Circular Economy

What do the 3Rs stand for?

• Reuse, Repair, and Recycling

• Repair, Recycling, and Reduce

• Reuse, Recycling, and Reduce

• Reuse, Refurbishment, and Re Cycling

Name 4 basic methods for waste management?

• Burning Biological Waste, Recycling, Composing, and Landfill

• Burning Chemical Waste, Recycling, Composing, and Landfill

• Landfill, Recycling, Selling, and Composing

• Recycling, Throw away, Burning, and Selling

Is any waste that can be disposed of by incineration (burning) in a waste management method?

• No, only chemical waste can

• Yes, but we must be sorted, burned by type, and have their own disposal area

• I have no idea

• No, only biological waste can

Is waste management a small branch of the circular economy?

• Yes

• No

• I have no idea

What are the two purpose of a circular economy?

• It's just a theoretical way of managing waste

• Prolong the life of products to increase productivity

• Become the raw material for another consumer production process

• Protect the extinction of animals

Choose the correct answer:

• Resources move in one direction, from resource extraction, production, and then disposal after consumption

• The circular economy is a mode of thinking that does not allow the economy and natural resources to coexist

• Circular systems employ reuse, sharing, repair, refurbishment, remanufacturing, and recycling to create a closed-loop system

• A circular economy is an economic system that eliminates waste and discontinuous use of resources

The common goal of circular economy and waste management is to reduce waste, recycle and improve the environment?

• Yes

• No

• I have no idea

Linear economy means you take something from the ground, produce an item, use it, and throw it away.

• True

• False

Circular economy includes all of the following

• Producing and recycling; renewable energy, and diversity

• Producing items with solar energy and reducing waste

• Diversity and the use of renewable energies

• Producing a diversity of items in communities

Place where buyers and sellers meet to exchange goods and services for money

• Market

• Factor of production

• Money

• Interdependent