Bag - Quiz
A) Their use and disposal B) Their weight and size C) Their production speed D) Their lack of durability
A) Ireland and the Netherlands B) Belgium and Denmark C) France and Germany D) Italy and Spain
A) €0.05 to €0.10 B) €0.50 to €1 C) €10 to €20 D) €2 to €5
A) 1p B) 20p C) 5p D) 10p
A) Jute bags B) Paper bags C) Mesh bags D) Cotton bags
A) It is made of biodegradable material B) It is disposed of with its contents C) It is too small to be reused D) It is prohibited by law
A) Body bag B) Burn bag C) Colostomy bag D) Sleeping bag
A) Thermal bag B) Antistatic bag C) Security bag D) Vacuum bag
A) Dunnage bag B) Bulk bag C) Stuff sack D) Gunny sack
A) Sling bag B) Backpack C) Handbag D) Tote bag
A) Airbag B) Punching bag C) Duffel bag D) Bivouac bag
A) Sandbag B) Lifting bag C) Punching bag D) Bulgarian Bag
A) They are made of heavy duty plastic B) They are sealed single-use bags C) They are reusable cloth bags D) They are always biodegradable
A) Leather B) Cardboard C) Metal D) Plastic
A) Staples B) Glue C) Folding D) Velcro
A) Crate B) Basket C) Box D) Suitcase
A) Durability B) Rigidity C) Foldability D) Weight
A) Grocery bag B) Purse C) Suitcase D) Briefcase
A) Linings B) Zippers C) Pockets D) Buttons
A) As a construction tool B) As a currency C) As a musical instrument D) As a fashion statement
A) Box B) Crate C) Case D) Tote
A) Leather B) Plastic C) Metal D) Bamboo
A) Polyester B) Cardboard C) Animal skin D) Synthetic fibers
A) Norse B) French C) Latin D) Spanish
A) Animal fur B) Plastic strips C) Cotton threads D) Plant fibres
A) Tang dynasty B) Han dynasty C) Qing dynasty D) Ming dynasty
A) Hamondeys B) Chaneries C) Tasques D) Parfleches
A) Paper pulp B) Woven cotton C) Silk D) Buffalo rawhide
A) Hamondeys B) Swete bagges C) Tasques D) Chaneries
A) Xiaohe Cemetery B) Medieval Europe C) Elizabethan England D) Ancient Egypt
A) Ancient Egypt B) Ancient China C) Indigenous tribes D) Norse civilization |
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