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Eco-Friendly Practices Quiz

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How can you reduce plastic usage in your daily life?

a)

Reduce plastic usage by buying products with excessive packaging

b)

Reduce plastic usage by using more plastic bags

c)

Reduce plastic usage by using reusable items and choosing products with minimal packaging.

d)

Increase plastic usage by buying single-use items

2.

What are some alternatives to single-use plastic products?

a)

Disposable products

b)

Plastic bags

c)

Non-recyclable items

d)

Reusable products

3.

Why is it important to conserve water?

a)

To increase the risk of droughts

b)

To make the oceans more crowded

c)

To ensure there is enough clean water for current and future generations, and to protect the environment and ecosystems.

d)

To save money on water bills

4.

What are some simple ways to conserve water at home?

a)

Leaving the tap running while brushing teeth

b)

Taking longer showers

c)

Fixing leaks, taking shorter showers, using a broom instead of a hose, and installing water-saving devices

d)

Using a pressure washer to clean the driveway

5.

What is composting and how does it help the environment?

a)

Composting is the process of storing organic materials in landfills. It helps the environment by taking up valuable space and contributing to pollution.

b)

Composting is the process of creating artificial materials to use in place of natural soil. It helps the environment by increasing pollution and harming plant growth.

c)

Composting is the process of decomposing organic materials to create nutrient-rich soil. It helps the environment by reducing waste in landfills and providing natural fertilizer for plants.

d)

Composting is the process of burning organic materials to reduce waste. It helps the environment by releasing harmful gases into the atmosphere.

6.

What are the benefits of composting at home?

a)

Reduces waste, enriches soil, reduces need for chemical fertilizers

b)

Causes pollution, depletes soil nutrients, increases waste production

7.

What are the advantages of using public transportation over driving a car?

a)

Advantages of using public transportation include less convenience, more stress, and higher expenses.

b)

Advantages of using public transportation include higher cost, more pollution, and longer travel time.

c)

Advantages of using public transportation include more accidents, increased fuel consumption, and higher carbon emissions.

d)

Advantages of using public transportation include environmental impact, cost savings, reduced traffic congestion, and health benefits.

8.

How can using public transportation reduce your carbon footprint?

a)

By encouraging people to use more cars

b)

By increasing the number of factories in the area

c)

By reducing the number of individual cars on the road, which in turn reduces the amount of carbon emissions released into the atmosphere.

d)

By promoting the use of private jets for travel

9.

What are some ways to conserve energy at home?

a)

Keep windows and doors open while running the heater or air conditioner

b)

Use old, inefficient appliances that consume a lot of energy

c)

Leave all lights and electronics on 24/7

d)

Use energy-efficient appliances, turn off lights and electronics when not in use, use natural light and ventilation, and insulate your home to reduce heating and cooling needs.

10.

Why is it important to turn off lights and unplug electronics when not in use?

a)

To save energy and reduce electricity consumption.

b)

To reduce the risk of a fire hazard and save on electricity

c)

To make the room darker and save on light bulbs

d)

To increase energy consumption and support the electric company

11.

What type of trees are in the image?

a)

Coniferous

b)

Deciduous

12.

Sustainability means to meet the ​ (a)   of today whilst ​ (b)   the needs of ​ (c)   generations.

Choose from the below words
needs
protecting
future
13.

Categories the following into sustainable and unsustainable practice's.

Categorize the following

Planting trees

Deforestation

composting

leaving lights on when out

Sustainable
Unsustainable
14.

Organize these options into the right categories: Which of these energy resources are renewable and which are not?

Categorize the following

Wind

Solar

Coal

Oil

Gas

Hyrdoelectric

Renewable
Non-Reneable
15.

How much water on earth is available to drink?

a)

96%

b)

23%

c)

0.3%

16.

What are some ways to reduce energy consumption at school?

a)

Leave all computers and lights on 24/7

b)

Use old, inefficient appliances that consume a lot of energy

c)

Use energy-efficient appliances, turn off computers and lights when not in use, use natural light and ventilation, and encourage employees to use public transportation.

d)

Use more electronic devices to perform tasks

17.

Why is it important to recycle?

a)

To increase the amount of waste in landfills

b)

To reduce the amount of resources needed to produce new products, reduce pollution, and protect the environment and ecosystems.

c)

To make the environment more polluted

d)

To increase the use of natural resources

18.

What are the benefits of using renewable energy sources over non-renewable ones?

a)

Renewable energy sources are more expensive and less efficient

b)

Renewable energy sources are unlimited, do not produce harmful emissions, and are often cheaper in the long run.

c)

Renewable energy sources are limited and produce harmful emissions

d)

Renewable energy sources are harmful to the environment

19.

What does carbon footprint mean?

a)
The weight of carbon in the atmosphere
b)
The total amount of greenhouse gases produced directly and indirectly by human activities
c)
The amount of carbon in a person's body
d)
The number of carbon molecules in a specific area
20.

Match the following birds you might find along the canal

a)

1.

Heron

b)

2.

King fisher

c)

3.

Koot

d)

4.

Black Bird

e)

5.

Robin

21.

What does biodiversity mean?

a)
The process of creating new animal species
b)
The study of rocks and minerals
c)
Number of species in a specific area
d)
Variety of life on Earth
22.

What are some ways to reduce waste at home?

a)

Buy more single-use products

b)

Throw away items that could be reused or recycled

c)

Compost organic waste, recycle appropriate materials, and buy items with less packaging

d)

Buy items with more packaging

23.

Why is it beneficial to plant trees?

a)

Trees contribute to global warming

b)

Trees absorb carbon dioxide, provide habitat for wildlife, and help prevent soil erosion

c)

Trees use up valuable space

d)

Trees produce pollution

24.

How can you reduce your carbon footprint?

a)

Drive more and use public transportation less

b)

Use more energy at home

c)

Use renewable energy sources, eat less meat, recycle, and use public transportation

d)

Buy more single-use products

25.

Why is plastic in our oceans a problem?

a)
It provides a safe habitat for marine life.
b)
It has no impact on marine life and ecosystems.
c)
It helps to clean the oceans.
d)
It can harm marine life and ecosystems.
26.

What are the benefits of carpooling (sharing a journey)?

a)

Carpooling benefits include increased traffic congestion, higher fuel consumption, and more carbon emissions.

b)

Carpooling benefits include decreased traffic congestion, lower fuel consumption, and reduced carbon emissions.

c)

Carpooling benefits include increased use of single-use plastics, higher energy consumption, and more waste production.

d)

Carpooling benefits include decreased use of renewable energy sources, higher water consumption, and more deforestation.

27.

What is the impact of deforestation on biodiversity?

a)

Deforestation increases biodiversity by creating new habitats for different species.

b)

Deforestation decreases biodiversity by destroying habitats and leading to the extinction of various species.

c)

Deforestation has no impact on biodiversity.

d)

Deforestation increases biodiversity by causing pollution and climate change.

28.

Why is it important to use energy-efficient appliances?

a)

Energy-efficient appliances are important because they consume more energy, leading to higher electricity bills and more carbon emissions.

b)

Energy-efficient appliances are important because they consume less energy, leading to lower electricity bills and reduced carbon emissions.

c)

Energy-efficient appliances are important because they are more expensive and less durable.

d)

Energy-efficient appliances are important because they are less efficient and have a shorter lifespan.

29.

Why is it sustainable to plan a holiday without flying on a plane?

a)
Reducing carbon emissions and environmental impact
b)
Increased carbon emissions and environmental impact
c)
More convenient and faster
d)
Flying is the only sustainable option
30.

What are the benefits of using a bicycle for short distances instead of a car?

a)

Benefits include increased traffic congestion, higher fuel consumption, and more carbon emissions.

b)

Benefits include decreased traffic congestion, lower fuel consumption, and reduced carbon emissions.

c)

Benefits include increased use of single-use plastics, higher energy consumption, and more waste production.

d)

Benefits include decreased use of renewable energy sources, higher water consumption, and more deforestation.

31.

What are some ways to reduce paper waste at home?

a)

Print more documents

b)

Use paper plates and cups

c)

Recycle paper, use digital documents, and buy products with less packaging

d)

Buy more books and magazines

32.

Why is it beneficial to use solar energy?

a)

Solar energy contributes to global warming

b)

Solar energy absorbs carbon dioxide, provides habitat for wildlife, and helps prevent soil erosion

c)

Solar energy is unlimited, does not produce harmful emissions, and can be cheaper in the long run

d)

Solar energy produces pollution

33.

Label the Carbon Cycle image

34.

Having a plant based diet can be good for you and the planet. Match the vegtables and fruit to the right label.

a)

1.

Butternut Squash

b)

2.

Romanesco

c)

3.

Courgette

d)

4.

Mango

e)

5.

Cauliflower

35.

Forests are important to protect because they store ​ (a)   and they release ​ (b)   into the ​ (c)   .

Choose from the below words
carbon
oxygen
atmosphere
methane
36.

It is important to protect our oceans. Label the oceans.

37.

Why are wildflower meadows important?

a)
They have no ecological significance
b)
They contribute to the decline of wildlife
c)
They are a waste of space
d)
For biodiversity and providing habitats for pollinators and other wildlife.
38.

What are the effects of air pollution on human health?

a)

Air pollution has no impact on human health

b)

Air pollution can lead to respiratory diseases, cardiovascular damage, fatigue, headaches, and anxiety

c)

Air pollution improves human health by strengthening the immune system

d)

Air pollution only affects animals, not humans