Christmas Tree Environment Quiz

When do many people start decorating their homes for Christmas?

• 20th and 31st of December

• 15th and 25th of December

• 1st and 10th of December

• 1st and 10th of November

Why is choosing a real Christmas tree considered better for the environment?

• Real trees absorb carbon while they grow

• Real trees are more colorful than fake trees

• Real trees are cheaper than fake trees

• Real trees are easier to dispose of after Christmas

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What is the best way to dispose of a real Christmas tree after the holiday season?

• Sell it to a recycling company

• Throw it in a landfill

• Burn it in an open area

• Chip it and use it in the garden

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What gas is produced when a real Christmas tree ends up in a landfill?

• Oxygen

• Carbon dioxide

• Methane

• Nitrogen

What is the benefit of buying a potted Christmas tree?

• It can keep growing and taking in carbon

• It is easier to dispose of after Christmas

• It is cheaper than a cut tree

• It requires less maintenance

How much does it cost to rent a 6ft potted Christmas tree from Rentalclaus.com?

• £50

• £62

• £80

• £70

How long should you use a fake Christmas tree to make up for the pollution it causes compared to buying a real tree every year?

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

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What is the best way to dispose of a fake Christmas tree?

• Throw it in a landfill

• Bury it in the garden

• Burn it

• Recycle it

What material are fake Christmas trees made of?

• Wood

• Metal

• Plastic

• Glass

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Why is it important to use a good-quality fake tree and use it for as long as possible?

• To support local businesses

• To impress guests

• To reduce pollution

• To save money

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