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#recycling quiz for #KS3 students.
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1
What products can be made with recycled cans?
Planes
Digital Cameras
Sports equipment
Frying pans
2
Which of these
CANNOT
be recycled at home?
(Part-used) Deodorant cans
Plastic bottles (washed)
Glass
Tin cans (washed)
3
Who is most at first-hand risk of discarded rubbish?
Animals
People
Insects
Mrs Hill
4
Why can't deodorant cans be recycled if they're not completely empty?
It's a waste to not use all of the deodorant.
Seagulls might fly around smelling like Lynx Africa.
The gases and liquids in deodorant is dangerous.
They can make landfill tips smell nicer.
5
How many tonnes of rubbish did the world produce in 2012?
2.6 trillion
2.6 billion
260,000
2.6 million
6
How much of an average rubbish bun could potentially be recycled?
60%
2%
10%
30%
7
What is the "Great Pacific Gyre"?
A big guy made of rubbish.
A lump of discarded play-dough that floated into the ocean.
A massive "garbage patch" in the Pacific Ocean.
Mr Veall's nickname for his belly.
8
How many times could the tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa, be filled with it?
5,200,000 times
500,200 times
5,200 times
520 times
9
What does recycling mean?
Going backwards on a bike.
Reusing something that would otherwise be waste.
Running round in a triangle shape.
Making something gross clean again.
10
How many seabirds are killed each year by pollution in the oceans?
1,000,000 (1 million)
1,000 (1 thousand)
100,000 (1 hundred thousand)
1,000,000,000 (1 billion)
11
If all the tin cans in the
UK
were recycled, how many fewer dustbins would we need
per year
?
140,000 (140 thousand)
1,400,000 (1.4 million)
14,000,000 (14 million)
14,000 (14 thousand)
