A. I am eco. I hand out flyers informing students how to be more eco-friendly, I'm head of the Environmental Society and I help plant trees on Arbour Day.
B. Sort of. When I remember, I print on both sides of the paper, switch off lights and I pick up litter if I see it.
C. Never. That sort of stuff doesn't interest me.

A. It's a great idea. I set one up a veggie garden with my family in our garden and make sure that all the vegetables are in season and no harmful pesticides are ever used.
B. I would love to do that, but I don't really have green fingers. I do encourage my mom to buy groceries from markets rather than the supermarket stuff in all that packaging!
C. Pesticides, herbicides, additives…in the end, all the veggies taste the same to me!

A. I think it's awesome! I support designers whose clothes don't damage the environment unnecessarily.
B. To be honest, I would probably buy the clothing because it's Emma's style, not because it's green! But I support the idea behind it.
C. Natural clothing is a novel idea, but it won't last. It's just another silly fad.

A. I collect tins, paper, plastic and glass goods and dispose of them in the neighbourhood recycling bins every month.
B. I recycle when I remember, and try to not waste paper.
C. Recycle? What's the point? It's not my fault the world is in such a state!

A. Yes. At home we've installed a two-flush system, all our light bulbs are energy saving and I even joined a lift club to get to school in the mornings.
B. Sometimes. I close the tap while brushing my teeth and I shower instead of bath, it saves water.
C. Nope. Bring on the heaters, electric blankets and warm baths!