Title: General

Q: What have our highlighted research projects done for Europe’s cities?
- Warmer flats and houses (correct)
- Less traffic (correct)
- Better waste management (correct) (and you probably know that EU-supported research on city living covers even more topics than these three, including air pollution, biofuels and hydrogen.) (if not chosen: NICE TRY but EU-supported research on city living covers all these topics and many more. Have a look at the City and Transports section to see.)

ClairCity

Q: What was the aim of the ClairCity project?
- Cleaner trees in cities (NICE TRY : but ClairCIty was about cleaner air, asking people how they would be prepared to change their lifestyles to cut pollution.)
- Better services for people named Claire (if not chosen: NICE TRY : but ClairCIty was about cleaner air, asking people how they would be prepared to change their lifestyles to cut pollution.)
- Cleaner air in cities (correct) (CORRECT: ClairCity was about cleaner air, asking people how they would be prepared to change their lifestyles to cut pollution)

MossTree

Q: The MossTree project’s moss-based air filter can remove as much pollution as a hundred city trees.
A: false
If right: CORRECT: MacroFuels made fuel from seaweed – a resource that’s widely available and under-used.
If wrong: NICE TRY: MacroFuels made fuel from seaweed. That’s nearly as stinky as socks, though

MacroFuels

Q: The MacroFuels project showed how we could run vehicles on fuel made from old socks.
A: false
If right: CORRECT: MacroFuels made fuel from seaweed – a resource that’s widely available and under-used.
If wrong: NICE TRY: MacroFuels made fuel from seaweed. That’s nearly as stinky as socks, though.