A quick climate quiz

Read each sentence. Say: Zero, First, or Second Conditional.

1. If people recycle, they reduce waste.
2. If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel the beach clean-up.
3. If I lived near the sea, I would worry about rising water levels.
4. If factories burn coal, they produce carbon dioxide.
5. If we use public transport, we will create less pollution.
6. If governments invested more in solar power, energy would be cleaner.
7. If the temperature rises, ice melts.
8. If you leave the lights on tonight, you will waste electricity.

Choose the right pattern

If climate change gets worse, sea levels rise.
If the flood continues tomorrow, people will need help.
If I had a bigger garden, I would plant more trees.

Connect meaning and form

Match each situation with the best conditional type.

Connect the patterns

Match each pattern with its meaning.

Connect the environmental examples

Match each sentence beginning with its ending.

Complete each environmental sentence

Choose the verb form that fits the meaning and pattern.

1. If people [___] , more rubbish goes to landfill.
2. If it [___] sunny tomorrow, we will walk to school.
3. If I [___] more money, I would buy an electric car.
4. If you turn off unused devices, you [___] energy.
5. If the city [___] more cycle lanes, people would use bikes more often.

Check the forms in context

Decide whether each statement is correct

Select the accurate verb form

1. If factories [___] coal, they produce carbon dioxide.
2. If the drought continues, farmers [___] more water.
3. If we [___] more renewable energy, our cities would be cleaner.
4. If you recycle, you [___] your carbon footprint.

Final climate challenge

Retrieve the conditional type

Match each sentence with its label.

Key points

Choose the meaning first. Then check the two verb forms.