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Q1: Name an item commonly recycled at home
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Plastic bottles (40 points)
Cardboard boxes (30 points)
Aluminum cans (20 points)
Glass jars (10 points)

Q2: Name a material that cannot be recycled in most curbside programs
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Plastic bags (50 points)
Styrofoam (30 points)
Pizza boxes (greasy) (20 points)
Broken glass (10 points)

Q3: Name a benefit of recycling
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Reduces landfill waste (40 points)
Saves energy (30 points)
Conserves natural resources (20 points)
Lowers pollution (10 points)

Q4: Name something you should do before recycling a plastic container
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Rinse it out (50 points)
Remove the lid (30 points)
Check the recycling symbol (20 points)
Flatten it (10 points)

Q5: Name an item that should always be recycled instead of thrown away
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Batteries (40 points)
Electronics (30 points)
Light bulbs (CFL/LED) (20 points)
Motor oil (10 points)

Q6: Name a symbol commonly found on recyclable products
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Recycling triangle (♻️) (50 points)
Resin identification code (1-7) (30 points)
Green Dot (in some countries) (20 points)
Compostable logo (10 points)

Q7: Name a place where you can recycle items not accepted curbside
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Recycling center/drop-off (40 points)
Supermarket (for plastic bags) (30 points)
Electronics store (e-waste) (20 points)
Battery collection point (10 points)

Q8: Name a common mistake people make when recycling
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Wishcycling (tossing non-recyclables) (50 points)
Not rinsing containers (30 points)
Leaving lids on bottles (20 points)
Putting shredded paper loose in the bin (10 points)

Q9: Name a reusable alternative to a disposable item
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Reusable water bottle (40 points)
Cloth shopping bags (30 points)
Metal straw (20 points)
Beeswax wraps (instead of plastic wrap) (10 points)

Q10: Name a country known for high recycling rates
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Germany (50 points)
Sweden (30 points)
South Korea (20 points)
Switzerland (10 points)