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1. Write the letter of the correct answer in the blank before the number, D. Waste Sharing 1. Reduce, reuse, recycle, recover, and repair are the 5R's of A. Waste Production B. Waste Management C. Waste Disposal 2. It is the waste management that includes buying in bulk and taking an eco-bag to the mall to shop A. Reuse B. Reduce C. Recycle D. Repair 3. Giving away your unwanted things such as toys or clothes is a waste management called A. Reusing B. Reducing C. Recycling D. Repairing 4. It involves some forms of reprocessing materials to produce another product. A. Reusing B. Reducing C. Recycling D. Repairing 5. Which of the following is not a part of proper waste disposal? A. Collecting and transport C. Monitoring and regulation B. Treatment and disposal D. Dumping wastes into the river 6. Why do we need to manage our wastes properly? A To earn money C. To protect the environment B. To avoid penalties D. It is required 7. Which of the following is not an effect of improper waste disposal? A. It can cause sickness to us humans. C. It contributes to global warming. B. Animals die from pollution D. Clean environment 8. It is the facility where materials are segregated. A. Damp site B. Material Recovery Facility C. Junk shop D. Garbage truck 9. Fixing materials so that they can be used again is called A. Recycling B. Reusing C. Repairing D. Reducing 10. If you have empty plastic containers in the house, what is the best thing that you can do with the A. Throw them away in the garbage can. C. Use them as food containers. Burn them in the back yard. D. Give them to other children.
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