Economies

The ____________ is a regenerative system in which resource input and waste, emission, and energy leakage are minimized by slowing, closing, and narrowing material and energy loops.

• spiral economy
• circular economy
• triangular economy
• square economy

A ____________ is a traditional model of the economy where materials are used to make a product, and after its use, any waste (e.g., packaging) is thrown away.

• circular economy
• linear economy
• diagonal economy
• pyramid economy

The idea that resources can be used ____________ is not only unrealistic but also environmentally harmful.

• sparingly
• infinitely
• scarcely
• minimally

When purchasing a vehicle, the ____________ is usually represented by the vehicle's title.

• proof of warranty
• proof of insurance
• proof of ownership
• proof of payment

____________ refers to clothes that are produced quickly and inexpensively to meet the latest fashion trend.

• Fast fashion
• Slow fashion
• Quick style
• Rapid wear

Designers often have to choose suitable ____________ for their fashion collections that will be comfortable yet stylish.

• ingredients
• assets
• garments
• elements

Responsible companies focus on ____________ materials from suppliers that do not exploit workers or harm the environment.

• sourcing
• exporting
• deriving
• concluding

Effective ____________ is crucial to prevent harmful environmental impact, including pollution and contamination.

• waste creation
• waste development
• waste disposal
• waste accumulation

When renting an apartment, tenants are usually required to ____________ to secure the property.

• sign a contract
• sign a lease
• sign a deal
• sign a paper

Many public services and features such as libraries or gyms often ____________ for usage.

• pay a price
• pay a fee
• pay a charge
• pay a toll