One’s lifestyle is the way that he/she lives, and that includes everything from how he/she gets around and interacts with people to the way that the person shops and consumes food. It requires knowledge about the environment and how to sustain it, as well as a desire to change one’s old habits and attitudes, to live a healthy eco-friendly lifestyle. In this quiz, we focus on shopping in an environmentally-conscious way so that you will shop armed not only with a conscience but also with the facts to act according to it.
Nonlocal fresh produce, which consume fossil fuels as they are trucked down from Malaysia
Frozen vegetables, which use fossil fuels for freezing, packaging, transportation and storage
Canned vegetables which use fossil fuels for cooking, canning and transportation
10% organic ingredients
50% organic ingredients
70% organic ingredients
100% organic ingredients
True
False
Plastic bags. They can be reused at home as garbage liners.
Paper bags. They are biodegradable, unlike plastics.
Neither. Both pose their own set of environmental problems.
All of the above
(i), (ii) and (iii) only
(ii) and (iii) only
(i) and (iii) only
A laptop
A desktop
Order a used book online from Amazon.com
Walk, cycle or take the public transport to the bookstore to buy a new book
Drive to the bookstore to buy a used book
“Not tested on Animals” label
“Cruelty-free” label
"Leaping Bunny” logo
Yes. Make Mum happy; after all it's a Mother's Day request.
No. We should tighten our belt given the economic recession.
Depends. Dad should do a cost-benefit analysis before making a decision.
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