Quiz questions

• What is planned obsolescence?

  • A process of creating new and improved products for consumers.
  • A marketing strategy where products are designed to become outdated or non-functional after a certain period of time.
  • A manufacturing technique to improve product durability

• Why do companies practice planned obsolescence?

  • To create a demand for new products and increase profits.
  • To reduce waste and promote sustainability.
  • To improve the quality of products for consumers.

• What are some examples of products that are designed to become obsolete?

  • Cell phones
  • TV sets
  • Both a and b

• What are the consequences of planned obsolescence on the environment?

  • Reduced waste and pollution
  • No impact on the environment
  • Increased waste and pollution

• Can planned obsolescence be prevented?

  • No, it is an inherent part of the consumer goods market
  • Yes, by promoting sustainability and reducing waste.
  • Maybe, through government regulations and consumer activism.

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