Running and Evaluating an Action Project

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1. Question 1

   Multiple choice

   A class decides to reduce litter around their school. Which action plan is most likely to succeed?

2. Question 2

   Multiple choice

   Why is it important to collect data before and after an environmental action project?

3. Question 3

   Multiple choice

   After a pond restoration project, students count 12 species of insects compared to 3 before. This data shows:

4. Question 4

   True or false

   If an environmental project does not fully achieve its goals, it is still valuable because it provides learning about what can be improved next time.

5. Question 5

   Matching

   Match each project challenge to a strategy for overcoming it.

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• Deforestation: Trade-offs Between People and Nature

• Human Needs vs. Environmental Protection

• Technology That Harms the Environment

• Designing an Environmental Action Project