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- 1. Multiple Choice
Where is she going to present her lecture tomorrow?At a universityIn a government commiteeIn an NGO organization - 2. Multiple ChoiceHow does she seem to feel at the beginning of her talk?Disappointed because the audience arrived lateOptimistic because the audience seem interestedWorried because the audience may have too high expectations
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhat happened in 1968?Thomas Malthus made a prediction about overpopulationA medical discover promised to control birth rateSomeone wrote a book that criticized medical science
- 4. Multiple ChoiceThe world hasn't experienced mass starvation because......Nanotechnology has contributed in the agroindustry...food production has risen thanks to pesticides... engineers have succeeded to produce cheap food
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhat did she say about overpopulation?France will double its population density in 2045Asians megacities won't have enough natural resourcesit is the result of the world's resource consumption
- 6. Multiple ChoiceAccording to her, what will happen in 2030?The middle class will grow significantlythe developing countries won't have resourcesscientists will invent alternative energy resources
- 7. Multiple ChoiceWhat do some ultra-cautious people think about the future?There will be a World War for natural resourcesPeople should start taking some drastic measuresCountries will face natural emergencies
- 8. Multiple ChoiceWhat will she discuss in the second part of her talk?Innovative sources of energyAlternatives to solve the overpopulation problemThe solution for mass starvation
- 9. Multiple ChoiceWhat did Malthus say about people?They will become lazier in the futureThey don't react unless they have toThey are lazy when there is a disaster
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhat is the lecture mainly about?Overpopulation and future predictionsMass starvation and how to prevent itBirth control and food supply in the future
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