Stacey Dooley: High Street Shoppers Quiz
Medium-difficulty multiple-choice quiz based on Stacey Dooley Investigates: shoppers confronted with the environmental cost of cotton.
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Question 1: What environmental issue did shoppers learn is linked to growing cotton in the segment?
Permanent rise in sea temperatures from cotton dyes
Increased volcanic activity from cotton farming
Widespread deforestation from cotton tree clearing
Large bodies of water disappearing due to cotton's water use
Question 2: How did shoppers generally react when told how many years of drinking water one jacket could equal?
They were visibly shocked and reconsidered their shopping habits
They demanded immediate store closures
They already knew the exact figures and were unphased
They laughed it off and said fashion is more important
Question 3: Which mindset about shoppers did the presenter suggest in response to people's reactions?
People generally care but are not informed
Consumers prefer higher prices for ethics
Everyone already shops fully sustainably
Shoppers purposely ignore environmental facts
Question 4: What specific personal change did one shopper state after learning the cotton-water facts?
They intended to buy more cotton to support farmers
They planned to change the way they shop from that day
They decided to start buying only synthetic fabrics
They vowed to stop buying clothes entirely
Question 5: Which framing technique did the interviewer use to make the water-use impact relatable to shoppers?
Showed charts of global cotton trade balances
Used celebrity endorsements for sustainable fashion
Converted cotton water use into years of drinking water per person
Compared cotton water use to gasoline consumption
Question 6: What knowledge gap did Stacey admit about before making the documentary?
She believed cotton had no environmental impact
She thought cotton was the most sustainable fabric
She had never heard of cotton before
She knew little about the environmental cost of cotton
Question 7: Beyond information, what barrier did shoppers suggest prevents responsible shopping?
Total unwillingness to change fashion trends
Lack of awareness rather than lack of care
Government bans on sustainable labels
Uniform global knowledge about water footprints