To study working people's exposure attitude and their opinion toward green commercials on television. The survey research used questionnaire to collect data from 442 respondents. Descriptive statistics, t-test and ANOVA were used to analyse data. The results are 1. Women were exposed to green commercials more than men. There were statistical significant differences among dwellers of different city areas, working people exposed to green commercials at the moderate level, and no statistical differences were found among member of different age groups, family status, and educational levels. 2. Most women responded to green commercials more than men, there were significant differences among dwellers of different city areas. Working people responsed to the affective component of attitude more than the cognitive and conative component. 3. Positive approach of green commercials was accepted by respondents more than was the negative approach.