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Student Quiz & Scoring Guide My Eco-Footprint Student Quiz & Scoring Guide

Question 1: How often do you eat meat or other animal products (i.e. milk, cheese, eggs)? Never. I’m vegan. I don’t eat meat or eggs at all but I eat some dairy products I don’t eat meat, but I do eat eggs and dairy products I eat meat and other animal products several times a week. I eat meat and other animal products every day.

Question 2 How often do you eat fast food or eat out (this includes the school cafeteria)? Never Rarely (a couple of times a month). Occasionally (once or twice a week) Often (a few times a week). Almost every day or every day.

Question 3 How often do you eat processed foods (i.e. frozen foods or prepackaged foods)? Never Rarely (a couple of times a month). Occasionally (once or twice a week) Often (a few times a week). Almost every day or every day.

Question 4 How often do you try to buy food that you know was produced or grown locally? Never Rarely (a couple of times a month). Occasionally (once or twice a week) Often (a few times a week). Almost every day or every day.

Question 5 How often do you drink bottled water? Never, I use a refillable water bottle. Rarely (a couple of times a month). Occasionally (once or twice a week) Often (almost every day). I drink more than one bottle a day.

Question 6 I ______________ shut off the lights when I leave a room. always usually sometimes (about half and half) almost never never

Question 7 How often do you separate your garbage from recyclables? I never put recyclable items in the garbage. I rarely put recyclable items in the garbage (no more than once a week). I occasionally put recyclable items in the garbage (a few times a week). I frequently put recyclable items in the garbage (every day or almost every day). I don’t recycle at all.

Question 8 How long do you usually shower for? less than 5 minutes 5 to 9 minutes 10 to 15 minutes 15 to 20 minutes 20 minutes or longer

Question 9 When you shower do you turn off the water while shaving, washing your hair, etc? yes no

Question 10 Which statement best describes you? When it’s too hot or cold in the house, I change my clothing rather than turn the heat or air conditioning up. When it’s too hot or cold in the house, I turn up the heat or the air conditioning rather than change my clothing

Question 11 Which method of transportation best describes how you USUALLY get to school? I walk I ride my bike I take public transportation (bus, subway, etc.) or a school bus I get a ride with one or more of my friends My parents drive me or I drive myself

Question 12 Which would best describe the most frequently used vehicle in your household? We don’t have a vehicle Hybrid vehicle or compact car large or mid-size car small Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) or van large Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) or van

Question 13 When you go out with friends, how do you USUALLY get to your destination? I walk I ride my bike I take public transportation (bus, subway, etc.) I get a ride with one or more of my friends My parents drive me or I drive myself

Question 14 How many cars do members of your household have? none one two three four or more

Question 15 How many times a year do you fly in a plane? once twice three four five or more times

Question 16 Do you buy clothes, shoes or other items just because you want them, even if you don’t really need them? no yes

Question 17 Do you use rechargeable or disposable batteries in your electronics? I don’t use batteries rechargeable disposable

Question 18 Do you dispose of your used batteries appropriately? I don’t use batteries. Yes, I make sure they go to the proper hazardous waste transfer station No, I just throw them in the regular garbage.

Question 19 When you shop for new clothes do you buy new or “previously owned” (i.e. used)? I always buy “used” clothes. Sometimes I buy new, other times I buy used. I always buy new clothes.

Question 20 When one of your electronic items breaks what do you usually do? get it fixed throw it away and go out and buy a used one throw it away and go out and buy a new one

Scoring Guide Section One: Diet and Food Choices Questions # 1 to 5: A = 1 point B = 2 points C = 3 points D = 4 points E = 5 points

Scoring Guide Section Two: Shelter/Home Life Questions # 6 to 8: A = 1 point B = 2 points C = 3 points D = 4 points E = 5 points Questions # 9 & 10: A = 1 point B = 5 points

Scoring Guide Section Three: Transportation Questions # 11 to 15: A = 1 point B = 2 points C = 3 points D = 4 points E = 5 points

Scoring Guide Section Four: Lifestyle Choices Question # 16: A = 1 point B = 5 points Questions # 17 to 20: A = 1 point B = 3 points C = 5 points

Score: 20 to 44 Congratulations! You are tip-toeing on the Earth in bare feet! You are doing better than most North Americans in terms of caring for our planet. While it is virtually impossible to leave no footprint on the planet, you are clearly doing your best to ensure that our planet will be a clean, healthy place for future generations to enjoy. Keep up the good work!

Score: 45 to 75 You’re on your way to being an eco-friendly global citizen. Even with a score in this range, you are still doing better than the majority of North Americans – although that is no excuse to not try harder! If everyone on the planet – all six billion of us – lived like you, we would still need several planets to sustain us! We have only ONE however, so you should try harder to save resources. Look at the areas where you scored high points and think about what you can do to try and protect our planet for future generations and all the other species on this planet.

Score: 76 to 100 Whoa!!! You’re stomping all over the Earth in size 15 combat boots!! Stopping hogging all the resources and ruining the planet for the rest of us! If everyone on the planet lived like you, we’d be in BIG trouble! Unfortunately however, you ARE like most North Americans, using the world’s natural resources as if they will never run out. Newsflash! If we don’t change – they will run out! Over the course of the next few days try to think of ways you can reduce your eco-footprint so the rest of the people on this planet and all the other animals that inhabit it, can enjoy clean air, water, and food.