Trashion Show Quiz

What is one major advantage of using renewable energy sources?

• They are limited and will run out soon

• They generate energy without emitting harmful greenhouse gases

• They contribute to air pollution

• They are more expensive than fossil fuels

What is the purpose of improving energy efficiency in homes?

• To increase energy bills

• To reduce energy consumption and lower utility costs

• To waste energy

• To ensure fossil fuel dependency

What is the environmental impact of improper recycling in developing countries?

• Increased pollution, health risks, and damage to ecosystems

• No negative effects

• Negative impacts, including cleaner air and water

• It reduces waste in the developed countries

Why is it important to recycle electronic waste (e-waste)?

• It is cheaper to throw away electronic devices

• E-waste contains harmful materials that can pollute the environment

• E-waste recycling is unimportant

• It takes up too much space to recycle electronics

How does the global shift toward renewable energy affect developing countries?

• It has little impact

• It increases their reliance on fossil fuels

• It slows down their economic progress

• It provides opportunities for economic growth

What is the main barrier to the widespread adoption of renewable energy technologies?

• Public interest in renewable energy is too high

• Renewable energy is too expensive to maintain

• High initial investment costs and lack of infrastructure

• Governments are already fully dependent on renewable energy

The widespread adoption of renewable energy is often slowed by the need for __________ to store surplus energy.

• Water reservoirs

• Generators

• Power plants

• Batteries

Solar panels convert sunlight into:

• Thermal energy

• Chemical energy

• Mechanical energy

• Electrical energy

A key challenge with recycling plastic is the __________ process.

• Compaction

• Melting

• Sorting

• Burning

Improper recycling of electronic waste can release harmful substances like:

• Lead

• Carbon dioxide

• Water vapor

• Methane