renewable sources
- More than 90% of energy comes from renewable sources
- About 10% of energy comes from renewable sources
5. To promote decarbonisation, it is necessary that the choice of fuels guarantees:
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- The increase in carbon footprint over time
- Moderate increase in the carbon footprint as soon as possible
- Stabilization of the carbon footprint over time
- Reducing / stabilizing the carbon footprint over time
6. Biofuels can be considered environmentally friendly because they allow:
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- Consume little energy and are based on intensive crops
- Increasing biological diversity and food habitats
- Reduce dependence on fossil fuels
- Contribute to minimizing deforestation
7. The transport sector accounts for around 25% of greenhouse gas emissions and:
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- 90% of total consumption of oil and petroleum products
- 75% of total consumption of oil and petroleum products
- Without any repercussions on the consumption of oil and its products
- 50% of total consumption of oil and petroleum products
8. In order to comply with the Paris Agreement, fossil fuel generation must be halved until:
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- 2050 and low carbon sources should double
- 2050 and low carbon sources should triple
- 2050 and low carbon sources should quadruple
- 2050 and low carbon sources should be kept
9. The biggest “polluter” on the planet is:
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- USA
- India
- Portugal
- China
10. If you want to arrive to the Teide peak you will need to go into:
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- a helicopter
- a plane
- by foot
- a cable car

Mobilité Durable Quiz

1. A sustainable transport system:

2. To improve people’s quality of life, it is necessary to:

3. The main challenge for sustainable mobility is related to:

4. Vancouver (Canada) is one of the most sustainable cities from the point of view of mobility because:

5. To promote decarbonisation, it is necessary that the choice of fuels guarantees:

6. Biofuels can be considered environmentally friendly because they allow:

7. The transport sector accounts for around 25% of greenhouse gas emissions and:

8. In order to comply with the Paris Agreement, fossil fuel generation must be halved until:

9. The biggest “polluter” on the planet is:

10. If you want to arrive to the Teide peak you will need to go into: