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Because of the animals

Because of human activities

It happened on it’s own

It happened because of the sun

6. What happened when people made bad choices about the environment? Choose as many.

Deforestation occurred

Air pollution occurred

Animals started to thrive

Mass production of plastic

7. Which natural resource do you think is commonly used and is getting wasted?

Water/Sun/Air/Don’t know

8. What better choices could humans have made?

Conserving natural resources/Polluting rivers/Building more Factories/Not sure

9. Do you recycle waste at home?

Yes

No

Sometimes

Unsure

10. Do you think the Earth will be healthy and clean in 2050?

Yes

No

Maybe

How much damage do you think economy is doing to animal habitats on a scale of 1-10

1. In your opinion what do you think is a likely result for habitat destruction?

   : They lose access to more resources

   : Their populations decline.

   :They may face extinction due to lack of shelter and food.

   : They become more affected by climate change.

2. What do you think is the most endangered habitat?

   : Coral Reefs

   : Rainforests

   : Wetlands

   : Deserts

3. Out of Marine and Land habitats which one do you think is more endangered?

   : Land

   :Ocean

4. How concerned are you about habitat destruction?

   : Not concerned

   : Somewhat concerned

   : Mostly concerned

   : Not at all concerned

5. Do you think humanity and wildlife is affected by habitat destruction?

   : No

   : little bit

   : A lot

6. How much have you tried to help and stop habitat destruction on a scale of 1-10?

7. Which one of the following do you think is most responsible for protecting animal habitats?

   : Governments

   : Business groups

   : Societies and Communities

   : Individuals

   : I don’t know

8. On a scale of 1-10 how willing are you to help save animal habitats?

9. Do you think that habitats are important for economy and can you list 5 ways we /you can help save animal habitats?

   : open ended

1. What are actions you can do to prevent animal cruelty?

   (Text box)

2. What is the best home for an animal?

   a) a dirty hut

   b) a clean hut without food and water

   c) a clean hut with food and water

3. What do you think about animal cruelty?

   text box

4. Why do you think animal cruelty is bad?

   A) animals get hurt

   b)animals like it

   c) animals are annoying

   d) animals die

5. Do animals feel pain like humans do?

   a) yes

   b) no

6. What should you do if you see a hurt animal?

   a) ignore it

   b) tell a trusted adult

   c) laugh at it

7. Which of these is a sign of animal abuse/cruelty?

   a) a soft healthy fur coat and happy eyes

   b) dirty thin and hurt

   c) sleeping peacefully

8. How affective do you think stricter laws against animal cruelty would be in reducing abuse?

   a) very effective

   b) kind of affective

   c) not that affective

   d) not affective at all

9. What do you think needs the most attention to reduce animal cruelty?

   a) factory farming

   b) animal’s testing

   c) entertainment

   d) dolphinariums

   e) zoos

10. Do you think schools should teach their students to stop animal cruelty?

    a) yes

    b) absolutely

    c) idk

    d) no

    e) absolutely not

What you need to know before you start:

• A habitat is a place where animals and plants live.

• Habitat destruction means the place where animals live is being damaged or taken away (like cutting down forests or polluting the ocean).

• Endangered habitats are natural places (like rainforests or coral reefs) that are in danger of being lost forever.

1. On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you think human activities like building cities, farming, and factories hurt animal homes (habitats)?
   (1 = Not at all, 10 = A lot)

2. What do you think happens to animals when their habitats are destroyed? (Choose one)

   • They lose food and shelter

   • There are fewer animals

   • Some animals may become extinct (disappear forever)

   • They struggle more with changes in weather and climate

3. Which habitat do you think is in the most danger of being destroyed? (Choose one)

   • Coral Reefs (underwater places with colorful plants and animals)

   • Rainforests (thick forests with many plants and animals)

   • Wetlands (areas with water like swamps or marshes)

   • Deserts (dry places with special plants and animals)

4. Which do you think is more at risk of being destroyed?

   • Land habitats (forests, deserts, grasslands)

   • Ocean habitats (coral reefs, sea life homes)

5. How worried are you about animals losing their habitats?

   • Not worried

   • A little worried

   • Worried

   • Very worried

6. Do you think animals and people are both affected when nature is destroyed?

   • No

   • A little

   • A lot

7. On a scale of 1 to 10, how much have you tried to help protect animal habitats?
   (1 = Not at all, 10 = A lot)

8. Who do you think should work the hardest to protect where animals live? (Choose one)

   • Governments (leaders and rules)

   • Businesses (companies that build or sell things)

   • Local communities (people living in towns and cities)

   • Individuals (each person doing their part)

   • I don’t know

9. On a scale of 1 to 10, how willing are you to help protect animal homes (habitats)?
   (1 = Not willing, 10 = Very willing)

10. Why do you think it is important to protect animal homes (habitats)? Can you write 2–3 ways you or your community can help nature?

This survey will ask you about the environment and how the world might be different today if humans had made better choices about using and protecting these resources.

There are no right or wrong answers – just share what you honestly think.
Your answers are private, and no one will know who said what.

Thank you for your help!

1. On a scale of 1 to 10, how healthy do you think the environment is today?
   (1 = very unhealthy, 10 = very healthy)

2. How clean do you think the Earth is right now?
   (1 = very dirty, 10 = very clean)

3. Why do you think the Earth is not healthy today?

• Because of animals

• Because of human activities (like pollution or cutting down trees)

• It happened by itself

• Because of the sun

4. What happens when people make poor choices for the planet? (Choose all that you think are true)

• Trees are cut down (deforestation)

• The air becomes polluted

• Animals become safer and happier

• A lot of plastic is made and not reused

5. Which natural resource is used the most and often wasted?

• Water

• Sun

• Air

• I’m not sure

6. Which of these would have been a better choice for people to make?

• Saving natural resources (like water, air, and trees)

• Polluting rivers

• Building more factories

• Not sure

7. Do you recycle waste (like paper, plastic, or cans) at home?

• Yes

• No

• Sometimes

• I’m not sure

8. Do you think the Earth will be healthy and clean in the year 2050?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

9. Who do you think should take the most care of the environment?

• Governments

• Businesses

• Communities

• Everyone

10. Why do you think it is important to protect the environment? What do you think the world would look like if people had made better choices?

Hello and welcome!
We want to know what you think about how people treat animals. This survey is about animal cruelty, which means hurting animals or not taking care of them properly.

You will answer some questions about how animals should be treated and what people can do to stop cruelty to animals.

There are no right or wrong answers – just share what you honestly think.
Your answers are private, and no one will know who said what.

Thank you for your help!

1. On a scale of 1 to 10, how important is it to treat animals with kindness and care?
   (1 = Not important at all, 10 = Very important)

2. What is the best home for an animal?

• A dirty hut

• A clean hut without food or water

• A clean hut with food and water

• I don’t know

3. Why do you think animal cruelty is bad?

• Animals get hurt

• Animals like it

• Animals are annoying

• Animals can die

• I’m not sure

4. Do animals feel pain like humans do?

• Yes

• No

• I don’t know

5. What should you do if you see a hurt or injured animal?

• Ignore it

• Tell a trusted adult

• Laugh at it

• I’m not sure

6. Which of these is a sign that an animal is being treated badly (cruelty)?

• The animal has soft, healthy fur and looks happy

• The animal is dirty, thin, or has wounds

• The animal is sleeping peacefully

• I don’t know

7. How helpful do you think stronger rules and laws would be to stop animal cruelty?

• Very helpful

• A little helpful

• Not very helpful

• Not helpful at all

• I’m not sure

8. Which place do you think causes the most harm to animals?

• Factory farms (animals kept in small cages for food)

• Animal testing labs (used to test products)

• Entertainment shows (like circuses)

• Dolphinariums

• Zoos

• Other: ___________

• I don’t know

9. Do you think all cultures and countries treat animals the same way?

• Yes

• No

• I don’t know

10. What are some things you or your community can do to help stop animal cruelty?
    (Open-ended – write your thoughts)

5. What are ways climate change has a big impact on animals

             A. Drought

             B . Habitat Destruction

1.     C. Global warming
         D. Invading animals

2. 
   6. What is your favorite endangered animal

   1. A. Amur leopards
      B. Snowy owl
      C.white rhinos
      D.tiger

      
      

What you need to know before you start:

• Animal protection means keeping animals safe and treating them with care.

• Endangered animals are animals with very few left in the wild—they could disappear forever.

• Different countries and cultures may protect animals in different ways.

Survey Questions

1. Why is it important to protect animals and their habitats?

• A. So we can learn dances from them

• B. To keep the Earth healthy and balanced

• C. To make animals stay in zoos

• D. So we can have pets at home

2. On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you care about animals being harmed?
(1 = I don’t care at all, 10 = I care a lot)

3. Would you like to help save endangered animals?
(Endangered means very few of them are left in the wild)

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

• I’m not sure

4. What do you think animal protection means?

• A. Keeping animals in cages

• B. Taking care of animals and their homes

• C. Feeding animals at home

• D. Letting animals live without any rules

5. How can climate change harm animals? (Choose all that apply)

• A. Drought

• B. Habitat destruction

• C. Global warming

• D. Invading animals

6. What is your favorite endangered animal?

• A. Amur leopard

• B. Snowy owl

• C. White rhino

• D. Tiger

• E. Other: ___________

7. Do you think animals are protected in the same way in every country?

• Yes

• No

• I’m not sure

8. Who do you think should be most responsible for protecting animals?

• A. Governments

• B. Communities

• C. Scientists and animal groups

• D. Everyone

• E. I don’t know

9. Have you ever learned about animal protection at school or at home?

• Yes

• No

• I don’t remember

10. In your own words, why do you think animal protection is important, and what can we learn from how different cultures protect animals?
(Open-ended)

What you need to know before you start:

• A global event is a big competition where teams or athletes from many countries come together to play sports (like the World Cup or Olympics).

• People from different cultures and societies may celebrate or enjoy sports in different ways.

Survey Questions

1. Have you ever watched or been to a global sports event? (Choose one or more)

• A. World Cup

• B. Champions League

• C. Copa América

• D. Euro Cup

• E. Olympics or Paralympics

• F. Other: ___________

• G. No, I haven’t

2. Why do you think sports help bring people from different cultures together?
(Open-ended)

3. On a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you interact with people from other cultures (in sports or outside of sports)?
(1 = Not at all, 10 = Very often)

4. Do you think everyone deserves an equal chance to play sports, no matter their background or where they come from?

• Yes

• No

• I’m not sure

5. Which global sports event do you think is the most popular around the world?

• A. World Cup

• B. Olympics

• C. Cricket World Cup

• D. Super Bowl

• E. I don’t know

6. What values do you learn from playing or watching sports? (Choose all that apply)

• A. Teamwork

• B. Respect

• C. Fair play

• D. Friendship

• E. I’m not sure

7. Do you think sports are celebrated the same way in all countries?

• Yes

• No

• I’m not sure

8. Have you ever played a sport with someone from another country or culture?

• Yes

• No

• I’m not sure

9. Who do you think should be responsible for making sports fair and open for everyone?

• A. Coaches and schools

• B. Governments and sports leaders

• C. Players and fans

• D. Everyone

• E. I don’t know

10. What do you think we can learn from how different cultures take part in global sports events?
(Open-ended)

2. What inspired the creation of the Simply Bottles initiative, and how does it encourage schools and communities to recycle?

3. How does recycling plastic bottles into clothing help reduce pollution and conserve resources like water and energy?

4. Can you share some success stories where students or schools made a significant impact through recycling with DGrade?

5. What can we do as a society to promote environmental sustainability.

🌱 1. Natural Resources

• These include water, forests, minerals, soil, and fossil fuels.

• They form the foundation of ecosystems and human civilization.

• Overuse or pollution of natural resources can lead to degraded ecosystems and health risks for people.

🌿 2. Health of Ecosystems

• Healthy ecosystems provide clean air, fertile soil, pollination, and climate regulation.

• They depend on the balanced use of natural resources—e.g., not cutting down forests faster than they can regrow.

• When ecosystems are damaged, biodiversity declines and services that benefit humans weaken.

👥 3. Human Societies

• We rely on natural resources and healthy ecosystems for food, water, shelter, jobs, and energy.

• Degraded ecosystems can lead to climate instability, food insecurity, disease outbreaks, and economic loss.

• Sustainable management ensures long-term human well-being.

📘 Example Connections:

• Deforestation ➝ loss of biodiversity + increased CO₂ ➝ affects air quality and climate.

• Overfishing ➝ marine ecosystem collapse ➝ loss of livelihood for fishing communities.

• Polluted rivers ➝ affects aquatic life ➝ communities lose drinking water and farming supply.

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