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Froggy Jumps Wastewise Think TwiceOnline version Wastewise Think Twice by ozer ozturk 1 Which one of the following is an example of 'Upcycling'? a Throwing glass bottles into the recycling bin. b Melting down old plastic to create new plastic toys. c Turning old tires into a creative garden planter. 2 What is the primary benefit of reducing food waste in terms of climate change? a It increases the demand for organic farming. b It significantly decreases methane emissions from landfills. c It allows for better distribution of food to local markets. 3 Which category of waste generally takes the longest time to decompose in a landfill? a Paper products (e.g., newspapers) b Organic food scraps c Glass and plastic bottles 4 The 3 R's of waste hierarchy are Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Which of these is considered the most effective strategy for environmental protection? a Recycle b Reduce c Reuse 5 What does the term 'Circular Economy' primarily refer to? a A system where goods are bought and sold primarily online. b A model that aims to keep resources in use for as long as possible. c An economy focused on increasing production and consumption. 6 If a plastic item has the resin code 'PETE' or 'PET' (Number 1), where is it most commonly used? a Heavy-duty construction materials b Single-use plastic beverage bottles c Insulating foam and packaging peanuts 7 Which type of pollution is primarily caused by improper disposal of electronic waste (e-waste)? a Thermal pollution in water bodies. b Soil and groundwater contamination with heavy metals. c Noise pollution in urban areas. 8 Which action best represents the 'Reuse' principle in everyday life? a Buying a new water bottle made from recycled materials. b Taking a reusable canvas bag to the grocery store. c Separating paper from plastic in your trash can. 9 What is a significant consequence of 'planned obsolescence' on waste generation? a It encourages manufacturers to use more durable materials. b It increases the volume of waste as products are designed to fail quickly. c It stabilizes consumer demand throughout the year. 10 If a community is focused on 'composting', what are they primarily trying to divert from landfills? a Hazardous waste and batteries b Glass and metal c Organic waste (food scraps, yard trimmings)

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Which one of the following is an example of 'Upcycling'?

What is the primary benefit of reducing food waste in terms of climate change?

Which category of waste generally takes the longest time to decompose in a landfill?

The 3 R's of waste hierarchy are Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Which of these is considered the most effective strategy for environmental protection?

What does the term 'Circular Economy' primarily refer to?

If a plastic item has the resin code 'PETE' or 'PET' (Number 1), where is it most commonly used?

Which type of pollution is primarily caused by improper disposal of electronic waste (e-waste)?

Which action best represents the 'Reuse' principle in everyday life?

What is a significant consequence of 'planned obsolescence' on waste generation?

If a community is focused on 'composting', what are they primarily trying to divert from landfills?