E-Waste Challenge: The 3R Technique

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Test your knowledge on minimizing e-waste through the 3R technique: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

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Froggy Jumps E-Waste Challenge: The 3R TechniqueOnline version Test your knowledge on minimizing e-waste through the 3R technique: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle! by Nirasha Ruwanthi 1 What does the 'R' in the 3R technique stand for? a Replace b Reorganize c Reduce 2 Which of the following is NOT part of the 3R technique? a Reduce b Replace c Reuse 3 What is the primary goal of the 3R technique? a Increase production b Maximize consumption c Minimize e-waste 4 Which action is an example of 'Reuse'? a Buying new devices b Donating old electronics c Throwing away old devices 5 What does 'Recycle' involve? a Storing old electronics b Selling broken devices c Processing materials to make new products 6 What does ‘Reuse’ mean in e-waste management? a Burn the device b Repair and use it again c Buy a new one 7 When is computer hardware considered electronic waste? a When it's bought b When it's connected to Wi-Fi c When it's out of use or discarded 8 Which of the following is an example of 'Reduce'? a Buying only necessary electronics b Collecting old devices c Upgrading every year 9 What is one challenge of implementing the 3R technique? a Consumer awareness b High production costs c Too many recycling centers 10 What is the purpose of the 3R method? a To buy more electronics b To increase internet speed c To dispose of e-waste safely

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E-Waste Challenge: The 3R TechniqueOnline version

Test your knowledge on minimizing e-waste through the 3R technique: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!

by Nirasha Ruwanthi

What does the 'R' in the 3R technique stand for?

Replace

Reorganize

Reduce

Which of the following is NOT part of the 3R technique?

Reduce

Replace

Reuse

What is the primary goal of the 3R technique?

Increase production

Maximize consumption

Minimize e-waste

Which action is an example of 'Reuse'?

Buying new devices

Donating old electronics

Throwing away old devices

What does 'Recycle' involve?

Storing old electronics

Selling broken devices

Processing materials to make new products

What does ‘Reuse’ mean in e-waste management?

Burn the device

Repair and use it again

Buy a new one

When is computer hardware considered electronic waste?

When it's bought

When it's connected to Wi-Fi

When it's out of use or discarded

Which of the following is an example of 'Reduce'?

Buying only necessary electronics

Collecting old devices

Upgrading every year

What is one challenge of implementing the 3R technique?

Consumer awareness

High production costs

Too many recycling centers

What is the purpose of the 3R method?

To buy more electronics

To increase internet speed

To dispose of e-waste safely

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What does the 'R' in the 3R technique stand for?

Which of the following is NOT part of the 3R technique?

What is the primary goal of the 3R technique?

Which action is an example of 'Reuse'?

What does 'Recycle' involve?

What does ‘Reuse’ mean in e-waste management?

When is computer hardware considered electronic waste?

Which of the following is an example of 'Reduce'?

What is one challenge of implementing the 3R technique?

What is the purpose of the 3R method?

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