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Test your understanding!Versión en línea Read the infographic carefully and answer these questions. Good luck! por Kayleena Shanie 1 What can you do instead of driving a car? a Buy a new car b Ride a bicycle c Walk less 2 The “three R’s” are: a Read, Run, Rest b Reduce, Replant, Restore c Reduce, Reuse, Recycle d 3 Why is recycling good? a It saves natural resources b It uses more plastic c It costs more money 4 Which seafood is better for the environment? a Frozen seafood b Sustainable seafood c Imported seafood 5 Trees are important because they: a Provide food and oxygen b Use a lot of water c Produce plastic 6 What happens if we use less water? a We waste natural resources b Less dirty water goes to the ocean c More dirty water goes to the ocean 7 How can you shop wisely? a Avoid buying food b Only buy expensive items c Buy less plastic and use a reusable bag 8 What type of light bulbs are better for the planet? a Decorative light bulbs b Bright colorful light bulbs c Long-lasting light bulbs 9 Why is volunteering for cleanups useful? a It creates more rubbish b It helps protect nature and water c It destroys trees 10 Why is education about the environment important? a It makes people confused b It wastes time c It helps others understand natural resources 11 What happens if chemicals enter rivers and oceans? a They pollute the water and harm life b They help to clean the water c They help to give nutrients to the animals 12 What is the main idea of the infographic? a Recycling is the only solution b Everyone can help protect the planet c Only governments can stop climate change 13 What is a "watershed"? a A small plastic bottle to store water b A big house for water storage c A place where water is collected and flows into rivers

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What can you do instead of driving a car?

The “three R’s” are:

Why is recycling good?

Which seafood is better for the environment?

Trees are important because they:

What happens if we use less water?

How can you shop wisely?

What type of light bulbs are better for the planet?

Why is volunteering for cleanups useful?

Why is education about the environment important?

What happens if chemicals enter rivers and oceans?

What is the main idea of the infographic?

What is a "watershed"?