How Would You Deal With Water Pollution?

No. 1 / 8

When you see a plastic bottle floating in a river, you:

Pick it up and recycle it Ignore it and walk away Report it to the authorities Throw another bottle in the river

No. 2 / 8

You are planning a vacation to a beach resort. You:

Check the water quality before booking Don’t care about the water quality as long as the price is right Choose a resort that has eco-friendly practices Choose a resort that has jet skis and other water activities

No. 3 / 8

You are washing your car in your driveway. You:

Use a bucket of water and biodegradable soap Use a bucket of water and biodegradable soap Use a car wash service that recycles water Use a hose and lots of soap

No. 4 / 8

You are buying a new detergent for your laundry. You:

Look for a product that is phosphate-free and natural Buy the cheapest product available Compare different products based on their performance and reviews Buy the product that has the most fragrance and color

No. 5 / 8

You are invited to a party on a boat. You:

Decline the invitation because you don’t want to contribute to water pollution Accept the invitation but bring your own reusable cup and utensils Accept the invitation but avoid drinking alcohol or using drugs ccept the invitation and have fun without worrying about anything

No. 6 / 8

You are gardening in your backyard. You:

Use organic fertilizer and compost for your plants Use chemical fertilizer and pesticides for your plants Use rain barrels and drip irrigation for your plants Don’t have any plants in your backyard

No. 7 / 8

You are shopping for groceries. You:

Buy organic and local produce as much as possible Buy whatever is convenient and cheap Buy products that have minimal packaging and plastic Buy products that have long shelf life and preservatives

No. 8 / 8

You are drinking water from a bottle. You:

Refill the bottle from a tap or a filter Throw the bottle in the trash Recycle the bottle properly Leave the bottle somewhere for someone else to deal with