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Who Wants to be a

Amazon Millionaire?

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A: Amazon

C: Etna

B: Brecon Beacons

D: Everglades

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For £100: name one of the worlds rain forests?

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Wrong!

Sorry – you have won nothing.Better luck next time.

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A: Sloths

C: Jaguars

B: Snakes

D: Alligator

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For £200: What animal is getting extinct the most?

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A: Gibbon

C: Tiger

B: Lion

D: Giraffe

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For £300: Which of these animals are found in the Rain Forest?

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A: An infinite amount

C: Upto 200 times

B: Twice

D: Upto 6 times

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For £500: How many times can a sheet of paper be recycled to save trees?

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A: Eat more honey

C: Tap on beehives to check they’re not asleep

B: Create or buy a bee shelter for your garden

D: Wear black and yellow jumpers to attract them

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For £1,000: Honeybees help farmers pollinate plants and grow crops to sell, but their population is in decline. Name one way we can help them.

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A: Wembley football stadium

C: 10 school playgrounds

B: A skip

D: 4000 Olympic swimming pools

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For £2,000: The amount of food and drink we throw away each year that could have been eaten would fill what?

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Congratulations – you have won £1000.

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Wrong!

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A: Make sure I wash my hands afterwards

C: Use somebody else’s loo

B: Drink less, so I don’t need to go so

oftenD: Put a brick in the

cistern

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For £4,000: We use eight litres of water every time we flush the loo. How can you reduce the amount of water used when you go to the toilet?

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A: Buy one get one free

C: Cards4Forests

B: FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)

D: Half price

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For £8,000: Every year we buy more than a billion greetings cards in the UK. What label should we look for if we want to know thepaper comes from sustainable sources?

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A: Offer a battery recycling box in store

C: Give you a free toy with every pack

B: Sell wind-up appliances to be more eco-friendly

D: Offer money off your next pack if you recycle them

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For £16,000: Shops that sell more than 32 kilograms of batteries a year now have to do what?

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A: 42˚C

C: 17˚C

B: 39˚C

D: 34˚C

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For £32,000: In August 2003, we had the hottest summer for around 500 years. What was the highest temperature recorded in the UK?

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A: Squirrels are getting hungrier

C: Farmers are growing them to do this

B: Climate change is affecting plant and tree growth

D: They are being fed special fertiliser

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For £64,000: The UK’s trees are producingfruit 18 days earlier than they were 10 years ago. Why is this?

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Congratulations – you have won £32000.

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A: 100 years

C: 10 years

B: 25 years

D: It will never happen

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For £125,000: If we don’t change the UK’s energy mix soon, how long will it take before we don’t have enough power to meet our demands?

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A: It can take upto 500 years to decompose

C: It cannot be recycled

B: You just throw it in the bin

D: Most plastic comes from factories

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For £250,000: which of these facts about plastic is true?

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A: 55

C: 5

B: 55,000

D: 5,500

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For £500,000: How many litres of water could you save a year by fixing a dripping tap?

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A: 89,500 tonnes

C: 64,300 tonnes

B: 258,300 tonnes

D: 192,200 tonnes

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For £1 million: How much waste doschools in England produce in a year?

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CongratulationsMillionaire!