
Advocacy in Solving Environmental Problems and Issues
Quiz by Leilanie Martin
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- Q1
Which of the following is NOT an example of reduce, reuse, recycle?
Refilling a plastic water bottle
Taking used can to junk shop
Using worn to clothes for rags
Throwing toys in the thrash
30s - Q2
Many common products, such as wooden furniture, paper and books are made from trees. Which of the following is the likely consequence of humans cutting down trees?
Increased light pollution in cities
Decreased chemical runoff into the oceans
Destruction of habitats
Increased in acid rain
30s - Q3
Conservation is the act of conserving or protecting our environment plants and animals. Why is this so important? How can we help to conserve our environment?
Run the washing machine with 1 shirt
Turn off the faucet, lights, TV when not in use
Leave the faucet and the TV on
Leave the refrigerator door open
30s - Q4
Which method is applied when you buy foods in bulk or large packages rather than buying small individually?
reducing
recycling
reusing
recover
30s - Q5
Why is it important to reduce, reuse, and recycle?
To use more resources
To reduce the amount of trash sent to landfills
To increase the amount of trash sent to landfills
To reduce the number of animal habitat
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