Invent a Reuse Tool — Month-Long Mission

Quick quiz

These ask about details you only notice by really doing the task. Get every one right to pass.

1. 1. While sorting recycling, which item most often contaminates the paper bin?

   A greasy pizza boxA clean cereal boxOffice paperA flattened shipping box

2. 2. For a short trip under 2 km, which usually produces the most emissions per person?

   A car with one personWalkingA full busBiking

3. 3. Which tip is most likely to change someone's behaviour?

   A long list of factsA rule with no explanationA warning that everything is doomedA specific action with a clear reason

4. 4. Why should a dead battery never go in the regular trash?

   It's too heavy for the binBatteries recharge in landfillsIt can leak toxic metals or start fires in trucksIt's only a rule for car batteries

5. 5. Why do short car trips pollute more per kilometre?

   Roads are rougherCold engines burn fuel less cleanlyFuel is weaker in the cityCars go faster in town

6. 6. A good goal is best described as…

   Kept secretSomething someone else picksBig and vagueSpecific, measurable and with a deadline

7. 7. Which choice saves the most resources?

   Reusing what you already ownRecycling it right awayBuying a 'green' replacementThrowing it away carefully

8. 8. Why do the UN Global Goals connect to each other?

   Progress on one (like clean water) helps others (like health)They're all the same goalEach country picks only oneThey don't connect

9. 9. A reusable bag only beats plastic bags if you…

   Recycle it after a weekUse it many times over a long periodUse it onceChoose the thickest one

10. 10. Why rinse a container before recycling it?

    It makes the bin smell nicer onlyFood residue can spoil a whole batchIt isn't needed at allWet items recycle faster

Photo proof

Add 1 photo of the action or the result. Photograph the work, never a person's face. Your leader checks it before points land.

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