Plastic Parade: Colorful Clean-Up

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Froggy Jumps Plastic Parade: Colorful Clean-UpOnline version A fun, bright pollution game by Sandy Mani 1 What is the main problem caused by single-use plastics in oceans? a Harm to marine life from ingestion or entanglement b Cleaner water through plastic breakdown c Increased fish births 2 Which item is most likely to end up as ocean plastic waste? a Metal cans b Plastic bags and bottles c Glass bottles 3 Why is microplastic dangerous to marine ecosystems? a It dissolves and disappears b It is tiny and ingested by small organisms c It sinks instantly 4 Which action helps reduce plastic pollution at the source? a Promoting plastic glitter b Using reusable bags and bottles c Buying more single-use items 5 What is a common consequence of plastic pollution on beaches? a Increased dune stability b Harmful debris pollutes habitats and tourism c Cleaner sand from filtration 6 Which material is often recycled to reduce plastic waste? a Paper napkins b Aluminum foil c PET plastic from water bottles 7 Which sector can best reduce plastic waste with policy? a Food and packaging regulations b Automotive repair shops c Gas stations only 8 How long can plastics take to break down in the environment? a A few days b Many decades to centuries c A year 9 What is a simple daily habit to curb plastic pollution? a Ignore recycling rules b Receive more plastic shipments c Carry a reusable cup and bag 10 Which term describes tiny plastic fragments less than 5 mm? a Microplastics b Macroplastics c Nanoplastics

Froggy Jumps

Plastic Parade: Colorful Clean-UpOnline version

A fun, bright pollution game

by Sandy Mani

What is the main problem caused by single-use plastics in oceans?

Harm to marine life from ingestion or entanglement

Cleaner water through plastic breakdown

Increased fish births

Which item is most likely to end up as ocean plastic waste?

Metal cans

Plastic bags and bottles

Glass bottles

Why is microplastic dangerous to marine ecosystems?

It dissolves and disappears

It is tiny and ingested by small organisms

It sinks instantly

Which action helps reduce plastic pollution at the source?

Promoting plastic glitter

Using reusable bags and bottles

Buying more single-use items

What is a common consequence of plastic pollution on beaches?

Increased dune stability

Harmful debris pollutes habitats and tourism

Cleaner sand from filtration

Which material is often recycled to reduce plastic waste?

Paper napkins

Aluminum foil

PET plastic from water bottles

Which sector can best reduce plastic waste with policy?

Food and packaging regulations

Automotive repair shops

Gas stations only

How long can plastics take to break down in the environment?

A few days

Many decades to centuries

A year

What is a simple daily habit to curb plastic pollution?

Ignore recycling rules

Receive more plastic shipments

Carry a reusable cup and bag

Which term describes tiny plastic fragments less than 5 mm?

Microplastics

Macroplastics

Nanoplastics

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What is the main problem caused by single-use plastics in oceans?

Which item is most likely to end up as ocean plastic waste?

Why is microplastic dangerous to marine ecosystems?

Which action helps reduce plastic pollution at the source?

What is a common consequence of plastic pollution on beaches?

Which material is often recycled to reduce plastic waste?

Which sector can best reduce plastic waste with policy?

How long can plastics take to break down in the environment?

What is a simple daily habit to curb plastic pollution?

Which term describes tiny plastic fragments less than 5 mm?

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