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WorksheetsPlanet vs. Plastics - Earth Day Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
Hey there! Oliver, Daniel, and Avery are on a mission to discover the global theme for Earth Day 2024. Can you help them out?
Save Our Species
End Plastic Pollution
Climate Action
Planet vs. Plastics
Hey there, eco-warriors! Aiden, William, and Scarlett are on a mission to reduce plastic pollution. They've discovered that EARTHDAY.ORG has set a bold goal. Can you guess by what year they aim to achieve a 60% reduction in the production of plastics?
2050
2040
2030
2025
Hey there! Abigail, Mason, and Benjamin are on a mission! Can you guess what one of their goals is in the Planet vs. Plastics campaign?
Supporting fast fashion
Promoting the use of single-use plastics
Phasing out all single-use plastics by 2030
Increasing plastic production
Hey there, eco-warriors! Grace, Oliver, and Samuel are on a quest to discover who leads the charge at EARTHDAY.ORG. Can you help them out?
Who is the President of EARTHDAY.ORG mentioned in the text?
Elizabeth Johnson
Kathleen Rogers
Denis Hayes
Al Gore
Guess what, folks? Last year, the entire world produced a staggering number of plastic bags. Can you believe it? Ethan thinks it's more than 5 million, but Lily argues it's way more than that! Anika, being the smart cookie she is, has her own guess. What do you think? How many plastic bags were we talking about here?
More than 5 billion
More than 500 million
More than 5 million
More than 500 billion
Imagine Avery, Noah, and Oliver are on a mission to save the planet! They discovered that a shocking percentage of plastics in the US won't be recycled at all. Can you guess how much it is?
75%
85%
90%
95%
Imagine Luna is working on a science project about sustainability. She's shocked to discover how much water it takes to produce a single plastic water bottle. Can you guess how much more water is required to make the bottle, compared to what it actually holds?
Four times as much
Three times as much
Twice as much
Six times as much
Guess what, fashionistas! Ava, Hannah, and Henry were debating in class today about how many garments the fast fashion industry pumps out each year. Can you believe the number?
Over 50 billion
Over 100 billion
Over 200 billion
Over 150 billion
Hey fashionistas! Maya, Evelyn, and Samuel are on a mission to reduce waste. Can you guess what percentage of garments end up taking a fashion faux pas trip to landfills or incinerators?
Approximately 85%
Approximately 75%
Approximately 65%
Approximately 50%
Hey there, eco-warriors! Isla, David, and Abigail are on a mission to make our planet greener and they've stumbled upon a big challenge. They discovered that EARTHDAY.ORG is pushing for a special principle to be included in the Global Plastics Treaty. Can you guess which principle it is?
The principle of least effort
The principle of sustainable use
The precautionary principle
The principle of maximum yield
