1. You are an EU Green Deal superhero. Which is your vehicle of choice (you may have 2 choices)?

A fast electric car A bicycle with aerodynamic shape A coal-fire rocket A motorcycle that uses diesel (petrol)

2. How much electricity does our home use in a year (ok, not exactly but, more or less)?

40 – 60 MWh/year 100 – 200 MWh/year 2 – 8 MWh/year 10 – 20 MWh/year 500 – 600 MWh/year

3. Renewable energy sources are:

Solar cells Natural gas Coal Petroleum Wind farms Wave energy

4. Which of the following are NOT types of energy (be careful, maybe there are more than 1 answer)?

Light Sound Wood Electricity Air

5. When you have finished using the laptop or the desktop computer, what should you do?

Leave both devices turned on and let the sleep mode do the job haha Leave it on, but with the screen turned off or simply close the laptop Turn the computer and screen off and unplug both devices

6. There are many ways to save energy at home. Which of the following is NOT one of them (be careful, maybe there are more than 1 answer)?

Making sure your home is well insulated against the cold or all windows are closed Unplug the energy vampires Do not open the curtains on a sunny day of winter Using energy-efficient light bulbs Open and close the refrigerator door every 2 hours Turning up the heating so you can wear just a T-shirt at home in winter

7. What amount of electricity used to power home electronics is consumed while the products are off (Energy Vampires)?

15% 32% 75% 44%

8. Energy poverty is a major challenge and an EU Green Deal priority for millions of Europeans even before the recent energy crisis of 2022.

True False

9. Light pollution is responsible for:

Threats to different urban and coastal species Water quality Human health issues Climate change Unsustainable agriculture

10. In order to become an energy conservation superhero, you have to (be careful, maybe there are more than 1 answer):

Turn your refrigerator down to 3-4 Celcius degrees Clean or replace air conditioner’s filters every 3 years Make sure your dishwasher and washing machine are full before running them Do not use smart power strips Cook using the right-sized burner Use your dishwasher’s drying feature (for clothes and dishes) Keep your house a little hotter in the summer and a little cooler in the winter