1. Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?
Recycling
Edition

2. Question 1

3. How much household waste do we produce in a year?
A A 1 million tonnes
B B 28 million tonnes
C C 100 million tonnes
D D Not too much

4. How much household waste do we produce in a year?
A A 1 million tonnes
B B 28 million tonnes
C C 100 million tonnes
D D Not too much

5. £100

6. Question 2

7. A A Size of Scotland B B Size of Bristol C C Size of Wales
How big would the forest have to be to provide the UK with paper all year?
A A Size of Scotland
B B Size of Bristol
C C Size of Wales
D D Size of our School

8. A A Size of Scotland B B Size of Bristol C C Size of Wales
How big would the forest have to be to provide the UK with paper all year?
A A Size of Scotland
B B Size of Bristol
C C Size of Wales
D D Size of our School

9. £200

10. Question 3

11. A A 280 Times B B 28 Times C C 28,450 Times D D 2,840 Times
How many times could we cover Bristol City’s pitch with rubbish we throw away in a year?
A A 280 Times
B B 28 Times
C C 28,450 Times
D D 2,840 Times

12. A A 280 Times B B 28 Times C C 28,450 Times D D 2,840 Times
How many times could we cover Bristol City’s pitch with rubbish we throw away in a year?
A A 280 Times
B B 28 Times
C C 28,450 Times
D D 2,840 Times

13. £300

14. Question 4

15. Which of the following is reusing paper?
A A Placing in a recylce bin
B B Placing in a dustbin
C C Making paper mache
D D Giving it to a teacher

16. Which of the following is reusing paper?
A A Placing in a recylce bin
B B Placing in a dustbin
C C Making paper mache
D D Giving it to a teacher

17. £500

18. Question 5

19. Which way of buying milk makes the least amount of waste?
A A 4 pint plastic bottle
B B 1 pint plastic bottle
C C 1 pint glass bottle
D D Cardboard carton

20. Which way of buying milk makes the least amount of waste?
A A 4 pint plastic bottle
B B 1 pint plastic bottle
C C 1 pint glass bottle
D D Cardboard carton

21. £1,000

22. Question 6

23. How many years does it take a single aluminium can to decompose?
A A 20 to 40 years
B B 80 to 100 years
C C 60 to 80 years
D D 0 to 20 years

24. How many years does it take a single aluminium can to decompose?
A A 20 to 40 years
B B 80 to 100 years
C C 60 to 80 years
D D 0 to 20 years

25. £2,000

26. Question 7

27. How long does it take a plastic bag to decay in landfill?
A A 500 years
B B 250 years
C C 100 years
D D 25 years

28. How long does it take a plastic bag to decay in landfill?
A A 500 years
B B 250 years
C C 100 years
D D 25 years

29. £4,000

30. Question 8

31. What happens to your rubbish after the bin men collect it?
A A It is burnt
B B All recycled
C C Goes to Landfill
D D Blasted into space

32. What happens to your rubbish after the bin men collect it?
A A It is burnt
B B All recycled
C C Goes to Landfill
D D Blasted into space

33. £8,000

34. Question 9

35. Which of the following cannot be composted?
A A Plastic milk bottle
B B Banana peel
C C Pizza Box
D D Lawn cutttings

36. Which of the following cannot be composted?
A A Plastic milk bottle
B B Banana peel
C C Pizza Box
D D Lawn cutttings

37. £16,000

38. Question 10

39. If you recycle a tonne of paper, how many trees are you saving?
A A 10 Trees
B B 30 Trees
C C 17 Trees
D D 5 Trees

40. If you recycle a tonne of paper, how many trees are you saving?
A A 10 Trees
B B 30 Trees
C C 17 Trees
D D 5 Trees

41. £32,000

42. Question 11

43. How many plastic bottles are used each day in Britain?
A A 15 Billion
B B 10 Billion
C C 5 Billion
D D 1 Billion

44. How many plastic bottles are used each day in Britain?
A A 15 Billion
B B 10 Billion
C C 5 Billion
D D 1 Billion

45. £64,000

46. Question 12

47. A A 1 Hour B B 3 Hours C C 5 Hours D D 2 Hours
Recycling one aluminium can saves enough energy to run a TV for how long?
A A 1 Hour
B B 3 Hours
C C 5 Hours
D D 2 Hours

48. A A 1 Hour B B 3 Hours C C 5 Hours D D 2 Hours
Recycling one aluminium can saves enough energy to run a TV for how long?
A A 1 Hour
B B 3 Hours
C C 5 Hours
D D 2 Hours

49. £125,000

50. Question 13

51. D D Half our energy needs
If all the wind was harnessed around our coast, how much power could it supply?
A A All our energy needs
B B X2 our energy needs
C C X3 our energy needs
D D Half our energy needs

52. D D Half our energy needs
If all the wind was harnessed around our coast, how much power could it supply?
A A All our energy needs
B B X2 our energy needs
C C X3 our energy needs
D D Half our energy needs

53. £250,000

54. Question 14

55. What was Bristol’s recycling rate in 2006?
A A 10%
B B 25%
C C 12.4%
D D 22.4%

56. What was Bristol’s recycling rate in 2006?
A A 10%
B B 25%
C C 12.4%
D D 22.4%

57. £500,000

58. Question 15

59. A A 80 Million B B 10 Million C C 20 Million D D 26 Million
In 1950 the world made 5 Million tonnes of plastic. How much do they make now?
A A 80 Million
B B 10 Million
C C 20 Million
D D 26 Million

60. A A 80 Million B B 10 Million C C 20 Million D D 26 Million
In 1950 the world made 5 Million tonnes of plastic. How much do they make now?
A A 80 Million
B B 10 Million
C C 20 Million
D D 26 Million

61. £1,000,000