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- Q1Which of the following materials can typically be recycled?Polystyrene packagingStyrofoam cupsPlastic bottlesAluminum foil30s
- Q2What is one way to reduce the amount of waste we create?Burning trash in the backyardBuying single-use plastic productsThrowing all waste in the same binRecycling paper and cardboard30s
- Q3Which of the following items should go in the recycling bin instead of the trash?Empty soda cansUsed tissuesPlastic bagsBroken glassware30s
- Q4What is an example of an item that can be repurposed through recycling?Bubble wrapOld newspapersDisposable diapersUsed batteries30s
- Q5Why is recycling important for the environment?It depletes wildlife habitatsIt accelerates climate changeIt increases pollution levelsIt helps conserve natural resources30s
- Q6Which of the following items is not recyclable?Metal cansCardboard boxesGlass bottlesStyrofoam cups30s
- Q7What is the process by which used materials are transformed into new products to prevent waste of potentially useful materials?RecyclingIncinerationLandfillingComposting30s
- Q8Which of the following is an example of electronic waste that can be recycled?Old cell phonesPlastic cutleryWooden furnitureCeramic plates30s
- Q9What is one way to encourage others to recycle more?Setting up recycling bins in public placesBanning recycling altogetherIgnoring the importance of recyclingThrowing recyclable items in the trash30s
- Q10How does recycling help reduce energy consumption?Recycling increases energy consumptionRecycling saves energy by reducing the need to produce new materials from raw resourcesRecycling only saves water, not energyRecycling has no impact on energy usage30s
- Q11What is the symbol typically used to indicate that an item is recyclable?The peace sign (☮)The lightning bolt symbol (⚡)The chasing arrows symbol (♲)The heart symbol (❤)30s
- Q12What is e-waste and why is it important to recycle it?E-waste refers to edible items that are no longer freshThrowing away e-waste is the best way to dispose of itRecycling e-waste has no environmental benefitsElectronic waste, such as old computers and phones, contains hazardous materials that can harm the environment if not recycled properly30s
- Q13What happens to recycled materials after they are collected?They are burned for energyThey are discarded in a landfillThey are shipped overseas for disposalThey are sorted, cleaned, and processed into new products30s
- Q14Which of the following items can be recycled in a blue bin?Styrofoam cupsPlastic bottlesAluminum foilGlass bottles30s
- Q15What is the purpose of recycling?To reduce waste and protect the environmentTo harm wildlife habitatsTo increase pollutionTo deplete natural resources30s