Hello, Sparty Pants. Welcome to Trusty Trivia, where every Thursday you get to take part

in a game show with me the Trusty narrator. Today's theme is recycling.

Ready to play? Here we go.

Question 1. What symbol is often used to show that something can be recycled? Is it A,

a star, B, a heart, or C, a mobius loop? The answer is C, a mobius loop. The symbol

that's often used to show that something can be recycled is called the mobius loop. It

looks like a triangle made from three twisted arrows. When you see this symbol on a bottle,

box or paper, it means that it can be recycled. Now recycling means taking something old and

making it into something new. Just like how we can use old boxes to create a craft project,

big recycling machines turn old things into new ones, reducing our impact on the planet and

the environment. Question 2. What are the three R's of recycling? Is it A, run, ride, and

read? B, reduce, reuse, recycle. Or 3, rest, relax, repeat. The answer is B, reduce, reuse,

recycle. Reduce means to use less of something. Like when we turn off the lights to save electricity,

reuse means to use something again instead of throwing it away. Like using a water bottle instead

of a disposable cup. Recycle means to turn something old into something new. Like how an old

newspaper can be recycled into a new one. These three R's help us take care of our planet. Nice

jobs, Marty Pants. Question 3. Can you recycle a banana peel? Is it A, yes, in a compost bin?

B, no, it's too slippery. Or C, yes, in a recycling bin. The answer is A, yes, in a compost bin.

You can recycle a banana peel, but not on the way you might think. Banana peels can be recycled

in a compost bin. And composting is a type of recycling that turns food and garden waste into

compost, which is like superfood for plants. When a banana peel is put in a compost bin, over time,

it turns into the compost that can help other plants grow. So, while it doesn't go in your regular

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