WorksheetsEthical Consumerism Quiz
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which consumer is most likely to actively campaign for environmental causes and avoid unsustainable products?
A. Eco-Phobe
B. Eco-Fan
C. Eco-Warrior
D. Passive Buyer
What does ethical consumerism focus on?
Price and brand recognition
Style and marketing
Environmental and social impact of products
Availability of the product
True or False: Buying second-hand clothing supports ethical consumerism.
True
False
Which of the following is not a typical habit of an ethical consumer?
Researching product origins
Choosing single-use plastics
Supporting local businesses
Buying Fairtrade products
. The Triple Bottom Line includes:
A. Profit, Production, Packaging
B. Planet, People, Profit
C. Power, Politics, Policy
D. Environment, Energy, Ethics
True or False: All eco-friendly products are also ethically produced.
True
False
Which label would an ethical consumer most likely look for?
Discounted
Fairtrade
Imported
Bestseller
True or False: Ethical consumers often prioritise how products are made, not just what they do.
True
False
What is a likely motivation for an ethical consumer?
Following the latest social media trend
Supporting child labour to lower costs
Reducing harm to people and the planet
Buying whatever is cheapest
An Eco-Phobe is someone who avoids environmental responsibility and resists sustainable behaviour.
True
False
True or False: Buying from large corporations is never ethical.
True
False
Which of these actions aligns with ethical consumerism?
Buying fast fashion
Choosing biodegradable packaging
Ignoring production methods
Prioritising convenience above all else
True or False: Ethical consumerism involves considering the entire lifecycle of a product.
True
False
True or False:
Decoupling refers to separating economic growth from environmental degradation.
True
False
