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Packaging and Waste Management

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is made from sand.

a)

plastic

b)

glass

c)

metal

d)

aluminum

2.

These are made from trees.

a)

styrofoam and plastics

b)

glass and ceramic

c)

aluminum and metal

d)

paper and cardboard

3.

Things that are poisonous and harmful.

a)

are renewable

b)

are healthy to eat

c)

are toxic

d)

are nonrenewable

4.

To use less of something.

a)

to reduce

b)

to recycle

c)

to reuse

d)

to process it into something else

5.

A place to dispose of all waste materials by burying it and covering it with soil.

a)

a composte pile

b)

a recycling center

c)

a landfill

d)

a quarry

6.

These are made from oil.

a)

paper and cardboard

b)

glass and ceramic

c)

metal and aluminum

d)

plastics and styrofoam

7.

Waste that poses substantial or potential threats to public health or to the environment.

a)

landfill waste

b)

hazardous waste

c)

garbage waste

d)

compost waste

8.

This is made from bauxite ore (a mineral-bearing rock).

a)

styrofoam

b)

glass

c)

plastic

d)

aluminum

9.

A collection of grass, leaves, and many food scraps to create rich soil fertilizer.

a)

landfill

b)

compost

c)

leaf pile

d)

recycling center

10.

To use the packaging again, sometimes for a different purpose.

a)

to reduce

b)

to recycle

c)

to reuse

d)

to compost

11.

These resources are limited and may get used up and then be gone forever.

a)

nonrenewable resources

b)

renewable resources

12.

These resources are not limited and will never get used up.

a)

nonrenewable resources

b)

renewable resources

13.

This is made from iron ore (a sedimentary rock).

a)

paper

b)

aluminum

c)

metal

d)

styrofoam

14.

Materials go through a process that changes them into other things.

a)

recycle

b)

electronic waste

c)

reduce

d)

reuse

15.

One person throws away about ________ pounds of garbage each day.

a)

6

b)

4

c)

2

d)

8

16.

Companies try to get you to buy their product even if it may not be a good product by making the package ___________.

a)

group their items

b)

informational

c)

ugly

d)

beautiful

17.

A package is a wrapper that ________, ________, ________, and ________ (about) the product.

a)

protects, beautifies, groups, and informs

b)

groups, persuades, protects, and beautifies

c)

protects, informs, beautifies, and persuades

d)

groups, informs, protects, and persuades

18.

To make the items in a package easier to carry and count, the package will ________ items.

a)

sort

b)

protect

c)

group

19.

When packages keep a product fresh and unbroken, it ________ the product.

a)

beautifies

b)

sorts

c)

groups

d)

protects

20.

About ______ pounds of garbage are thrown away each year by families of 4.

a)

5,600

b)

2,400

c)

4,000

d)

7,600

21.

We trust that what is on the package is the truth about the product because of the ________ the package gives us about the product.

a)

pictures

b)

information

22.

True or False? It is important for Christians to be concerned about packaging because it is our responsibility to care for the land and resources God has given us.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

True or False? Water, sand, trees, sun, air, and wind energy are nonrenewable resources.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

True or False? Oil, iron ore, coal, bauxite, and minerals are nonrenewable resources.

a)

False

b)

True

25.

The 3 R’s are: ________, ________, and ________.

a)

Reduce, Reorganize, Reuse

b)

Recycle, Reuse, Regroup

c)

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

d)

Recycle, Reduce, Reorganize

26.

True or False? To be green means to be aware of how I take care of the Earth and know I am doing my part to reduce, reuse, and recycle.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

How do you know that you can recycle a package?

a)

Ask a parent or teacher.

b)

As long as it is clean, it is recyclable.

c)

Feel it to make sure it is made from quality materials.

d)

Look for the recycle LOOP or the words: Please recycle.

28.

You can put the following items in a compost pile.

a)

old hamburger meat and cottage cheese

b)

moldy cheese and moldy yogurt

c)

dried leaves, potato skins, and egg shells

d)

chicken bones and burnt turkey meat

29.

Recovering material from old electronic devices to use in new products is called?

a)

toxic waste

b)

hazardous waste

c)

E-waste

d)

recycling

30.

Orange City Christian School can earn cash for collecting which E-waste?

a)

cell phones, small ink cartridges, laptops, and tablets

b)

most plastics, paper, cardboard, and aluminum

31.

Some packages inform us about what things?

a)

the color of the box, the size of the fonts on the package, and the weight of the person buying the package

b)

warnings, nutrition facts, ingredients, and the number of items

32.

What are the five main types of trash disposal solutions?

a)

E-waste, landfill, eating it, recycling, and hazardous waste

b)

recycling, hazardous waste, landfill, compost pile, and freezing it

c)

compost pile, E-waste, eating it, freezing it, and hazardous waste

d)

compost pile, recycling, hazardous waste, E-waste, and landfill

33.

Leviticus 19:35-36 says that there should be honesty in measuring weights, lengths, and quantity. How does this verse tie in with our unit?

a)

Be honest about the beautiful foil package around pop-tarts.

b)

Be honest about the weight and number of items in a package.

34.

Why aren't landfills usually located near neighborhoods?

a)

Because landfills are noisy, not attractive, and costly.

b)

Because landfills are smelly, costly, and small.

c)

Because landfills are smelly, noisy, and not attractive.

35.

True or False? It is important for Christians to be concerned about packaging because God calls us to be good stewards of the gift of the Earth and its resources.

a)

True

b)

False

36.

What items did people in Bible times carry in their packages?

a)

food, water, grains, oil, and light bulbs

b)

oil, flour, water, blow-dryers, and food

c)

oil, flour, water, food, and grains

d)

grains, food, flour, flashlights, and oil

37.

What packages were used in Bible times?

a)

jars, jugs, wineskins, and sacks

b)

jars, wineskins, cereal boxes, and jugs

c)

jugs, water bottles, sacks, and jars

d)

wineskins, jars, sacks, and cardboard boxes

38.

True or False? It takes more money to recycle a package than it does to make a new package from scratch because the sorting and cleaning process to recycle is costly.

a)

False

b)

True

39.

True or False? It saves energy and our natural resources if we recycle products rather than make them from scratch.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

True or False? One-fourth of our garbage is packaging from products?

a)

True

b)

False

41.

What are the first things that happen to our recyclables once collected from our homes?

a)

They are brought to a recycling center to be counted. Then they bury them in the landfill.

b)

They are brought to a recycling center to be sorted. Then they crush and package them in large bales or shred and package them in large containers.

c)

They are brought to a recycling center to be sorted. Then they load each type of recycling into different semi trucks before bringing the trucks to manufacturers.

42.

What are the final things that happen to our recyclables once collected from our homes and processed at the recycling center?

a)

The bales and containers are sold to manufacturers who take them to be processed, broken down into raw materials, and made into new products.

b)

The bales and containers are sold to manufacturers who bring them to landfills to be broken down into raw materials that will be buried.

c)

The bales and containers are sold to manufacturers who take them to be processed, broken down into raw materials, and then burned in incinerators.

43.

True or False? It is important for Christians to be concerned about packaging because many of the resources used for making packages are renewable.

a)

False

b)

True

44.

True or False? Some packages are designed to protect people as well as protect the products in the package.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

True or False? Companies often sell things in packages with more than one item because they want us to buy fewer products at a time and spend less money.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

True or False? We are responsible for preserving and protecting our resources for ourselves and future generations.

a)

False

b)

True

47.

Where should you dispose of a laptop?

a)

recycle

b)

compost

c)

E-waste

d)

hazardous waste

e)

landfill

48.

Where should you dispose of motor oil?

a)

compost

b)

landfill

c)

E-waste

d)

hazardous waste

e)

recycle

49.

Where should you dispose of a foam plate?

a)

hazardous waste

b)

landfill

c)

recycle

d)

compost

e)

E-waste

50.

Where should you dispose of a banana peel?

a)

compost

b)

recycle

c)

E-waste

d)

hazardous waste

e)

landfill

51.

Where should you dispose of a magazine?

a)

compost

b)

hazardous waste

c)

E-waste

d)

landfill

e)

recycle

52.

True or False? An egg carton is a package designed to protect eggs from cracking.

a)

True

b)

False

53.

True or False? An ice-cream box is a package designed to group the ice-cream.

a)

True

b)

False

54.

True or False? An Amazon cardboard box is a package designed to beautify the product.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

True or False? A medicine bottle is a package designed to inform the customer.

a)

True

b)

False