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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about recycling and waste production. It tests knowledge about how much household waste is produced in the UK each year, how large a forest would need to be to provide paper for the country, and how long it takes different materials like plastic bags and aluminum cans to decompose. It also includes questions about recycling rates, energy savings from recycling aluminum cans, plastic bottle usage, and how much plastic the world produces now compared to 1950.

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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about recycling and waste production. It tests knowledge about how much household waste is produced in the UK each year, how large a forest would need to be to provide paper for the country, and how long it takes different materials like plastic bags and aluminum cans to decompose. It also includes questions about recycling rates, energy savings from recycling aluminum cans, plastic bottle usage, and how much plastic the world produces now compared to 1950.

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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about recycling and waste production. It tests knowledge about how much household waste is produced in the UK each year, how large a forest would need to be to provide paper for the country, and how long it takes different materials like plastic bags and aluminum cans to decompose. It also includes questions about recycling rates, energy savings from recycling aluminum cans, plastic bottle usage, and how much plastic the world produces now compared to 1950.

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    Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?

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    The document contains 15 multiple choice questions about recycling and waste production. It tests knowledge about how much household waste is produced in the UK each year, how large a forest would need to be to provide paper for the country, and how long it takes different materials like plastic bags and aluminum cans to decompose. It also includes questions about recycling rates, energy savings from recycling aluminum cans, plastic bottle usage, and how much plastic the world produces now compared to 1950.

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    Who Wants To Be A

    Millionaire?

    Recycling

    Edition
    Question 1
    How much household waste
    do we produce in a year?

    A A 1 million tonnes
    B B 28 million tonnes
    C C 100 million tonnes
    D D Not too much
    How much household waste
    do we produce in a year?

    A A 1 million tonnes
    B B 28 million tonnes
    C C 100 million tonnes
    D D Not too much
    £100
    Question 2
    How big would the forest have to
    be to provide the UK with paper
    all year?

    A A Size of Scotland
    B B Size of Bristol
    C C Size of Wales
    D D Size of our School
    How big would the forest have to
    be to provide the UK with paper
    all year?

    A A Size of Scotland
    B B Size of Bristol
    C C Size of Wales
    D D Size of our School
    £200
    Question 3
    How many times could we cover
    Bristol City’s pitch with rubbish
    we throw away in a year?

    A A 280 Times
    B B 28 Times
    C C 28,450 Times
    D D 2,840 Times
    How many times could we cover
    Bristol City’s pitch with rubbish
    we throw away in a year?

    A A 280 Times
    B B 28 Times
    C C 28,450 Times
    D D 2,840 Times
    £300
    Question 4
    Which of the following is
    reusing paper?
    A A Placing in a recylce bin
    B B Placing in a dustbin
    C C Making paper mache
    D D Giving it to a teacher
    Which of the following is
    reusing paper?
    A A Placing in a recylce bin
    B B Placing in a dustbin
    C C Making paper mache
    D D Giving it to a teacher
    £500
    Question 5
    Which way of buying milk
    makes the least amount of
    waste?
    A A 4 pint plastic bottle
    B B 1 pint plastic bottle
    C C 1 pint glass bottle
    D D Cardboard carton
    Which way of buying milk
    makes the least amount of
    waste?
    A A 4 pint plastic bottle
    B B 1 pint plastic bottle
    C C 1 pint glass bottle
    D D Cardboard carton
    £1,000
    Question 6
    How many years does it take a
    single aluminium can to
    decompose?

    A A 20 to 40 years
    B B 80 to 100 years
    C C 60 to 80 years
    D D 0 to 20 years
    How many years does it take a
    single aluminium can to
    decompose?

    A A 20 to 40 years
    B B 80 to 100 years
    C C 60 to 80 years
    D D 0 to 20 years
    £2,000
    Question 7
    How long does it take a
    plastic bag to decay in
    landfill?
    A A 500 years
    B B 250 years
    C C 100 years
    D D 25 years
    How long does it take a
    plastic bag to decay in
    landfill?
    A A 500 years
    B B 250 years
    C C 100 years
    D D 25 years
    £4,000
    Question 8
    What happens to your rubbish
    after the bin men collect it?

    A A It is burnt
    B B All recycled
    C C Goes to Landfill
    D D Blasted into space
    What happens to your rubbish
    after the bin men collect it?

    A A It is burnt
    B B All recycled
    C C Goes to Landfill
    D D Blasted into space
    £8,000
    Question 9
    Which of the following
    cannot be composted?

    A A Plastic milk bottle


    B B Banana peel
    C C Pizza Box
    D D Lawn cutttings
    Which of the following
    cannot be composted?

    A A Plastic milk bottle


    B B Banana peel
    C C Pizza Box
    D D Lawn cutttings
    £16,000
    Question 10
    If you recycle a tonne of paper,
    how many trees are you saving?

    A A 10 Trees
    B B 30 Trees
    C C 17 Trees
    D D 5 Trees
    If you recycle a tonne of paper,
    how many trees are you saving?

    A A 10 Trees
    B B 30 Trees
    C C 17 Trees
    D D 5 Trees
    £32,000
    Question 11
    How many plastic bottles
    are used each day in
    Britain?
    A A 15 Billion
    B B 10 Billion
    C C 5 Billion
    D D 1 Billion
    How many plastic bottles
    are used each day in
    Britain?
    A A 15 Billion
    B B 10 Billion
    C C 5 Billion
    D D 1 Billion
    £64,000
    Question 12
    Recycling one aluminium can
    saves enough energy to run a
    TV for how long?
    A A 1 Hour
    B B 3 Hours
    C C 5 Hours
    D D 2 Hours
    Recycling one aluminium can
    saves enough energy to run a
    TV for how long?
    A A 1 Hour
    B B 3 Hours
    C C 5 Hours
    D D 2 Hours
    £125,000
    Question 13
    If all the wind was harnessed
    around our coast, how much
    power could it supply?
    A A All our energy needs
    B B X2 our energy needs
    C C X3 our energy needs
    D D Half our energy needs
    If all the wind was harnessed
    around our coast, how much
    power could it supply?
    A A All our energy needs
    B B X2 our energy needs
    C C X3 our energy needs
    D D Half our energy needs
    £250,000
    Question 14
    What was Bristol’s
    recycling rate in 2006?

    A A 10%
    B B 25%
    C C 12.4%
    D D 22.4%
    What was Bristol’s
    recycling rate in 2006?

    A A 10%
    B B 25%
    C C 12.4%
    D D 22.4%
    £500,000
    Question 15
    In 1950 the world made 5
    Million tonnes of plastic. How
    much do they make now?
    A A 80 Million
    B B 10 Million
    C C 20 Million
    D D 26 Million
    In 1950 the world made 5
    Million tonnes of plastic. How
    much do they make now?
    A A 80 Million
    B B 10 Million
    C C 20 Million
    D D 26 Million
    £1,000,000

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