A) Double-bag items B) Request paper bags instead C) Bring reusable shopping bags D) Use thicker plastic bags
A) Disposable plastic cups B) Single-use coffee cups C) Reusable water bottles D) Bottled soda
A) Styrofoam containers B) Glass jars C) Plastic wrap D) Plastic clamshells
A) Use disposable razors B) Use bar soap instead of liquid soap C) Buy products with excessive packaging D) Buy travel-sized toiletries
A) Single-use plastic straws B) Reusable metal or bamboo straws C) Bendable plastic straws D) Individually wrapped plastic straws
A) Reuse them for storage B) Throw them away immediately C) Burn them D) Bury them in the backyard
A) Increases product cost B) Offers fewer product options C) Requires more storage space D) Reduces packaging waste
A) Plastic cling film B) Plastic storage bags C) Aluminum foil (single use) D) Beeswax wraps
A) Convenience stores B) Farmers markets C) Vending machines D) Gas stations
A) Use plastic baggies B) Use reusable containers C) Wrap sandwiches in plastic wrap D) Buy pre-packaged lunch kits
A) Use plastic cutlery at home B) Carry your own reusable cutlery set C) Always order takeout D) Request extra plastic cutlery
A) PVC B) PET plastic C) Polystyrene D) Mushroom packaging
A) Order more frequently in smaller amounts B) Request extra bubble wrap C) Ignore packaging options D) Choose companies with sustainable packaging
A) Reducing consumption B) Reusing items C) Refusing unnecessary plastic D) Relying solely on recycling
A) Recycle it properly B) Burn it C) Litter it D) Throw it in the garbage
A) Refill containers with products like soap or detergent B) Buy new plastic containers C) Buy pre-packaged single-use products D) Dispose of old plastic containers
A) Synthetic sponges B) Plastic scrub brushes C) Natural loofah sponges D) Microfiber cloths
A) Regular plastic bags B) Biodegradable pet waste bags C) Flushing it down the toilet (often harmful) D) Leaving it on the ground
A) Bring refillable travel-sized containers B) Purchase water at the airport in plastic bottles C) Use disposable hotel toiletries D) Buy travel-sized toiletries in plastic bottles
A) Wool B) Cotton C) Linen D) Synthetic fabrics like polyester
A) Use a laundry bag designed to catch microplastics B) Use hot water when washing clothes C) Dry clean all clothes D) Wash clothes more frequently
A) Disposable plastic toothbrushes B) Bamboo toothbrushes C) Electric toothbrushes with plastic heads D) Plastic toothbrushes with replaceable heads
A) Battery-operated plastic toys B) Inflatable plastic toys C) Wooden toys D) Toys with lots of plastic packaging
A) HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) B) PP (Polypropylene) C) PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) D) PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate)
A) Designing products for reuse and repair B) Ignoring product end-of-life C) Incinerating all waste D) Promoting single-use plastic
A) Duct tape B) Paper tape C) Electrical tape D) Packing tape
A) Use aluminum foil for everything B) Buy pre-portioned meals C) Store food in reusable containers D) Wrap leftovers in plastic wrap
A) Repairing broken items B) Choosing products with minimal packaging C) Sorting recyclables correctly D) Composting food waste
A) Increased cost of goods B) Reducing pollution C) Protecting wildlife D) Conserving resources
A) Microplastics B) Macoplastics C) Petroplastics D) Bioplastics |