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Y11 - Sustainability Revision Quiz

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term 'sustainability' refer to in design?

a)

Using the cheapest materials available

b)

Creating products that last forever

c)

Meeting present needs without compromising future generations

d)

Using traditional manufacturing methods

2.

Which of the following is a renewable resource?

a)

Crude oil

b)

Coal

c)

Bamboo

d)

Natural gas

3.

Which material is biodegradable?

a)

Plastic

b)

Aluminium

c)

Cardboard

d)

Glass

4.

What is the main environmental issue with single-use plastics?

a)

They are too expensive to produce

b)

They can be reused

c)

They break down too quickly

d)

They persist in the environment and harm wildlife

5.

What is a 'carbon footprint'?

a)

A mark left by a shoe

b)

The number of products made from carbon

c)

The total greenhouse gases emitted by a product or person

d)

The cost of carbon materials

6.

What is upcycling?

a)

Throwing away old products

b)

Recycling with added chemicals

c)

Converting waste into a product of higher quality or value

d)

Using a bicycle

7.

Which of the following is NOT an ecological issue?

a)

Air pollution

b)

Deforestation

c)

Overfishing

d)

Improved recycling

8.

Why is designing for disassembly important?

a)

It reduces product strength

b)

It allows easy separation for recycling

c)

It makes products look better

d)

It increases waste

9.

What does 'life cycle assessment' evaluate?

a)

The fashion trend of a product

b)

The price of a product

c)

The environmental impact from production to disposal

d)

The working hours of a designer

10.

Which energy source is considered non-renewable?

a)

Solar

b)

Wind

c)

Hydroelectric

d)

Coal

11.

What is the primary benefit of using renewable energy sources?

a)

They are more expensive than fossil fuels

b)

They produce less pollution and are sustainable

c)

They require more land to operate

d)

They are only available in certain regions

12.

Which practice helps in reducing the carbon footprint of a product?

a)

Using more packaging materials

b)

Implementing energy-efficient manufacturing processes

c)

Increasing the product's weight

d)

Using non-renewable resources

13.

What is the concept of 'cradle to cradle' in sustainable design?

a)

Designing products to be disposable

b)

Focusing on short-term product use

c)

Creating products that can be recycled or repurposed indefinitely

d)

Using only natural materials

14.

What is the purpose of a green building?

a)

To reduce environmental impact and improve energy efficiency

b)

To make buildings taller

c)

To use only traditional materials

d)

To increase construction costs

15.

Which of the following is a benefit of urban green spaces?

a)

They increase noise levels

b)

They increase air pollution

c)

They provide habitats for wildlife and improve air quality

d)

They reduce property values

16.

What is the main goal of sustainable agriculture?

a)

To maximize short-term profits

b)

To increase water usage

c)

To use as many chemical fertilizers as possible

d)

To maintain soil health and reduce environmental impact

17.

What is the role of biodiversity in sustainable ecosystems?

a)

It enhances ecosystem productivity and stability

b)

It increases the vulnerability to diseases

c)

It decreases the resilience of ecosystems

d)

It reduces the variety of species

18.

What is the significance of water conservation in sustainability?

a)

It leads to increased water pollution

b)

It helps in maintaining water supply for future generations

c)

It increases the cost of water

d)

It reduces the availability of water for agriculture

19.

How does reducing energy consumption contribute to sustainability?

a)

It increases greenhouse gas emissions

b)

It raises energy costs

c)

It depletes natural resources faster

d)

It lowers environmental impact and conserves resources

20.

What is the primary goal of eco-friendly packaging?

a)

To reduce environmental impact and waste

b)

To increase the weight of the package

c)

To increase production costs

d)

To make packaging more colorful

21.

Which of the following practices contributes to water conservation?

a)

Using more water for irrigation

b)

Fixing leaks and using water-efficient fixtures

c)

Increasing water usage in industries

d)

Allowing water to run continuously

22.

What is the benefit of using public transportation in terms of sustainability?

a)

It reduces individual carbon footprints

b)

It increases traffic congestion

c)

It decreases the number of available parking spaces

d)

It raises fuel consumption