 Earth Day's 50th is coming up quickly, so why not celebrate by testing your knowledge of the planet? How much do you know about our own home? Find out in these amazing and fun quizzes from Earthday.org. Do these with your family at home or as an activity for your students! Whale Conservation Quiz Think you know all about whale conservation? Whale, go on and test yourself in this quiz! Learn about the threats to whales and the effects of commercial whaling. Protect Our Species Quiz Species worldwide are facing many threats and are even on the verge of extinction. Take this quiz and discover issues you never knew could badly effect animals like sea turtles, coral reefs, elephants, and more. Climate Change Quiz Climate change is the planet's greatest threat, so it's important that everyone is aware of this. Test yourself on the Greenhouse Effect, food waste, and fighting climate change. Oceans and Plastic Pollution Quiz Plastic is a huge problem that is negatively affecting our oceans. Microplastics are small particles that are being consumed by marine animals and also by humans. Find out how much you know about plastic pollution and discover things you never knew before in this plastic and pollutions quiz. Environmental Literacy Quiz If you want to help the planet, try to learn about it first! Environmental literacy will help you understand the world around you and guide you to where and how you can save the planet. Learn all about Earth Day and environmental education in this fun quiz! Deforestation and Biodiversity Quiz Deforestation is another one of the many threats to species worldwide. Learn all about the negative effects of deforestation and how it impacts animals and their homes. Clean Energy Quiz Clean energy is another important factor when it comes to saving the planet. It helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and helps climate change. Test your knowledge on all things clean energy with this quiz.
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January 2022
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