Life Orientation Grade 10 Practice Exam

The main idea here is environmental responsibility, which means actions that reduce harm to the environment. Recycling is one form because it reuses materials, cuts down on waste, saves resources, and lowers energy use in production. Energy conservation is another form, focusing on using less energy so demand on power plants and emissions drop. The example of switching off unused lights shows a everyday action that saves energy, illustrating energy conservation in practice. Together, recycling and saving energy represent two positive, real-world ways people can protect the environment.

The other options pair responsible-sounding ideas with outcomes that aren’t responsible: creating air pollution isn’t a responsible action; wasteful consumption and noise pollution reflect harming the environment or causing nuisance; deforestation and energy waste are clearly harmful practices.