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Here are some questions
with multiple-choice answers.
All you have to do is pick the right answer - if you can!
1. How many children walk to school?
Is it:
- Less than half?
- More than half?
- Just you?
2. Primary aged children travelled an average of 3,800 miles a year
in 1994-96.
What percentage of that was by car?
Was it:
- 50 per cent?
- 80 per cent?
- All of it; they don't have any legs?
3. How much CO2 is produced by taking children to school each
year?
Is it:
- 200,000 tonnes?
- 100,000 tonnes?
- Don't be silly, you can't weigh a gas.?
4. Some young children go to school without an adult.
Is this number:
- Falling?
- Rising?
- Staying about the same?
5. How many young people take enough exercise?
Is it:
- Fewer than one in five?
- Fewer than one in twenty?
- Just a minute, I'm getting my breath back?
6. How many early morning cars are taking children to
school?
Is it:
- One in five?
- One in ten?
- All the cars in front of us?
7. Just how many cars ARE there?
How many households have no car?
Is it:
- One in ten?
One in three?
- Just my family?
8. Who cycles more - males or females?
- Males?
- Females?
- Whoever can pump up the tyres?
9. How many young people would like to cycle to school - if they
could?
- Most?
- A few?
- Just the fit ones.?
10. Just how far IS it to school?
Is the average trip to primary school:
- A little over a mile?
- A little over two miles?
- Too far to walk?
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