Certified Special Event Professional (CSEP) Practice Exam

In the context of waste products associated with events, the option that is considered "not" a type of waste is china and silver. This is because china and silver typically refer to reusable tableware and utensils used in catering and dining settings. While they may be broken or damaged during an event, they are not inherently considered waste products like the other choices.

Plastic bottles, cardboard, and food waste are all items that commonly contribute to the waste generated by events. Plastic bottles often arise from beverage service, cardboard is frequently used in packaging materials for supplies and food, and food waste is a significant byproduct of catering operations. These items are generally disposed of or recycled after the event concludes, distinguishing them from china and silver, which strive for longevity and sustainability through reuse.