Biodiversity - questionnaire results

Aleksandra Mijović

Questionnaire results

Biodiversity

The research included 216 students from the countries participating in the project - Portugal, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Bulgaria and Serbia.

The aim of the research was to determine the level of students' knowledge about biodiversity.

the totality of genes, species and ecosystems on Earth

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all of the above

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Yes, warm and humid environments with long days (such as tropical rainforests) provide living organisms with more resources to grow and reproduce

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Yes, it leads to a greater use of natural resources and endangerment of the habitats

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no, it can be very harmful

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bad - it is disastrous for biodiversity

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bad - it leads to habitat loss and endangers certain species

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human activities

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transmitted by humans, knowingly or unintentionally

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climate change

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Only one question was answered incorrectly by the majority of students. On the other hand, only a few questions were answered correctly by a significant majority. Generally, the number of correct answers is slightly higher than the number of incorrect ones.

Conclusion

However, there is plenty of room for upgrading students' knowledge of biodiversity.

Conclusion

The results show that the students' level of information is relatively high.