Using a water-efficient toilet can save a lot of water every time you flush.
False
True
Every year, countless animals die as a result of water pollution.
True
False
It’s okay to throw trash into lakes and rivers because water naturally cleans itself.
False
True
It is okay to dump leftover oil or chemicals into a sink or drain because they dissolve in water.
False
True
Turning off the shower while shampooing your hair helps save water.
True
False
Buying fewer new clothes can help save water.
True
False
A single drop of oil can pollute large amounts of water.
True
False
Using a dishwasher uses more water than washing dishes by hand.
False
True
Washing clothes with a full load in the washing machine saves more water than washing small loads separately.
True
False
Collecting and reusing water from cooking (like rinsing vegetables) can help save water.
True
False
A dripping tap only wastes a tiny amount of water, so it’s not a big problem.
True
False
Drinking bottled water is better for the environment than using a reusable water bottle.
True
False
Leaving the tap running while brushing your teeth helps save water.
True
False
Leaving your garden hose running while you wash your car saves water.
False
True
Watering plants during a windy day is a good way to save water.
True
False
Using a bucket instead of a hose to wash your pet saves water.
True
False
Fixing a leaking tabs is important because it can save a lot of water over time.
False
True
Recycling paper can help save water.
True
False
Washing a car with a hose saves more water than using a bucket.
True
False
Using a broom instead of a hose to clean the driveway saves water.
False
True
Collecting rainwater can help save water for gardening.
False
True
Watering your garden during the hottest part of the day helps save water.
False
True
Running a tap to get cold drinking water instead of keeping a bottle in the fridge is a good way to save water.
False
True
Planting trees and protecting forests can help maintain the water cycle.
False
True