Q.1.
What are these students doing?
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Litter-picking
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Hedge cutting
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Grass cutting
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Surveying
Q.2.
Anna’s family go for a walk. They share some candies. But there are no litter bins. What should Anna and her family do with their candy wrappers?
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Hide them in the wood
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Let them blow away
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Throw them on the ground
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Take them back home and put them in the bin
Q.3.
Molly is helping clean up a beach. What should she do with this drinks can?
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Throw it into the sea
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Bury it in in the sand
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Wash it out and reuse it
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Put it into a metal recycling bin
Q.4.
Mrs Smith has a dog. She walks the dog every day. What does Mrs Smith do with the dog waste?
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Puts it in a bin
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Leaves it where it is
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Throws it away
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Ignores it
Q.5.
Mr Smith has a garden. What does he do with vegetable and garden waste?
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Puts it into a compost bin
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Throws it away
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Hides it
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Puts it into the paper recycling bin
Q.6.
Where has all this waste and litter come from?
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The air
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The sea
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Out of the ground
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Animals
Q.7.
Sam bought a carton of French fries. He didn’t eat all the French fries. What should he have done?
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Put them in a bin
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Left them on the ground
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Left them for the birds
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Put them on top of a bin
Q.8.
Adam’s teacher asks, ‘What is the best way to stop litter?’
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Pick it up as you go along
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Don’t drop litter in the first place
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Leave litter for someone else to pick up
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Go back and pick it up
Q.9.
What should you do with litter?
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Put it into a litter bin
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Drop it on the ground
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Leave it where it is
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Put it into a post-box
Q.10.
What should you do with candy wrappers?
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Put them into a litter bin
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Throw them on the ground
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Let them blow away in the wind
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Leave them for somebody else to pick up