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Asia’s battle against the perpetual plastic problem

Froggy Jumps

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This activity is a short and fun interactive quiz designed to engage the audience while raising awareness about plastic waste issues in Malaysia. Through easy multiple-choice questions, participants are encouraged to think about plastic usage, environmental impacts, and shared responsibility in an enjoyable and relaxed way.

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Asia’s battle against the perpetual plastic problem
 

Froggy Jumps

Asia’s battle against the perpetual plastic problemOnline version

This activity is a short and fun interactive quiz designed to engage the audience while raising awareness about plastic waste issues in Malaysia. Through easy multiple-choice questions, participants are encouraged to think about plastic usage, environmental impacts, and shared responsibility in an enjoyable and relaxed way.

by Iryanie Alizan
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What caused plastic waste to flood into Malaysia?

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Before China’s ban, where did most global plastic waste go?

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Malaysia did NOT want to become known as:

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Which type of plastic causes the biggest problem?

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What happened when illegal factories increased?

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What was one action taken by the Malaysian government?

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Which country was one of the biggest plastic waste exporters to Malaysia?

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Which of these is a major environmental impact of plastic waste?

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What policy was introduced to reduce plastic use?

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Which method helped raise awareness?

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What happens to unrecyclable plastic?

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Who should take responsibility for plastic waste?

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What happens when plastic waste is burned illegally?

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Single-use plastic means

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Recycling means

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