In the page 1-2-3 of Recycling at Home, which step is NOT applicable to Singapore?

• Place all recyclables in the recycling bin

• Do not place yard waste in the recycling bin

• Rinse metal and plastic containers

• Remove all remaining residue in metal and plastic containers

In the page 1-2-3 of Recycling at Home, which of the following statements CANNOT be found?

• Do not place recyclables around the recycling bin

• Bottle caps can be recycled

• Glass of all colours can be recycled

• Plastic labels on bottles must be removed

From the diagram on MRFs, step 1 is ...

• Trucks unload mixed recycling onto the tipping floor at the MRF. A front loader then moves the recycling onto a conveyor belt.

• A magnet removes steel cans from the stream.

• The crushed cans, broken glass and bales of aluminium and plastic are all sent to manufacturers as raw materials.

• An eddy current separator repels the aluminium cans and foil from the conveyor belt.

What is a conveyor belt?

In the page Recycling Facts, which statement CANNOT be found?

• Enough plastic is thrown away each month to circle the earth four times.

• Over 50% of the aluminium cans produced are recycled.

• Each year North America recycles more steel than aluminium, glass, plastic and paper combined.

• Less than 1% of plastic bags are recycled.

In the page Recycling Statistics in Singapore, there is a picture entitled "Why Little Beng Huat's Recycling Effort Fails...". What is the job of a Karung Guni Man?

• To pick up rubbish

• To collect newspapers only

• To collect recyclables for recycling and make money from recycling

• To be an Ah Beng or Ah Huat

In the page Recycling Statistics in Singapore, there is a picture entitled "Why Little Beng Huat's Recycling Effort Fails...". Why did his recycling effort fail?

• He did not know how to sort the recyclable items correctly.

• His mother discouraged him from recycling as she thought it was a lowly job.

• He did not want to be a Karung Guni Man.

• He was throwing rubbish into the recycling bin.

How did the Bag It story begin?

• With a plastic bag

• With a paper bag

• With a cup of yogurt

• With many plastic bags

According to the Bag It video, what is the dirty little secret of plastic bags?

• Plastic bags get kept with other plastic bags.

• Plastic bags don't go away.

• Plastic bags are collected by almost everyone.

• Plastic bags are created to be thrown away.

In the video Zero Waste Girl, the girl reduced her waste through...

• composting

• buying only what she needs

• going to the supermarket

• studying Environmental Studies in university

In the page My Carbon Footprint, one tonne is ...

• 1kg

• 10kg

• 100kg

• 1000kg

In the page My Carbon Footprint, an average Singaporean's carbon footprint is...

• 7000 kg/year

• 7 kg/month

• 1 tonne/month

• 7000 g/year