General Knowledge Trivia questions and answers

General Knowledge Trivia Questions and Answers

Our general knowledge trivia questions and answers are a fun way to learn some random facts about geography, history, politics, sports, science, technology, music, food, wild life, entertainment, cultures or just about anything.

Put on your thinking cap and test how much you really know about the world around you. Have fun!

666.

What is "deforestation"?

A.

Planting trees in deforested areas

B.

Clearing forests for non-forest use

C.

Reducing CO2 emissions

D.

Restoring damaged ecosystems

E.

Reforestation projects

Correct answer is B

Deforestation is the clearing of forests for agriculture, urban development, or other non-forest uses.

667.

Which sector is the largest consumer of freshwater globally?

A.

Industry

B.

Agriculture

C.

Households

D.

Energy production

E.

Transportation

Correct answer is B

Agriculture is the largest consumer of freshwater globally, using about 70% of the available supply.

668.

What is the main purpose of carbon capture technology?

A.

To reduce energy consumption

B.

To capture and store carbon dioxide emissions

C.

To monitor carbon emissions

D.

To generate renewable energy

E.

To replace fossil fuels

Correct answer is B

Carbon capture technology captures and stores CO2 emissions to prevent them from entering the atmosphere.

669.

What is "sustainable development"?

A.

Development with no environmental impact

B.

Development that meets present needs without compromising future generations

C.

Using only renewable energy

D.

Rapid industrial growth

E.

Economic growth at any cost

Correct answer is B

Sustainable development balances current needs with the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

670.

What is the impact of climate change on coral reefs?

A.

Increased coral growth

B.

Coral bleaching and death

C.

Expansion of coral habitats

D.

Improved biodiversity

E.

Increased resilience to predators

Correct answer is B

Climate change causes coral bleaching, where corals lose their symbiotic algae and eventually die.