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Recycling 101

A colorful and educational illustration depicting recycling symbols, a variety of recyclable materials (paper, glass, plastic), and a clean environment with nature thriving around recycling bins.

Recycling 101 Quiz

Test your knowledge about recycling and waste management with our interactive quiz! Learn important facts about recycling practices and discover how you can contribute to a sustainable future.

Topics include:

What materials are recyclable?
The importance of reducing waste
Facts about plastic pollution
Understanding food waste

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by RecyclingHero204

Lids & caps should be removed before recycling.

True

False

Which of the following materials can be recycled?

Paper

Glass

Plastic

All of the above

What is the best way to reduce your waste?

Compost

Buy less

Burn it

Re-use and Recycle

Three of these belong in your household recycling bin. Which does NOT belong?

Cardboard

Glass Jars

Plastic Wrap

Metal cans

What is the #1 rule of recycling?

Reduce-Reuse-Recycle

Separate-Sort-Store

Collect-Clean-Compost

Sort-Separate-Save

How much garbage can one person make in a day?

1KG

1,5KG

2KG

2,5KG

What percent of our trash can be recycled?

75%

50%

90%

85%

How much food is wasted in a year?

10M KG

50K KG

5M KG

100 KG

How much plastic ends up in our seas every year?

3.6 KG

360 KG

3600 KG

3.6M KG

How many years does it take for plastic to decompose?

100 Yrs

250 Yrs

600 Yrs

450 Yrs

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