Earth Day is a global event on April 22nd, initiated in 1970 by Gaylord Nelson to promote environmental awareness. The first Earth Day led to significant environmental laws in the US. It highlights issues like climate change and pollution, encouraging activities such as rallies, tree planting, and car-free days. People are urged to adopt sustainable practices daily, like recycling and reducing car use.

Who initiated the first Earth Day?

• John F. Kennedy

• Gaylord Nelson

• Al Gore

• Richard Nixon

When is Earth Day celebrated each year?

• March 22

• April 22

• June 22

• May 22

Which of the following is NOT a problem Earth Day aims to address?

• Climate change

• Endangered species

• Space exploration

• Deforestation

What is one way people celebrate Earth Day?

• Playing video games

• Watching TV

• Holding rallies

• Shopping

What do trees help remove from the air?

• Oxygen

• Helium

• Carbon dioxide

• Nitrogen

What is a car-free day?

• A day when cars are washed

• A day when no cars are allowed on the streets

• A day when cars are given free fuel

• A day when cars are decorated

What is recycled art?

• Art made from plants

• Art made from recycled rubbish

• Art made from food

• Art made from new materials

What should you do with your rubbish to help the planet?

• Burn it

• Bury it

• Recycle it

• Throw it in the river

What is one way to make every day Earth Day?

• Use cars for short trips

• Drop litter

• Walk or cycle instead of driving

• Ignore recycling

Why is it important not to drop litter?

• It is a fun activity

• It helps plants grow

• It pollutes the planet and endangers animals

• It makes the streets look clean