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Question 1

What is land pollution?

Growing of trees and cutting them down

Cutting down of trees and use them for furniture

contamination of the environment with waste

Contamination of houses

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Question 2

Tina was given a bag for buying clothes. When she goes to the grocer she takes it with her to put the goods in it. Which of the 3R’s is she doing?

Reuse

ReturnRecycle

Reduce

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Question 3

An environmental problem with landfills is

Groundwater pollution

All of theseMethane production

Incomplete decomposition

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Question 4

When you buy rechargeable batteries you help 

Reuse

ReduceAll of these

Recycle

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Question 5

Compositing is achieved through recycling

Batteries

GlassPlastic

Organic waste

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Question 6

Which one of the following takes the most to dissolve in nature?

Bus ticket

Wooden cloth Bottle of glass

Plastic bottle

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Question 7

The recycling label has

Three arrows

One arrowTree

Two arrows

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Question 8 Consumer should use shopping bags made of

Plastic

PaperLeather

Biodegradable materials

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Question 9

Most of the trash your family throws away each day ends up getting

Recycled

BurnedEaten

Landfilled

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Question 10

Which of the following is not a type of land pollution?

Solid waste

PesticidesOil spills from tankers

Deforestation

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Question 11

You should throw glass in the _________ recycle bin

Blue

BrownBlack

White

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Question 12

Adopting the 3R’s will help to avoid

Traffic

PollutionNone of the these

Noise

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Question 13

If you sell your children’s used clothing you are

Reusing

ReturningRecycling

Reducing

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Question 14

What causes waste disposal to occur?

Too many people on land

DeforestationLack of water

Too much waste thrown everyday

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Question 15

What are the effects of waste disposal to the earth?

Oxygen, trees and natural resource are wasted

Contaminated waterAll of them are correct

Contamination of soil

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I Think the Answer is B

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I Think the Answer is C

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I’m not too sure

A B C D

Audience A

A B C D

Audience B

A B C D

Audience C

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Audience D

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Audience Draw

You leave with

nothing

You Leave with

£1000

You Leave with

£32,000

Won a Million!