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Climate Change Quiz

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Climate Change Quiz
 

Climate Change QuizOnline version

Test your climate knowledge

by LynnKhet Nge
1

Into how many categories can we divide trash or waste?

2

Which photo portrays plastic-free or low-plastic living?

3

Which sector contributes most to global CO2 emissions?

4

Which of these is best for kitchen waste?

5

Which sector can reduce emissions by adopting renewable energy and efficiency?

6

What term means reducing waste at the source to prevent pollution?

7

What does ‘e-waste’ refer to?

8

Which material has the highest recycling rate in many cities currently?

9

Which of these describes "Energy Conservation" vs. "Energy Efficiency"?

10

Which image best represents recycling of paper and cardboard?

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Reusable bags and metal/glass reduce plastic waste.

Power plants and electricity generation are key CO2 sources globally.

Composting converts kitchen scraps into soil amendment; plastics and Styrofoam are not compostable.

Energy efficiency and renewables cut CO2 in many sectors, including buildings and industry.

Prevention reduces waste before it is created; the others handle waste after it exists.

E-waste includes electronics like phones, computers, and TVs requiring special recycling.

Aluminum is widely recycled at high rates, more than many other materials in curbside programs.

Recycling icons and sorted bins indicate paper recycling.

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