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CJS : Caring for Our Planet

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is recycling and why is it important for the environment?

a)

Recycling is the process of turning waste into gold bars. It is important for the environment because it creates wealth for the community.

b)


Recycling converts waste into reusable objects, cutting landfill waste, conserving resources, and curbing pollution.

c)

Recycling is the process of converting waste materials into new waste. It is important for the environment because it helps deplete natural resources.

d)

Recycling is the process of throwing away waste materials. It is important for the environment because it helps increase pollution.

2.

Name three common items that can be recycled.

a)

Plastic bottles, aluminum cans, paper

b)

Clothing, electronics, light bulbs

c)

Styrofoam, plastic bags, food waste

d)

Glass bottles, cardboard, batteries

3.

What are the benefits of using renewable energy sources?

a)

Renewable energy sources increase greenhouse gas emissions

b)

Renewable energy sources lead to energy dependence

c)


Renewable energy cuts greenhouse gases, lessens pollution, and boosts energy independence.

d)

Renewable energy sources have no impact on air and water pollution

4.

How can individuals prevent pollution in their daily lives?

a)

Reduce, reuse, and recycle. Use energy-efficient appliances.

b)

By increasing pollution in their daily activities

c)

By using single-use plastic and disposable products

d)

By wasting water and energy

5.

Explain the concept of conservation of natural resources.

a)

Using up all the resources as quickly as possible

b)

Ignoring the impact of resource depletion on future generations

c)

Allowing unrestricted access to natural resources

d)

Managing resources sensibly for the future.

6.

Why is it important to conserve water and how can it be done?

a)

By using as much water as possible and not worrying about conservation

b)

Save water by fixing leaks, using water-saving appliances, reducing usage, and practising responsible irrigation.

c)

To waste water and harm the environment

d)

To deplete the water supply and cause environmental damage

7.

What is climate change and how does it impact the planet?

a)

Climate change only affects a small portion of the planet and is not a major concern

b)

Climate change is caused by natural processes and does not impact the planet negatively. It causes a decrease in sea levels.

c)

Climate change means long-term weather changes, causing rising sea levels, extreme weather, and disruptions to ecosystems and farming.

d)

Climate change is a myth and has no impact on the planet. There is no climate change associated with it.

8.

What are some ways to reduce carbon footprint in everyday life?

a)

Driving a gas-guzzling car and not using public transporatation is a great idea.

b)

Leaving lights and electronics on when not in use. Making sure we consume as much energy as needed.

c)

using public transport, walking, or biking, use less energy, use energy-saving devices, and eat more plants.

d)

Eating and consuming more than required. By not saving and conserving our resources.

9.

What does sustainable living mean and how can it be practiced?

a)

Ignoring environmental issues and continuing with current unsustainable practices

b)

Consuming more resources and increasing waste production

c)

Supporting industries that harm the environment and exploit natural resources

d)

Using less energy and water, throwing away less, supporting things that are good for the environment

10.

How can planting trees help in caring for the planet?

a)

By absorbing carbon dioxide, providing oxygen, preventing soil erosion, and supporting biodiversity.

b)

By contributing to deforestation and loss of biodiversity. By planting trees we increase soil erosion and degrade natural biodiversity.

c)

By causing air pollution and harming wildlife

d)

By increasing the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

11.

What are the effects of air pollution on the environment and human health?

a)

Air pollution has no impact on human health or the environment

b)

Air pollution can lead to respiratory diseases, cardiovascular problems.

c)

Air pollution only affects plant life, not human health

d)

Air pollution makes us stronger. We are able to fight diseases and build immunity to the effects of pollution.

12.

What are some examples of sustainable practices in agriculture?

a)

Using chemical pesticides and fertilizers

b)

Deforestation and land clearing

c)

Crop rotation, organic farming, water conservation

d)

Using a lot of fertilizer for rich crops, increasing our usage of water for crops

13.

How can individuals contribute to reducing plastic waste?

a)

By using more plastic products and decreasing our usage of cloth bags.

b)

By using reusable bags, bottles, and containers, avoiding single-use plastics, and properly recycling plastic products.

c)

By throwing plastic waste in the ocean or in the landfill. We should buy more plastic and then reuse it in our kitchens and household.

d)

By burning plastic waste we can make sure that we don't throw away plastic and litter.

14.

What are the benefits of using public transportation for the environment?

a)

Leads to higher energy consumption and resource depletion

b)

Reduces air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions

c)

Increases air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions

d)

Causes deforestation and habitat destruction

15.

Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Refuse. What else can you add to this list to increase conservation and sustainable lifestyle.

a)

Republic

b)

Reactivate

c)

Receive

d)

Refurbish/ Repurpose