What is the primary goal of sustainable product development?

• To maximize profit at any cost

• To minimize environmental impact and use resources efficiently

• To produce products as quickly as possible

• To focus only on cost reduction

Which of the following is NOT a principle of sustainable product design?

• Lifecycle Thinking

• Resource Efficiency

• Single-use materials

• Eco-Innovation

What does Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) aim to achieve?

• Identify the most expensive materials for a product

• Understand environmental impacts at each stage of a product’s life cycle

• Ensure a product has the shortest life span possible

• Maximize the use of non-renewable resources

Which type of LCA considers the entire lifecycle of a product from raw material extraction to disposal?

• Cradle-to-Gate

• Gate-to-Gate

• Cradle-to-Grave

• Wheel-to-Wheel

What is a key benefit of eco-friendly products?

• Higher carbon footprint

• Increased waste production

• Reduced environmental impact

• Increased reliance on non-renewable resources

Which of the following is an example of sustainable product development?

• Single-use plastic packaging

• Furniture made from reclaimed wood

• Clothing made from synthetic fibers with high chemical usage

• Disposable electronic devices

What does green branding aim to communicate to consumers?

• The product is made using the cheapest materials available

• The product and company prioritize environmental responsibility

• The product has no impact on the environment at all

• The product is only available in limited quantities

Which of the following is a challenge to eco-friendly product development?

• High initial costs

• Unlimited availability of materials

• Lack of consumer awareness

• All of the above

What does 'Cradle-to-Cradle' design focus on?

• Disposing of products quickly after use

• Recycling and reusing materials in a continuous cycle

• Reducing labor costs

• Maximizing waste production

Why are companies increasingly adopting green marketing practices?

• To meet consumer demand for sustainable products

• To increase pollution levels

• To avoid government regulations

• To increase the cost of their products