What is the minimum voting age in Irish general elections?, 16, 18, 17, 21, What does TD stand for?, Team Director, Taoiseach Deputy, Teachta Dála, Town Deputy, How often must a general election be held in Ireland at most?, Every 5 years, Every 10 years, Every year, Every 3 years, What is a referendum?, A vote only for TDs, A school election, A court trial, A public vote on a proposed constitutional change, Who elects members of Dáil Éireann?, Only the Taoiseach, Only the President, Judges, Eligible voters, Which building houses the Irish parliament?, Áras an Uachtaráin, Leinster House, Dublin Castle, The Four Courts, What is the Irish parliament called?, The Council, The Assembly, The Oireachtas, The Cabinet, How many houses are in the Oireachtas?, Two, Three, One, Four, What is the main job of a local councillor?, Sentence criminals, Lead the army, Run national elections, Represent local communities, What is a secret ballot designed to protect?, Voter privacy, Political parties, Election posters, Counting speed, Which document was adopted by the UN in 1948?, Magna Carta, Irish Constitution, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Paris Agreement, What does UNICEF mainly work to protect?, Olympic medals, Children’s rights and wellbeing, Road signs, Bank accounts, Which is an example of discrimination?, Using accessible captions, Refusing someone a service because of disability, Offering ramps at entrances, Providing equal opportunities, What does freedom of expression mean?, The right to threaten anyone, The right to avoid all consequences, The right to share views within legal limits, The right to spread private details, Which is a responsibility as well as a right?, Going on holiday, Owning a phone, Choosing a favourite sport, Respecting other people’s rights, Which right is affected if a child is denied schooling?, Right to education, Right to vote, Right to drive, Right to own property, What does equality mean?, Everyone has the same opinions, Everyone must have identical hobbies, Everyone gets identical grades, Everyone has equal dignity and rights, What is an example of accessibility?, Providing captions on a video, Making print smaller, Blocking wheelchair access, Removing ramps, Which organisation investigates complaints about public services in Ireland?, Met Éireann, Office of the Ombudsman, Fáilte Ireland, Revenue, What is a bystander who safely intervenes doing?, Encouraging bullying, Ignoring harm, Taking positive action, Spreading rumours, Which gas is most associated with burning fossil fuels and climate change?, Helium, Carbon dioxide, Argon, Neon, Which action usually reduces waste most?, Printing every email, Buying more disposable cups, Throwing away lunchboxes, Using a reusable bottle, What does biodiversity mean?, A recycling bin, A weather forecast, Variety of living things, A type of plastic, Which is a renewable energy source?, Wind, Coal, Natural gas, Oil, What is a carbon footprint?, A footprint in mud, Greenhouse gas emissions linked to an activity, A shoe size, A recycling logo, Which choice helps reduce food waste?, Planning meals and using leftovers, Buying more than needed, Throwing out food before checking, Ignoring use-by dates, What does a circular economy aim to do?, Make everything disposable, Ban repairs, Keep materials in use for longer, Increase landfill, Which habitat supports pollinators?, Bare concrete, Paved car park, Plastic lawn, Wildflower meadow, Which is an example of climate adaptation?, Using single-use cups, Leaving lights on, Building flood defences, Burning more coal, Why are bees important?, They pollinate many plants, They create electricity, They control tides, They clean oceans, Which is the best first step before sharing a shocking headline?, Share immediately, Check a reliable source, Read only the headline, Assume it is true, What is misinformation?, A password, Any unpopular opinion, Only paid advertising, False or inaccurate information, What is a digital footprint?, A computer virus, A shoe brand, Traces left by online activity, A broken phone, A stranger asks for your password. What should you do?, Send it privately, Post it in comments, Give a hint, Never share it, Which is a sign a post may be unreliable?, Links to primary sources, No source and an exaggerated claim, A date and context, A named author and evidence, What is cyberbullying?, Bullying using digital technology, A video game genre, An online class, A computer update, What does two-factor authentication add?, Faster Wi-Fi, A second username only, An extra identity check, More adverts, Which is a respectful way to disagree online?, Post personal details, Mock their appearance, Send threats, Challenge the idea without insulting the person, What is an echo chamber online?, Mostly encountering views similar to your own, A sound effect, A music studio, An antivirus tool, What should you do with a suspicious link from an unknown sender?, Click to investigate, Avoid clicking and verify independently, Enter your details, Forward to everyone, What is volunteering?, Giving time to help without expecting payment, Voting twice, Working only for wages, Buying a ticket, What is a petition?, A tax bill, A sports trophy, A court sentence, A request supported by signatures, Which action is active citizenship?, Damaging public spaces, Organising a safe community clean-up, Ignoring local issues, Spreading rumours, What is a stakeholder?, A secret voter, Only the person in charge, Someone affected by or interested in a decision, A sports referee, What is the purpose of a charity fundraiser?, Elect a Taoiseach, Issue passports, Raise money for a cause, Write laws, Which is an example of inclusion in a youth club?, Offering activities accessible to everyone, Excluding new members, Ignoring access needs, Allowing only one group, What should a class do before choosing a campaign?, Skip planning, Research the issue and listen to those affected, Copy rumours, Make assumptions, Why might a community hold a public consultation?, To cancel elections, To keep decisions secret, To avoid feedback, To hear residents’ views, What is a peaceful protest?, Threatening others, Spreading false stories, Damaging property, Publicly expressing views without violence, Which is a good way to measure a campaign’s success?, Count only posters printed, Ignore feedback, Check whether its specific goal was achieved, Judge by loudness, Your school can fund only one improvement. What is the fairest first step?, Pick at random without discussion, Ask students about needs and consider evidence, Let one person decide secretly, Choose the loudest student’s idea, A viral photo looks suspicious. What is a smart move?, Reverse-image search or check its origin, Assume photos never lie, Share it for likes, Crop out the source, A student council promises free pizza every day. What question matters most?, Is the slogan catchy?, What colour is the poster?, Who shouts loudest?, How would it be funded?, A park has litter everywhere. Which response tackles the cause?, Only complain online, Close the park forever, Add bins and run an awareness campaign, Move litter behind bushes, A friend says “one vote never matters”. Best reply?, Close elections can be decided by small margins, Only famous people vote, Votes are always pointless, One person can vote ten times, A new rule affects wheelchair users. Who should be consulted?, Nobody, Wheelchair users and accessibility experts, Only sports captains, Only the tallest students, A company claims its product is “100% eco-friendly”. What should you ask?, Is the packaging shiny?, Is the ad funny?, What evidence supports the claim?, Is the logo green?, Two websites disagree about a fact. What is best?, Believe the first one, Choose the more professional looking website, Pick the shorter article, Check credible independent sources, A local stream is polluted. Who could students contact?, A football referee, Local authority environmental section, Only a celebrity, A travel agent

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