Citizens are alarmed by the climate crisis. However, most believe that they have already done more to preserve the planet than anyone else, and few are willing to make significant lifestyle changes, an international survey carried     1     in ten countries has found.

The survey contained a double lessons for governments, who have, first, to measure up to people’s     2     (expect), and also have to persuade people of     3     the solutions are.

The survey found that 62% of the respondents saw the climate crisis as the main environmental challenge. However, when     4     (ask) to rate their individual action against others’, people generally saw     5     (they) as much more committed to the environment than others in their local community.

Measures that are likely to affect their own lifestyles, however, were viewed by respondents as significantly less important.     6     (reduce) people’s energy consumption was seen as     7     priority by only 32%. Favoring public transport over cars (25%) and     8     (dramatic) changing our agricultural model (24%) were similarly unpopular.

“Citizens     9     (concern) with the state of the planet, but these findings raise doubts about their level of commitment to preserving it,” the study said. “Rather than translating into a     10     (great) willingness, citizens are particularly focused on their negative assessment of governments’ efforts.”

Chinese lovebirds flood to register marriages on Tuesday, February 22, 2022,     1     translates into a very unique number “20220222” that many felt is unique and memorable. Also     2    Chinese, the number “2” sounds like “love” . Many Chinese in Zhengzhou     3     (report) to have come to the local marriage registration center to line up a day earlier. Some even hired other people     4     (stand) in line for them.

A man said he     5     (come) on Monday at 5 pm only to see that there were already many people there.     6     total of 4, 718 couples reserved for marriage registration on that day. Beijing authority also said that they would prolong (延长) service time and would not get off work until     7     (finish) registration for these couples.

Marriage     8     (reserve) in Chengdu in Southwest China’s Sichuan province has also been fully booked. In response, local marriage registration     9     (center) prolonged their service time on that day so that people can come    10     (direct) to the site to register even though they do not have reservation.