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Page 1: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Sustainab ility Question 1.

Who Wants To Be A Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?Millionaire?

Sustainability

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Question 1

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The Federal Climate Change Minister is?

A Linda Burney

B Greg Combet

C Verity Firth

D Peter Garrett

Page 4: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Sustainab ility Question 1.

The Federal Climate Change Minister is?

A Linda Burney

B Greg Combet

C Verity Firth

D Peter Garrett

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$100

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Question 2

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The area of highest usage of water in Sydney Region schools is?

A Gardens

B Zips

C Toilets

D Bubblers

Page 8: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Sustainab ility Question 1.

The area of highest usage of water in Sydney Region schools is?

A Gardens

B Zips

C Toilets

D Bubblers

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$200

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Question 3

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What is the most common cause of pollution in streams, rivers and

oceans?

A Waste dumped by factories

B Dumping of garbage by cities

C Storm water

D School children

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What is the most common cause of pollution of streams, rivers and

oceans?

A Waste dumped by factories

B Dumping of garbage by cities

C Storm water

D school children

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$300

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Question 4

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Which of the following is a non renewable resource?

A Geothermal

B Solar

C Wind

D Coal

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Which of the following is a non renewable resource?

A Geothermal

B Solar

C Wind

D Coal

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$500

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Question 5

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The international agreement to reduce global carbon emissions is

called?

A The Davos Treaty

B The Rio Declaration

C The Bali Agreement

D The Kyoto Protocol

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The international agreement to reduce global carbon emissions is

called?

A The Davos Treaty

B The Rio Declaration

C The Bali Agreement

D The Kyoto Protocol

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$1,000

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Question 6

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Which of the following would emit the greatest amount of carbon dioxide if used for one hour?

A Playing a DVD player

B Running a ceiling fan

C Playing a computer game

D Putting on an air conditioner

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Which of the following would emit the greatest amount of carbon

dioxide if used for 1 hour?

A Playing a DVD player

B Running a ceiling fan

C Playing a computer game

D Putting on an air conditioner

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$2,000

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Question 7

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Australia gets approx 80% of its energy supplies from?

A Geothermal energy

B Wind Energy

C Coal Energy

D Nuclear Energy

Page 28: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Sustainab ility Question 1.

Australia gets approx 80% of its energy supplies from?

A Geothermal energy

B Wind Energy

C Coal Energy

D Nuclear Energy

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$4,000

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Question 8

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The energy management strategy that has the most impact on

reducing a typical school’s carbon footprint is?

A Turn off canteen fridges over holidays

B Better manage school lighting

C Turn off all heaters at the mains

D Change the school ovens from electricity to gas

Page 32: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Sustainab ility Question 1.

The energy management strategy that has the most impact on

reducing a typical school’s carbon footprint is?

A Turn off canteen fridges over holidays

B Better manage school lighting

C Turn off all heaters at the mains

D Change the school ovens from electricity to gas

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$8,000

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Question 9

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Geo sequestration is a method of?

A Digging deeper for coal

B Burying the carbon produced from burning coal

C Cleaning coal before it is burnt

D Using geothermal energy to clean coal

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Geo sequestration is a method of?

A Digging deeper for coal

B Burying the carbon produced from burning coal

C Cleaning coal before it is burnt

D Using geothermal energy to clean coal

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$16,000

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Question 10

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By recycling 1 Tonne of paper you save…?

A 13 trees

B 2.5 barrels of oil

C 11,780 Litres of water

D All of the above

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By recycling 1 Tonne of paper you save…?

A 13 trees

B 2.5 barrels of oil

C 11,780 Litres of water

D All of the above

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$32,000

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Question 11

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What country leads the world in photovoltaic (solar cell)

production?

A China

B Sweden

C Australia

D United states

Page 44: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? Sustainab ility Question 1.

What country leads the world in photovoltaic (solar cell)

production?

A China

B Sweden

C Australia

D United states

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$64,000

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Question 12

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Over the last 200 years, 40 mammal species have become

extinct. What proportion of these extinctions were in Australia?

A 50 %

B 75%

C 20%

D 10%

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Over the last 200 years, 40 mammal species have become extinct. What proportion of these extinctions were

in Australia?

A 50%

B 75%

C 20%

D 10%

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$125,000

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Question 13

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How much less energy do compact fluorescents lights use

than a regular bulb?

A 60%

B 70%

C 80%

D 90%

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How much less energy do compact fluorescents lights use than a regular

bulb?

A 60%

B 70%

C 80%

D 90%

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$250,000

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Question 14

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If everyone in the world consumed as many resources as Australians, how many planet earths would we

need?

A 1.5

B 2

C 3.5

D 5

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If everyone in the world consumed as many resources as Australians, how many planet earths would we

need?

A 1.5

B 2

C 3.5

D 5

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$500,000

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Question 15

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How many tonnes of greenhouse gases emissions are produced

globally each year?

A 4.3 Billion tonnes

B 44.2 billion tonnes

C 60.5 billion tonnes

D 75 billion tonnes

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How many tonnes of greenhouse gases emissions are produced

globally each year?

A You4.3 billion tonnes

B 44.2 billion tonnes

C An 60.5 billion tonnes

D 75 billion tonnes

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$1,000,000