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Major Australian Events

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Can you identify an example of a major Australian Sporting event?

a)

The Melbourne Cup

b)

The Super Bowl

c)

Wimbledon

d)

Tour de France

2.

Can you identify an example of a major Australian Concert?

a)

Sydney New Year's Eve Concert

b)

Coachella

c)

Glastonbury Festival

d)

Tomorrowland

3.

Can you identify an example of a major Australian Performing Arts Festival?

a)

Sydney Festival

b)

Coachella

c)

Glastonbury Festival

d)

Burning Man

4.

Can you identify an example of a major Australian Community Festival or Fete?

a)

Sydney Festival

b)

Oktoberfest

c)

Mardi Gras (New Orleans)

d)

Carnival (Brazil)

5.

At events, a large amount of ______ and carbon emissions are generated. (Fill in the blank)

a)

waste

b)

water

c)

electricity

d)

noise

6.

Which of the following is a benefit of waste reduction and recycling at events?

a)

It increases the cost of the event

b)

It is only good for the environment

c)

It has a positive impact on attendee’s perceptions of the event

d)

It reduces the number of stakeholders

7.

Stakeholders at events include which of the following?

a)

Only venue owners

b)

Only attendees

c)

Venue owners, sponsors, local and state government, council employees, volunteers, and attendees

d)

Only sponsors and government

8.

Fill in the blank: One immediate benefit of sustainable event practices is that it ________ the environmental concerns of the wider community.

a)

addresses

b)

ignores

c)

increases

d)

complicates

9.

Fill in the blank: A long-term benefit of sustainable event practices is that it reduces ________ emissions.

a)

greenhouse

b)

water

c)

noise

d)

plastic

10.

Fill in the blank: Sustainable event practices make events more marketable to ________.

a)

sponsors

b)

vendors

c)

attendees

d)

performers

11.

Fill in the blank: Instilling positive change in vendors and attendees is a ________ benefit of sustainable event practices.

a)

long-term

b)

short-term

c)

financial

d)

temporary

12.

Fill in the blank: Diverting recyclables from landfill is an ________ benefit of sustainable event practices.

a)

immediate

b)

delayed

c)

theoretical

d)

unknown

13.

Lower waste removal costs is an example of an ________ benefit of sustainable event practices.

a)

immediate

b)

long-term

c)

indirect

d)

theoretical

14.

Fill in the blank: Enhancing the reputation of the event is a ________ benefit of sustainable event practices.

a)

long-term

b)

immediate

c)

temporary

d)

short-lived

15.

Does green energy require solar panels?

a)

True

b)

False

16.

The process of obtaining green energy supplies at events involves:

a)

Contacting renewable energy providers and arranging supply agreements

b)

Using only traditional energy sources

c)

Ignoring energy sourcing for events

d)

Relying solely on fossil fuels

17.

According to the information on 'Reduce, re-use, recycle', which of the following are common offenders at events?

a)

Bamboo plates, cutlery, cans, bottles

b)

Glass plates, wooden spoons, paper napkins

c)

Cloth bags, ceramic cups, metal straws

d)

None of the above

18.

According to the information on 'Reduce, re-use, recycle', ideally, should products like bamboo plates and polystyrene cups be used at events?

a)

True

b)

False

19.

Fill in the blank: According to the information on 'Reduce, re-use, recycle', if products like bamboo plates and polystyrene cups must be used at events, it is ideal to ______ the use of the items.

a)

minimise

b)

increase

c)

ignore

d)

encourage

20.

According to the information on 'Reduce, re-use, recycle', one factor to consider when choosing products for events is:

a)

Cost of the product

b)

Whether the product can be recycled

c)

Brand of the product

d)

Color of the product

21.

Consider the following and identify how the resource could be reduced: Packaging.

a)

Use less packaging material

b)

Increase packaging size

c)

Use non-recyclable materials

d)

Add more layers of packaging

22.

Consider the following and identify how the resource could be reduced: Documents/letters

a)

By using digital documents instead of paper

b)

By increasing the number of printed copies

c)

By using more envelopes

d)

By printing in color

23.

Consider the following and identify how the resource could be reduced: Printing

a)

Use double-sided printing

b)

Print more copies

c)

Use more ink

d)

Increase paper size

24.

Tablecloths: How could the resource be reduced?

a)

Use reusable tablecloths

b)

Use more disposable tablecloths

c)

Increase the number of tablecloths used

d)

Use tablecloths for single use only

25.

Map distribution at the event can be reduced by:

a)

Using digital maps instead of printed ones

b)

Printing more maps

c)

Distributing maps to everyone regardless of need

d)

Increasing the size of printed maps

26.

Containers (refillable?) can help reduce resource use by:

a)

Being used only once

b)

Being refilled and reused

c)

Being thrown away after use

d)

Being made from non-recyclable materials

27.

Consider the following and identify how the resource could be reduced: Condiments

a)

Use smaller packets

b)

Provide condiments only on request

c)

Use refillable dispensers

d)

All of the above

28.

What is the logo of Second Bite?

a)

[Student should research and provide the logo of Second Bite]

b)

A green apple with a bite taken out of it

c)

A red heart with a fork and knife

d)

A blue shopping cart

29.

How does Second Bite operate?

a)

[Student should research and describe how Second Bite operates]

b)

It is a food delivery service for restaurants only.

c)

It manufactures packaged snacks for supermarkets.

d)

It provides financial loans to small businesses.

30.

How could Second Bite help with event food management?

a)

[Student should research and explain how Second Bite could help with event food management]

b)

Second Bite could increase food waste at events.

c)

Second Bite could make event food more expensive.

d)

Second Bite could reduce the variety of food at events.

31.

What is the logo of OzHarvest?

a)

OzHarvest Logo

b)

UNICEF Logo

c)

Red Cross Logo

d)

WWF Logo

32.

How does OzHarvest operate?

a)

[Student should research and describe how OzHarvest operates]

b)

OzHarvest operates by selling food to supermarkets.

c)

OzHarvest operates by growing its own food on farms.

d)

OzHarvest operates by importing food from overseas.

33.

How could OzHarvest help with event food management?

a)

[Student should research and explain how OzHarvest could help with event food management]

b)

OzHarvest could provide decorations for the event venue.

c)

OzHarvest could offer live music performances for the event.

d)

OzHarvest could supply event security staff.

34.

What is the logo of Foodbank?

a)

Foodbank Logo

b)

McDonalds Logo

c)

Nike Logo

d)

IBM Logo

35.

How does Foodbank operate?

a)

[Student should research and describe how Foodbank operates]

b)

Foodbank operates by selling food at high prices to the public.

c)

Foodbank operates as a restaurant chain serving gourmet meals.

d)

Foodbank operates by exporting food to other countries.

36.

How could Foodbank help with event food management?

a)

[Student should research and explain how Foodbank could help with event food management]

b)

Foodbank can only provide decorations for events.

c)

Foodbank is responsible for event ticket sales.

d)

Foodbank manages the event's entertainment schedule.

37.

What is the logo of FareShare?

a)

FareShare Logo

b)

UNICEF Logo

c)

Oxfam Logo

d)

Red Cross Logo

38.

How does FareShare operate?

a)

[Student should research and describe how FareShare operates]

b)

It operates as a for-profit supermarket chain.

c)

It is a government-run food inspection agency.

d)

It is a delivery service for luxury foods.

39.

How could FareShare help with event food management?

a)

By redistributing surplus food to prevent waste and support those in need at events.

b)

By increasing the cost of food at events.

c)

By limiting the number of attendees to reduce food consumption.

d)

By only serving packaged foods at events.

40.

What does recycling mean?

a)

To throw materials in landfill

b)

To burn materials

c)

To reincorporate materials into the manufacturing process, instead of placing them in landfill

d)

To bury materials underground

41.

Which of the following is an example of a recycling event?

a)

Flatten boxes and recycle

b)

Burn plastic

c)

Throw glass in landfill

d)

Bury steel cans

42.

Name three types of materials that can be recycled according to the image.

a)

Plastic, glass, aluminium, and steel cans

b)

Wood, sand, and soil

c)

Rubber, leather, and wool

d)

Ceramics, bricks, and stones

43.

Organic waste should be composted as part of recycling events.

a)

True

b)

False

44.

What should be done with compostable food ware according to the recycling instructions?

a)

It should be included with food scraps.

b)

It should be placed in the recycling bin.

c)

It should be thrown in the landfill trash.

d)

It should be washed and reused.

45.

Renewable energy projects are preferable to reforestation projects because:

a)

They reduce greenhouse gas emissions more directly.

b)

They are less expensive to implement.

c)

They require less land area.

d)

They provide more biodiversity.

46.

A genuine 'green' event is characterized by:

a)

Minimizing environmental impact and promoting sustainability

b)

Maximizing profit regardless of environmental cost

c)

Focusing only on attendee experience

d)

Ignoring waste management

47.

Who are the 'Eco Cops' at Splendour in the Grass?

a)

Security guards

b)

Environmental officers

c)

Musicians

d)

Food vendors

48.

What is the main message behind the sign 'I RECYCLE' in the image of the volunteers at Splendour in the Grass?

a)

The main message is to encourage recycling and environmental responsibility at the event.

b)

The main message is to promote ticket sales for the event.

c)

The main message is to advertise a new product at the festival.

d)

The main message is to recruit more volunteers for the event.

49.

Eco Cops are:

a)

A group of environmental police

b)

A type of plant

c)

A recycling company

d)

A brand of eco-friendly products

50.

Eco Cops do which of the following?

a)

Protect the environment

b)

Enforce traffic laws

c)

Teach in schools

d)

Build houses

51.

Eco Cops are found in:

a)

Forests

b)

Oceans

c)

Cities

d)

Deserts

52.

Eco Cops are present because:

a)

They protect the environment.

b)

They enforce traffic rules.

c)

They manage public transport.

d)

They promote sports activities.

53.

People volunteer to be Eco Cops because:

a)

They want to help protect the environment.

b)

They want to earn money.

c)

They want to travel the world.

d)

They want to become famous.

54.

Having Eco Cops at events makes a difference by:

a)

Reducing waste and promoting recycling

b)

Increasing ticket prices

c)

Shortening event duration

d)

Decreasing event attendance

55.

Think of an event you have attended recently.

a)

A wedding

b)

A concert

c)

A sports match

d)

A birthday party

56.

Would you consider it to be environmentally friendly?

a)

Yes, it is environmentally friendly.

b)

No, it is not environmentally friendly.