Christmas Health, Safety and Environment Quiz 2014

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Question 1 / 7

Santa has brought you a new 72" TV for christmas, but when you plug it in it has no power. Which of the following would be UNSAFE to do?

Check if Santa has a return and refund policy

Report to the local paper and get them to take a photo of you with 'Gazette face'

Remove the back cover from the TV, plug it in and see if you can find the fault

Watch the Queens speech on the internet instead

Cry like a baby

easy

Question 2 / 7

You're full of Turkey, Yorkshire puddings and Sprouts from Christmas dinner. Which of these activities is the best way to help you burn off the excess?

Slump onto your sofa, loosen your belt and start regretting how much you ate

Make a start on the chocolates

Sit down and moan about how crap Christmas Top of the Pops is.

Go for a walk with family/friends

Have some christmas pudding, it has fruit in it so it must be good for you

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Question 3 / 7

An estimated 1.7 billion Christmas cards are sent each year in Britain, the equivalent of 200, 000 trees. Which of the following can help limit the environmental impact of christmas cards?

Send an e-card

Take used cards to a Woodland trust recycling point

Make your own cards (tight arse)

Buy cards made from recycled materials

All of the above

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Question 4 / 7

You've defrosted and prepared your Turkey. What should you do next?

Wash, dry and put away dishes and utensils you've used. Just like we do at work

Switch the Microwave on - ready for it

Go to the pub to celebrate

Give it a good stuffing

Become vegetarian

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Question 5 / 7

Santa hasn't brought you what you've asked for again (does he not measure his "delivered right first time" performance?). Which of the folllowing is NOT an environmentally friendly way of dealing with these unwanted items?

Take to a charity shop

Re-gift them at freecycle.org

Have a cry, cross Santa off your approved supplier list and dump the items in landfill

Ebay

Donate to a local hospital

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Question 6 / 7

Which of the following is a sensible way to help reduce stress at Christmas time?

Buy all your presents on Christmas eve

Decide which relatives you want to argue with this year

Plan ahead, avoid excess and keep calm

Hope there will be a decent Christmas Number 1

Drinking your own body weight in alcohol

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Question 7 / 7

Who is responsible for Health & Safety and the Environment this Christmas?

Santa Claus

Slade

Amazon.co.uk

Nobody

Everybody

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Christmas Health, Safety and Environment Quiz 2014

Santa has brought you a new 72" TV for christmas, but when you plug it in it has no power. Which of the following would be UNSAFE to do?

You're full of Turkey, Yorkshire puddings and Sprouts from Christmas dinner. Which of these activities is the best way to help you burn off the excess?

An estimated 1.7 billion Christmas cards are sent each year in Britain, the equivalent of 200, 000 trees. Which of the following can help limit the environmental impact of christmas cards?

You've defrosted and prepared your Turkey. What should you do next?

Santa hasn't brought you what you've asked for again (does he not measure his "delivered right first time" performance?). Which of the folllowing is NOT an environmentally friendly way of dealing with these unwanted items?

Which of the following is a sensible way to help reduce stress at Christmas time?

Who is responsible for Health & Safety and the Environment this Christmas?

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