I’m Compostable Savvy Quiz
Score 100 points for all correct answer
D:
97.9kg
C:
Zero
B:
58.69kg
A:
12.9kg
Compostable packaging saves how much Co2 on average.
Questions 1
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Correct
A:
Answer A
The Pure Option packaging saves how much Co2 on average.
100 Points
D:
1.9 years
C:
774 days
B:
124 days
A:
986 days
How long would a tree take to absorb the average Co2 of our a food box made from sugarcane?
Questions 2
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Correct
How long would a tree take to absorb the average Co2 of our products?
100 Points
D:
False
C:
Occasionally True
B:
Mainly true
A:
True
Compostable packaging has no environmental downsides
Questions 3
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Correct
Compostable packaging has no environmental downsides
100 Points
D:
Recycling waste
C:
Any Waste Collection
B:
Commercial Food Waste Collection only
A:
Commercial Food Waste, General Waste & Home Composting
Compostable packaging should be disposed of by?
Questions 4
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Correct
Compostable packaging should be disposed of by?
100 Points
D:
True on flood plains only.
C:
True but only in certain areas
B:
False
A:
True
Compost can be used to minimize flooding
Questions 5
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Correct
Compost can be used to minimize flooding
100 Points
D:
False it’s 13 weeks
C:
False its 19 weeks
B:
True
A:
False it’s 4 weeks
When added to commercial food waste collections compostable packaging breaks down in under 26 weeks.
Questions 6
D:
Correct
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Answer A
When added to commercial food waste collections compostable packaging breaks down in under 26 weeks.
100 Points
D:
False
C:
True but only when it comes to cups
B:
True in all cases
A:
True but only when it comes to plastics
Re-usable items such as re-usable cups have a better carbon footprint than using plant-based packaging.
Questions 7
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Answer A
Re-usable items such as re-usable cups have a better carbon footprint than using plant-based packaging.
100 Points
D:
False
C:
50% more
B:
No difference
A:
2.5
Compost can hold how much extra water than standard soil
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Correct
Compost can hold how much extra water than standard soil
100 Points
D:
Paper
C:
Corn
B:
Potato
A:
Sugar
Bagasse is made from
100 Points
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Answer A
Bagasse is made from
100 Points
D:
Green vegetables
C:
Potato
B:
Sugar
A:
Corn
PLA is made from
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Answer A
PLA is made from
100 Points
D:
Only in cold climates
C:
Only in hot climates
B:
True but only when mixed with seaweeds
A:
False
Compostable materials break down in the sea
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Correct
Compostable materials break down in the sea
100 Points
D:
Depends on the season
C:
Depends on the land type
B:
Only certain brands
A:
True
Compostable packaging can be used as a replacement for chemical fertilisers
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Answer A
Compostable packaging can be used as a replacement for chemical fertilisers
100 Points
D:
True but only in Scotland
C:
Only in certain areas
B:
False
A:
True
Compostable packaging can be added to your home food waste collection.
D:
Answer D
C:
Correct
B:
Answer B
A:
Answer A
Compostable packaging can be added to your home food waste collection.
100 Points
D:
Russia
C:
USA
B:
UK
A:
China
The biggest marine polluter is
D:
Answer D
C:
Answer C
B:
Answer B
A:
Correct
The biggest marine polluter is
100 Points
Score
100 to 500
Well, it’s not great but it’s the taking part that counts.
600 to 1000
You have a good understanding of compostable packaging.
1100 – 1400
You’re a bit of a compostable genius, you probably have very green fingers, well done you.
If you scored between 1100 and 1400 (be honest) email us to request your certificate.