A) Found money B) Lottery winnings C) Grants D) Selling old shoes
A) Grocery store grant B) Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Grant C) Travel grant D) Pet adoption grant
A) Singing fees B) Frowning fees C) Tipping fees D) Dancing fees
A) Free garbage pickup B) Volume-based fees C) Garbage can auctions D) Garbage art contests
A) Expired food B) Water C) Dirt D) Aluminum
A) Excellent Printing Resolution B) Extended Producer Responsibility C) Every Person Recycling D) Extra Powerful Recycling
A) Designing only bulky products B) Avoiding product innovation C) End-of-life management of products D) Hiding their manufacturing processes
A) Pay employee bonuses B) Finance office parties C) Fund capital investments D) Buy office supplies
A) Guaranteed sunshine B) Increased traffic C) Free pizza D) Financial support
A) Non-monetary contribution B) An illegal donation C) An unwanted donation D) A monetary donation
A) Host talent shows B) Host educational workshops C) Host dance competitions D) Host wrestling matches
A) Creates a dependency B) Provide seed money C) Takes away decision power D) Creates bureaucracy
A) Sale of trash B) Sale of recyclables C) Sale of compost D) Sale of garbage
A) To punish non-recycling businesses B) Incentivize recycling C) To reduce taxes D) To avoid building infrastructure
A) Political viability B) Ecological viability C) Economic viability D) Social media viability
A) To buy a house B) Long-term financial support C) To give away D) To fund employee vacations
A) Soliciting small donations B) Robbing wealthy individuals C) Asking for large donations D) Selling all the recyclable material
A) Hide profits B) Complicate taxes C) Confuse the public D) Build public trust
A) Pay-as-you-throw B) Bottle throwing C) Refundable deposit D) Bottle eating
A) Share resources and risk B) Increase bureaucracy C) Only public D) Only private
A) Buy fancy trucks B) Optimize collection routes C) Do less marketing D) Pay overtime
A) Mines recyclables B) Stores recyclables C) Processes recyclables D) Burns recyclables
A) Loan sharks B) Venture capital C) Social Security D) Your mother
A) Increase recycling participation B) Decrease recycling participation C) Make it less necessary to recycle D) Lower recycling rates
A) Destroys the economy B) Generates revenue from compost sales C) Increases transport costs D) Reduces landfill costs
A) Prevents costly breakdowns B) It causes breakdowns C) It isn't D) It's not important
A) Potential for success B) Potential for failure C) Past successes D) Past failures
A) Shared resources B) Reduced power C) Guaranteed failure D) Increased conflict
A) Optional laws B) Anti-recycling laws C) Mandatory recycling laws D) Laws about apples
A) IOU Notes B) Savings bonds C) Friendship bracelets D) Revenue bonds |