Plug-IT Quiz For Plumbers
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Your full name:
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Contact phone / email:
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What city or region do you work in?
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Your kit knowledge Have you ever had to buy a water efficient product? If so, where did you source it?
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Plumber, are you employed by a company or self-employed?
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Employed
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Self-Employed
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Other
Explanation
The given correct answer is "Employed." This means that the plumber is working for a company and is not self-employed.Rate this question:
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Do you mainly work for...
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Domestic customers
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Commercial Customers
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Other
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Your water knowledge 1/6 Which of the following cities receives the most rainfall?
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London
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Sydney
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Manchester
- D.
Istanbul
Correct Answer
B. SydneyExplanation
Sydney receives the most rainfall among the given cities.Rate this question:
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Your water knowledge 2/6 How much water does the average person in the UK use per day?
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50 litres per day
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100 litres per day
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150 litres per day
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200 litres per day
Correct Answer
C. 150 litres per dayExplanation
The average person in the UK uses 150 litres of water per day. This includes water used for drinking, cooking, washing, flushing toilets, and other daily activities. It is important to be mindful of water usage and find ways to conserve water to ensure sustainability and protect the environment.Rate this question:
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Your water knowledge 3/6 How long does the average person in the UK spend in the shower?
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2 minutes
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4 minutes
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7 minutes
- D.
15 minutes
Correct Answer
C. 7 minutesExplanation
The average person in the UK spends 7 minutes in the shower. This is likely due to a combination of factors such as personal preference, cultural norms, and efficiency. Some people may prefer longer showers for relaxation or personal hygiene reasons, while others may opt for shorter showers to conserve water or save time. Ultimately, the average time spent in the shower can vary depending on individual habits and circumstances.Rate this question:
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Your water knowledge 4/6 How much water does a sprinkler use in 1 hour?
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5 litres
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50 litres
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500 litres
- D.
1000 litres
Correct Answer
D. 1000 litresExplanation
A sprinkler typically uses around 1000 litres of water in 1 hour. This amount of water is necessary to cover a large area and ensure that the plants or grass receive enough water for proper irrigation. Using a larger quantity of water also helps to compensate for any evaporation or run-off that may occur during the watering process.Rate this question:
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Your water knowledge 5/6 What percentage of UK homes have a water meter?
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10%
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30%
- C.
50%
- D.
80%
Correct Answer
B. 30%Explanation
Approximately 30% of UK homes have a water meter. This means that these households are charged for the amount of water they consume, rather than paying a fixed rate. Water meters are used to encourage water conservation and reduce water wastage, as individuals are more aware of their water usage and may be more inclined to use water efficiently.Rate this question:
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Your water knowledge 6/6 How much of the average homes energy bill (gas and electric) is a result of heating water?
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One tenth
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A third
- C.
Half
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Three quarters
Correct Answer
B. A thirdExplanation
A third of the average home's energy bill is a result of heating water. This means that heating water consumes a significant amount of energy in a household, contributing to a considerable portion of the energy bill. It is important to be mindful of water usage and consider energy-efficient options to reduce the impact on the energy bill.Rate this question:
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Your kit knowledge If you wanted advice on water efficient products, where would you get it? (tick all that apply)
- A.
Plumbers merchant
- B.
Manufacturer catalogue
- C.
Internet
- D.
Other plumbers
- E.
Water company
- F.
Other
Correct Answer(s)
A. Plumbers merchant
B. Manufacturer catalogue
C. Internet
D. Other plumbers
E. Water company
F. OtherExplanation
You can get advice on water efficient products from various sources. Plumbers merchants are likely to have knowledge about different products and can provide recommendations. Manufacturer catalogues can also provide information about water efficient products and their features. The internet is a valuable resource where you can find articles, reviews, and recommendations on water efficient products. Other plumbers may have experience with different products and can offer advice based on their expertise. Water companies often provide information and resources on water conservation, including advice on water efficient products. Other sources could include government agencies, environmental organizations, or industry experts.Rate this question:
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Your kit knowledge Compared to standard products, on average how much do water efficient products cost?
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A lot less than standard products
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A little bit less than standard products
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About the same as standard products
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A little bit more than standard products
- E.
A lot more than standard products
Explanation
Water efficient products generally cost a little bit more than standard products.Rate this question:
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Your kit knowledge In your opinion, what kind of showering experience do you get from a water efficient shower?
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A lot worse than a standard shower
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A little bit worse than a standard shower
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About the same as a standard shower
- D.
A little bit better than a standard shower
- E.
A lot better than a standard shower
Explanation
A little bit worse than a standard shower.Rate this question:
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Your customer knowledge Do your customers ask you about water efficiency?
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Yes, regularly
- B.
Yes, occasionally
- C.
Yes, but very rarely
- D.
No, never
Explanation
The correct answer is "Yes, regularly". This suggests that the customers frequently inquire about water efficiency, indicating that it is an important topic for them.Rate this question:
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Your customer knowledge Do you feel comfortable with the idea of talking to your customers about water efficiency?
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No, I don’t think my customers are that interested in talking about water efficiency
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No, I don’t really know enough about water efficiency to talk about it comfortably
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Yes, I know a lot about water efficiency
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Yes, I don’t know everything about water efficiency, but am comfortable talking about it
Explanation
The correct answer is "No, I don’t really know enough about water efficiency to talk about it comfortably". This answer suggests that the person lacks knowledge about water efficiency and therefore does not feel comfortable discussing it with customers.Rate this question:
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Your customer knowledge Which of the following would be most likely to encourage you to talk to your customers about water efficiency?
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Free water efficient products for your customers
- B.
Training
- C.
A small payment
- D.
All of the above
- E.
None of the above
Explanation
All of the above options would likely encourage talking to customers about water efficiency. Offering free water efficient products for customers would incentivize them to engage in conversations about water efficiency. Training would provide the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively communicate with customers about water efficiency. A small payment could serve as an additional motivation for engaging in these conversations.Rate this question:
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Your customer knowledge Who do you think your customers would trust when being given advice about water efficiency? (tick all that apply)
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Plumbers
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Water company
- C.
The local council
- D.
The government
- E.
Other
Explanation
Customers would likely trust plumbers, water companies, and the government when seeking advice about water efficiency. Plumbers are experts in water systems and can provide practical advice on how to conserve water. Water companies have a vested interest in promoting water efficiency and can provide information on incentives and programs available to customers. The government often sets regulations and guidelines for water conservation, making them a trusted source of information. The local council may also have resources and initiatives in place to promote water efficiency. Other potential sources of advice could include environmental organizations or educational institutions.Rate this question:
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Your customer knowledge If you were to receive tips and information about water efficiency, what would be your preferred method of receiving them?
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By post
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As text information to your mobile
- C.
By email
- D.
Via a plumbing organisation
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Via a plumbing merchants
Correct Answer(s)
A. By post
B. As text information to your mobile
C. By email
D. Via a plumbing organisation
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