Environmental Issues in the United Kingdom
Social Studies
Environmental Issues in the United Kingdom starts at 4 and continues till grade 5.
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Describe one way schools in the UK can help the environment.
Describe what happens when people waste water.
Explain why it is important to keep rivers clean in the UK.
Explain why littering is harmful to the environment.
Name one animal in the UK that is endangered because of habitat loss.
Name one thing you can do to help reduce pollution.
What does the term 'global warming' mean?
What is the effect of throwing plastic into the sea?
What is the effect of too many cars on the roads in the UK? (1) Cleaner air (2) More pollution (3) More trees (4) Less noise
What is the main cause of air pollution in big UK cities? (1) Cars and buses (2) Factories (3) Trees (4) Rivers
What is the main reason for flooding in some parts of the UK? (1) Too much rain (2) Too much sun (3) Too many trees (4) Not enough rivers
What is the name of the plan the UK uses to reduce pollution and protect the environment? (1) Green Plan (2) Blue Plan (3) Red Plan (4) Yellow Plan
Fill in the blank: The process of cutting down too many trees is called ________.
Fill in the blank: The UK government encourages people to use ________ transport to reduce pollution.
Fill in the blank: The UK has laws to stop people from ________ in public places.
Fill in the blank: The UK has many ________ parks to protect nature and wildlife.
Is it true that plastic can take hundreds of years to break down in the environment?
Is it true that using less plastic helps the environment?
True or False: Composting food waste is good for the environment.
True or False: Recycling helps reduce the amount of rubbish sent to landfill sites.
