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The document describes a survey on daily habits related to energy consumption and recycling. It asks respondents about their habits regarding turning off lights, opening blinds before lights, using rechargeable batteries, leaving taps running while brushing teeth, leaving devices on standby, the environmental friendliness of family cars, using energy saving bulbs, leaving doors/windows open with heating/AC on, and recycling. It then asks why respondents don't recycle and instructs interviewers to survey 5 people from different groups, produce frequency tables and charts for each question, and comment on results regarding energy consumption habits and their potential positive impact on sustainability.
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