Let’s play… ECO Question 1 What rubbish bins should you have at home ? A red, green and yellow B purple, pink and orange C blue, brown and black D.

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Let’s play…

ECO

Question 1

What rubbish bins should you have at home ? A red, green and yellow B purple, pink and orange C blue, brown and black D gold, silver and white

How many wheels does a normal bike have? A red, green and yellow B purple, pink and orange C blue, brown and black D gold, silver and white

£100

Question 2

What do you use to stop your bike? A Snakes B Cakes C Lakes D Brakes

What do you use to stop your bike? A Snakes B Cakes C Lakes D Brakes

£200

Question 3

To be seen on your bike in the dark, you need… A Bright clothes, reflectors and lights B Bright clothes only C Lights only D Dark clothes and no lights

To be seen on your bike in the dark you need… A Bright clothes, reflectors and lights B Bright clothes only C Lights only D Dark clothes and no lights

£300

Question 4

Which types of transport are the healthiest? A Bikes and buses B Cars and trains C Bikes and walking D Helicopters and walking

Which types of transport are the healthiest? A Bikes and buses B Cars and trains C Bikes and walking D Helicopters and walking

£500

Question 5

Which material were the very first bikes made from? A Wood B Metal C Plastic D Cardboard

Which material were the very first bikes made from? A Wood B Metal C Plastic D Cardboard

£1,000

Question 6

Where is the best place to lock your bike? A To a tree B To another bike C To a metal stand D To a wooden fence

Where is the best place to lock your bike? A To a tree B To another bike C To a metal stand D To a wooden fence

£2,000

Question 7

Which of these is another good way to keep your bike safe? A Leave it at a police station every night B Lock it up next to a police car C Ask a police officer to keep an eye on it D Ask the police to mark it with your postcode

Which of these is another good way to keep your bike safe? A Leave it at a police station every night B Lock it up next to a police car C Ask a police officer to keep an eye on it D Ask the police to mark it with your postcode

£4,000

Question 8

Why is it a good idea to wear a helmet? A It will stop you having accidents B People will be able to see you better C It is the law D It will protect your head if you fall off

Why is it a good idea to wear a helmet? A It will stop you having accidents B People will be able to see you better C It is the law D It will protect your head if you fall off

£8,000

Question 9

When should you let go of the handlebars of your bike? A Never B When you need to adjust your helmet C To show you are turning right or left D To show off to your mates

When should you let go of the handlebars of your bike? A Never B When you need to adjust your helmet C To show you are turning right or left D To show off to your mates

£16,000

Question 10

Which of these signs means “Bikes allowed here”? A B C D

ABCDABCD

£32,000

Question 11

What is the name of the charity that organises the Bike It project in schools? A Bike It B Oxfam C Sustrans D Save the Kittens

What is the name of the charity that organises the Bike It project in schools? A Bike It B Oxfam C Sustrans D Save the Kittens

£64,000

Question 12

What does this sign mean? A Beware of motor vehicles B No motor vehicles allowed C Motor vehicles only – no bikes allowed D Motorbike stunt show in progress

What does this sign mean? A Beware of motor vehicles B No motor vehicles allowed C Motor vehicles only – no bikes allowed D Motorbike stunt show in progress

£125,000

Question 13

Which of these is the name of an old fashioned bike? A Head Smasher B Leg Basher C Bone Shaker D Knee Crusher

Which of these is the name of an old fashioned bike? A Head Smasher B Leg Basher C Bone Shaker D Knee Crusher

£250,000

Question 14

What is the cycle training course called? A Cycling Proficiency B Bike It C Cycleability D Bikeability

What is the cycle training course called? A Cycling Proficiency B Bike It C Cycleability D Bikeability

£500,000

Question 15

When you are cycling on the road in normal traffic (secondary position), how far away should you be from the curb? A 1.5 – 2 metres B always exactly 1 metre C 50cm – 1 metre D As close to the curb as possible

When you are cycling on the road in normal traffic (secondary position), how far away should you be from the curb? A 1.5 – 2 metres B always exactly 1 metre C 50cm – 1 metre D As close to the curb as possible

£1,000,000

Tiebreaker Fastest hand first!

Which of these is the Sustrans motto? A Get on your bike! B Ride for life! C Join the movement! D Healthy travel for all!

Which of these is the Sustrans motto? A Get on your bike! B Ride for life! C Join the movement! D Healthy travel for all!