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Questions and Answers
What does the speaker imply by stating 'I pretend for a living'?
What does the speaker imply by stating 'I pretend for a living'?
- The speaker considers acting to be a serious job.
- The speaker believes acting in movies is his real job.
- The speaker thinks acting can solve real-world problems.
- The speaker acknowledges his profession as an actor involves pretending. (correct)
Why does the speaker mention 'methane plumes rising up from the ocean floor'?
Why does the speaker mention 'methane plumes rising up from the ocean floor'?
- To emphasize the role of marine life in climate change.
- To indicate the presence of natural gas in the ocean.
- To illustrate one of the consequences of accelerated climate change. (correct)
- To highlight the impact of ocean acidification on ecosystems.
What is Admiral Samuel Locklear's warning regarding climate change referenced by the speaker?
What is Admiral Samuel Locklear's warning regarding climate change referenced by the speaker?
- He states that the military is not concerned about climate change.
- He warns that climate change will lead to a decrease in military operations.
- He suggests that climate change will not affect military strategies.
- He highlights that climate change poses a significant security threat. (correct)
How does the speaker view the current response to climate change?
How does the speaker view the current response to climate change?
Why does the speaker mention 'West Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets melting at unprecedented rates'?
Why does the speaker mention 'West Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets melting at unprecedented rates'?
What is the main call to action in the text?
What is the main call to action in the text?
Why does the text suggest putting a price tag on carbon emissions?
Why does the text suggest putting a price tag on carbon emissions?
What does the text imply about renewable energy?
What does the text imply about renewable energy?
Why does the text mention the inalienable human rights of clean air and a livable climate?
Why does the text mention the inalienable human rights of clean air and a livable climate?
What is at stake if humankind fails to address the climate crisis?
What is at stake if humankind fails to address the climate crisis?