A) Washing machine B) Dishwasher C) Brushing teeth D) Toilet flushing
A) Pints per hour B) Cups per day C) Gallons per minute D) Ounces per second
A) Evening B) Midday C) Late afternoon D) Early morning
A) Checking water bill for unexplained increases B) Inspecting the floor around the base of the toilet C) Listening for dripping D) Using food coloring in the tank
A) Building a water feature B) Using artificial turf C) Watering plants with X-rays D) Landscaping using drought-resistant plants
A) Regularly, a few times a year B) Only when you suspect a problem C) Once a year D) Never
A) Collect the cold water in a bucket B) Let it run down the drain C) Use the toilet D) Do some push ups
A) Energy Star B) WaterSense C) USDA Organic D) Fair Trade
A) In a basin of water B) Under a running faucet C) With a pressure washer D) In the dishwasher
A) Use a water flosser for extended periods B) Rinse your toothbrush under a running tap C) Turn off the tap while brushing D) Use mouthwash instead of brushing
A) Eat them B) Put them back in the freezer C) Water a plant D) Throw them in the trash
A) Watering deeply but infrequently B) Planting native species C) Overwatering D) Using mulch
A) It's faster B) It's more fun C) It saves water D) It's more effective
A) Pressure-assisted toilet B) Standard toilet C) Dual-flush toilet D) Composting toilet
A) Gravel B) Concrete C) Sand D) Mulch
A) Holding trash B) Growing plants C) Storing garden tools D) Collecting rainwater
A) Unlimited B) 15 minutes C) 5 minutes D) 30 minutes
A) Cups per year B) Ounces per week C) Gallons per day D) Pints per month
A) Recycled household wastewater B) Acid Rain C) Polluted river water D) Ocean water
A) Grass B) Clover C) Creeping Thyme D) Moss
A) Always fill to the maximum level B) Doesn't matter C) Always fill to the minimum level D) Appropriate to the load size
A) Prevent leaks B) Displace water in the tank C) Add weight to the tank D) Clean the tank
A) Watering your garden B) Fixing leaks in your plumbing C) Using rain barrel water D) Washing your car at home
A) Soak dishes overnight B) Let the water run continuously C) Use two basins: one for washing and one for rinsing. D) Use a dishwasher
A) Cleaning gutters B) Painting walls C) Replacing lightbulbs D) Insulating pipes
A) A manual sprinkler timer B) A water gun C) A system that adjusts watering based on weather D) A decorative garden gnome
A) Only when you receive a high water bill B) During periods of low water use C) Never D) During peak hours of water use
A) A waterproof timer that displays elapsed time B) Your phone C) An hourglass D) A sun dial
A) Neglecting plumbing repairs B) Washing dishes by hand C) Watering plants manually D) Using low flow fixtures
A) Increases the pressure of water flowing from a fixture B) Heats water instantly C) Filters water at the point of use D) Reduces the amount of water flowing from a fixture |