Sustainable and Unsustainable Practice

What does it mean by being financially sustainable?

• Being able to cover expenses and generate income consistently.
• Having unlimited financial resources
• Relying on loans for all expenses
• Spending more money than earned

Which is a sustainable practice?

• Burning fossil fuels
• Deforestation
• Using single-use plastics
• Recycling, using renewable energy sources, and reducing waste

Which one of these is an unsustainable practice?

• Composting

• Plastic recycling
• Water conservation

• Overfishing

Which one of these is a sustainable practice in our daily life?

• Leaving lights on all day
• Using reusable bags and containers
• Using single-use plastic bags
• Driving short distances instead of walking

Which one of these is a way to be financially sustainable?

• Spending all income without saving
• Ignoring budgeting and overspending
• Relying solely on one source of income
• Investing in diverse income streams, budgeting effectively, and saving for the future

Which one of these products do not use palm oil?

• soap

• biscuits

• shampoo

• tyres

Which one of these animals are an endangered species?

• Sumatran tiger
• Polar bear
• African lion
• Bengal tiger

Which of these countries are located along the Equator?

• Australia, New Zealand, Japan
• Nigeria, Egypt, South Africa
• Ecuador, Brazil, Republic of the Congo, Uganda, Somalia, Indonesia, and Kenya

• Chile, Peru, Argentina

Which one of these is a sustainable practice at school?

• Implementing a recycling program
• Using disposable plastic utensils
• Leaving lights on when not in use
• Not participating in energy-saving initiatives

Which one of these is an unsustainable practice for students?

• Using public transportation instead of driving
• Leaving lights and electronics on when not in use
• Turning off the water while brushing teeth
• Recycling paper and plastic