CHCECE049-DoECEC

What is environmental responsibility?

• The duty to take care of the environment and make choices that contribute to its sustainability

• The responsibility of governments only to manage natural resources

• A term used to describe corporate financial obligations

• The idea that environmental protection is not necessary

Which of the following actions is an example of individual environmental responsibility?

• Recycling waste materials

• Using plastic bags

• Wasting food

• Leaving lights on when not in use

Why is it important for businesses to adopt environmentally responsible practices?

• To avoid fines and penalties

• To improve public image and customer loyalty

• To increase product prices

• To reduce the workforce

What is an environmentally responsible curriculum?

• A curriculum that focuses solely on science subjects

• A curriculum that integrates environmental awareness and sustainable practices into all subjects

• A curriculum that excludes environmental topics

• A curriculum that focuses on technology and engineering

Which subject can incorporate environmentally responsible topics?

• Science

• Social Studies

• Mathematics

• All of the above

What is the primary goal of an environmentally responsible curriculum?

• To increase test scores in science subjects

• To reduce the amount of homework given to students

• To educate students about sustainability and encourage them to adopt eco-friendly habits

• To focus on historical events only

What is the first step in identifying changes needed for environmental improvement?

• Implementing new technologies

• Assessing current environmental impacts and practices

• Hiring more staff

• Increasing production rates

Which of the following is a method to measure the environmental impact of an organization?

• Conducting an environmental audit

• Increasing advertising efforts

• Expanding the product line

• Reducing staff training

Why is it important to involve employees in identifying environmental improvements?

• They can provide valuable insights and suggestions

• It keeps them occupied

• It increases their workload

• It reduces overall costs

What is a key element of developing an effective environmental strategy?

• Setting clear and achievable goals

• Ignoring current environmental policies

• Focusing only on short-term benefits

• Relying solely on external consultants