Froggy Jumps (Theme 3 Speed Run)

Froggy Jumps

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This is a multiple-choice game where the frog must jump onto the correct lily pad before time runs out. The questions are direct and clear.

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Teacher Saiah

Brunei Darussalam

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Froggy Jumps (Theme 3 Speed Run)


Froggy Jumps Froggy Jumps (Theme 3 Speed Run)Version en ligne This is a multiple-choice game where the frog must jump onto the correct lily pad before time runs out. The questions are direct and clear. par Teacher Saiah 1 How does eco-tourism in Temburong help protect the rainforest? a By building huge concrete shopping malls for tourists. b By cutting down trees to build wide roads for buses. c By limiting tourist numbers to stop damage to plants and animals. 2 What happens when harmful gases like sulfur dioxide from factory chimneys mix with water in the air? a They create thick fog in cities. b They fall to the ground as acid rain. c They turn the nearby river water salty. 3 Why does Brunei want to develop other industries besides oil and gas? a To protect the economy when global oil prices go up and down. b To stop people from using computers and technology. c To close down all the schools and shops in the country. 4 What is the main reason why heavy chemical factories choose to build inside Brunei's industrial parks? a To be close to crowded housing areas. b To have direct access to gas pipelines and shipping ports. c To buy cheap farming land for planting crops. 5 Which type of energy resource creates the lowest amount of air pollution when generating electricity for a city? a Coal power station b Diesel generators c Solar photovoltaic panels 6 What is a negative environmental effect that happens when too many international tourists visit a small beach resort at the same time? a Heavy littering and water pollution b An increase in renewable energy use c Higher economic income for local taxi drivers 7 Why is natural gas classified as a "feedstock" for the SPARK industrial park in Lumut? a Because it is exported directly without being changed in a factory. b Because it is the main raw material used to manufacture chemical methanol. c Because it is used to feed the local farm animals nearby. 8 Which historical and cultural attraction in the Brunei-Muara district is famous for being a traditional settlement built entirely on stilts over the river? a Luagan Lalak Recreation Park b Sumbiling Eco Village c Kampong Ayer 9 When a company imports crude oil to a specialized industrial zone like Pulau Muara Besar (PMB) to manufacture plastics and chemicals, what type of industry is this? a High-tech Tertiary Tourism b Downstream Petrochemical Processing c Primary Agriculture 10 Why must eco-tourism destinations like the Belalong Canopy Walkway in Temburong enforce strict limits on the number of daily visitors? a To prevent environmental degradation and protect biodiversity. b To clear away large areas of secondary forest for parking lots. c To ensure that nearby souvenir shops make more profit.

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Froggy Jumps (Theme 3 Speed Run)

Froggy Jumps

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Froggy Jumps (Theme 3 Speed Run)Version en ligne

par Teacher Saiah

How does eco-tourism in Temburong help protect the rainforest?

What happens when harmful gases like sulfur dioxide from factory chimneys mix with water in the air?

Why does Brunei want to develop other industries besides oil and gas?

What is the main reason why heavy chemical factories choose to build inside Brunei's industrial parks?

Which type of energy resource creates the lowest amount of air pollution when generating electricity for a city?

What is a negative environmental effect that happens when too many international tourists visit a small beach resort at the same time?

Why is natural gas classified as a "feedstock" for the SPARK industrial park in Lumut?

Which historical and cultural attraction in the Brunei-Muara district is famous for being a traditional settlement built entirely on stilts over the river?

When a company imports crude oil to a specialized industrial zone like Pulau Muara Besar (PMB) to manufacture plastics and chemicals, what type of industry is this?

Why must eco-tourism destinations like the Belalong Canopy Walkway in Temburong enforce strict limits on the number of daily visitors?