Fab Facts Quiz! (Episode 36)

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Did you hear the five fab facts from Episode 36? Let's find out...

FAB FACT NUMBER 1: Plastic is a big problem. According to 2017 study published in the journal Science, since the 1950s the world has created 6.3 billion tonnes of plastic waste. That’s about how big? *

1 point

300 cruise ships

1000 landfills

5000 massive skyscrapers – as big as Burj Khalifa

12,500 massive skyscrapers – as big as Burj Khalifa

FAB FACT NUMBER 2: The problem is most plastic can’t be easily and efficiently recycled. How much of that 6.3 billion tonnes plastic waste hasn’t been recycled? *

1 point

37%

72%

91%

98%

FAB FACT NUMBER 3: An ecologist in Australia caught on video a slug that appeared to be sliding down a thread of its own slimy mucus, as if it were a spider. But do you remember what an ecologist is? *

1 point

Someone who studies recycling

Someone who studies the relationships between organisms and their environments

Someone who studies dinosaurs

Someone who promotes spider slugs

FAB FACT NUMBER 4: Slugs are impressively able to flatten their bodies in order to get into a tiny hole? But by how much can slugs vertically flatten out their bodies? *

1 point

Two times their size

1 cm

Tweny times their size

Not at all

FAB FACT NUMBER 5: A piece of video art – that can be seen by anyone online – was recently bought for $6.6 million dollars – using what technology to authenticate the buyer was purchasing the original piece? *

1 point

Non-functional token (NFT)

Online Verification Code (OVC)

Block chain token

Youtube certificate

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