Honors Global Citizenship & Service - Unit
4 Quiz (U4 L1-5) Questions And Answers
2026 Update!!!
1. Human Rights
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
2. Peace and Security
Development) Goals of the Nation
3. Sustainable Development
Development that meets of the present
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
w/o compromising the ability of future
Development) Definition
generations to meet their own needs
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals
(MDGS) Created by the UN
WHO
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals 8 global goals → ex. reduce child
(MDGS) mortality, improve maternal health
WHAT
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
to end extreme poverty in all its forms
Development) Millenium Development Goals
(MDGS) to create measurable targets for global
progress
WHY
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals all countries, but focused on developing
(MDGS) countries
WHERE
, (U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals established in 2000 w/ a target deadline
(MDGS) of 2015
WHEN
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable progress was mixed
Development) Millenium Development Goals
(MDGS) Evidence:
IMPACT extreme poverty rates have been
cut in half but ppl still live in
poverty
gender equality has been
improved at the elementary
level but women still hold less
stable jobs than men
→ Transition to the SDGs
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Article: What Are the UN SDGs? Experts say governments aren’t doing
1. Introduction: The 17 Sustainable enough to implement them. 35% of SDG
Development Goals (SDGs) were targets are on track/making moderate
implemented in 2015 and were set to be progress towards completion, while
completed by 2030. How has progress ~50% are laggi ng (some progress, but
been towards achieving these goals? rlly slow), and 18% are regressing.
Provide the percentages as evidence.
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable MDGs direct wealthy countries’
Development) Article: What Are the UN SDGs? resources towards eradicating
poverty/improving global health in poor
2. What are the SDGS?: What is the primary countries. SDGs are meant to apply
difference in approach between the equally to all countries and cover a
MDGs and the SDGs? broad array of issues.
These include national governments, the
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable private sector, multilateral development
Development) Article: What Are the UN SDGs? banks (across diff countries), and a
3. How are they financed?: “Funding for the philanthropic organizations (private
SDGs comes from a mix of public and charities). The Joint SDG’s Fund’s capital
private sources.” Support this statement comes from UN member states,
with evidence. philanthropic organizations, and the
private sector.
4 Quiz (U4 L1-5) Questions And Answers
2026 Update!!!
1. Human Rights
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
2. Peace and Security
Development) Goals of the Nation
3. Sustainable Development
Development that meets of the present
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
w/o compromising the ability of future
Development) Definition
generations to meet their own needs
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals
(MDGS) Created by the UN
WHO
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals 8 global goals → ex. reduce child
(MDGS) mortality, improve maternal health
WHAT
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
to end extreme poverty in all its forms
Development) Millenium Development Goals
(MDGS) to create measurable targets for global
progress
WHY
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals all countries, but focused on developing
(MDGS) countries
WHERE
, (U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Millenium Development Goals established in 2000 w/ a target deadline
(MDGS) of 2015
WHEN
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable progress was mixed
Development) Millenium Development Goals
(MDGS) Evidence:
IMPACT extreme poverty rates have been
cut in half but ppl still live in
poverty
gender equality has been
improved at the elementary
level but women still hold less
stable jobs than men
→ Transition to the SDGs
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable
Development) Article: What Are the UN SDGs? Experts say governments aren’t doing
1. Introduction: The 17 Sustainable enough to implement them. 35% of SDG
Development Goals (SDGs) were targets are on track/making moderate
implemented in 2015 and were set to be progress towards completion, while
completed by 2030. How has progress ~50% are laggi ng (some progress, but
been towards achieving these goals? rlly slow), and 18% are regressing.
Provide the percentages as evidence.
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable MDGs direct wealthy countries’
Development) Article: What Are the UN SDGs? resources towards eradicating
poverty/improving global health in poor
2. What are the SDGS?: What is the primary countries. SDGs are meant to apply
difference in approach between the equally to all countries and cover a
MDGs and the SDGs? broad array of issues.
These include national governments, the
(U4 L1: The United Nations Goal - Sustainable private sector, multilateral development
Development) Article: What Are the UN SDGs? banks (across diff countries), and a
3. How are they financed?: “Funding for the philanthropic organizations (private
SDGs comes from a mix of public and charities). The Joint SDG’s Fund’s capital
private sources.” Support this statement comes from UN member states,
with evidence. philanthropic organizations, and the
private sector.
