
Goal 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
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Caitlin Irwin
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By Caitlin Irwin
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Multiple Choice
NONrenewable resources are NONrenewable because…
The Earth renews them in our lifetime.
The Earth will NOT renew them in our lifetime.
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Multiple Choice
Renewable resources are renewable because…
The Earth renews them in our lifetime.
The Earth will NOT renew them in our lifetime.
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Multiple Choice
Coal and oil are?
Non-Renewable energy resources
Renewable energy resources
None of the above
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Multiple Choice
This is a renewable resource
Coal
Oil
Wind
Gas
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Multiple Choice
Plants are renewable resource because
They can be replinished
They cannot be replinished
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Multiple Choice
What is solar energy?
energy from the moon
energy from the solar winds
energy from the Sun
energy from nuclear waste
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Multiple Choice
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__________ is an energy resource that WILL NOT run out in the next several hundred years.
Renewable Energy Resource
Nonrenewable Energy Resource
Fossil fuels
biodegradable
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Using up of a resource
The purchase of a new pair of shoes, a hamburger at the fast food restaurant or services, like getting your house cleaned are examples of consumption.
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Making products
Using materials, manufacturers produce cars, electronics, clothing, furniture, home appliances, machinery, ships, airplanes, and many other goods.
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Multiple Choice
A car using up gasoline.
consumption
production
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Multiple Choice
Buying a new clothes.
Consumption
Production
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Multiple Choice
A factory making cars to sell.
Consumption
Production
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Multiple Choice
A fast food restaurant making hamburgers and fries.
Consumption
Production
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Be conscious of packaging – the less the better!
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Choose reusable products. Use an eco-bag for shopping, a reusable water bottle or a cup to reduce your plastic waste.
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Download and use food sharing applications like TooGoodToGo. You can download apps to donate your leftover food and decrease the amount of food waste you produce.
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Reduce your carbon footprint
Your carbon footprint is the amount of carbon dioxide you release into the air when you use energy. Renewable energy causes no pollution or carbon dioxide.
Subject | Subject
Some text here about the topic of discussion
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The total amount of greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere as a result of an individual or an organisation
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Multiple Choice
Why is the planet overheating?
Greenhouse gases trap heat inside the atmosphere
Heat is escaping from the earth's atmosphere
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Multiple Choice
To work out your own carbon footprint you need to know how much of WHICH GAS you are producing:
carbon dioxide
oxygen
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Multiple Choice
Recycling is the most important way to reduce our carbon footprint
True
False
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Open Ended
How can you reduce your carbon footprint?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a good way to conserve water?
When I brush my teeth I turn off the water after getting my toothbrush wet.
I leave the water running the entire time that I brush my teeth. Who cares about all of that water that goes down the drain anyway?
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a good way to conserve water?
I like to take a bath every single day. It's fun!
In my family, we don't bath or shower at all. We don't want to waste water.
In my family, we take quick showers instead of baths to save water.
We only shower when we need to (sometimes that's not every day).
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a good way to conserve water?
In my family we try to reuse items whenever possible, and when we can't reuse them we try to recycle them!
I don't worry too much about recycling or reusing things. I figure that I can just buy more at the store, right?
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Multiple Choice
Recycling is the process of -------.
riding a bicycle with trash
converting a cycle into waste material
converting waste into reusable material
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Multiple Choice
We can save two trees every year by recycling ____.
plastic bottles
newspapers
clothes
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Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
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Reduce means using something LESS
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Reuse means using something AGAIN and AGAIN
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Recycle means using something OLD to make something NEW
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Reuse is using something AGAIN and AGAIN without the need to be sent to RECYCLING CENTER (just like what you did for science project, that's reuse!)
Recycle is using something OLD to make something NEW through series of processes which are done in RECYCLING CENTER.
Materials that can be recycled are paper, plastic bottle, glass and metal can.
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Multiple Choice
What do you think about using Recycle bag every time you shop in a supermarket, is it Reuse or Recycle?
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Used paper can be used to make new writing paper or paper bag
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Old glass jar can be used to stored food
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Old aluminium can be process to make new aluminium can
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Old clothes can be given to younger siblings or those who need it
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Used paper can be used to make new writing paper or paper bag
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Plastics are send to recycling center and melted to make new plastic furniture
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Plastic bottle use to make plant pot
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Using an item for a new purpose is.......
Reuse
recycle
reduce
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Using fewer resources.
Reuse
recycle
reduce
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Making a new product from a used product
Reuse
recycle
reduce
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