A plumbing fixture used to convey organic

body waste to the plumbing system.

• Bath Tub

• Urinal

• Water Closet

• Lavatory

It is the least efficient, noisiest, and less

expensive, bulging in front.

• Washdown

• Reverse Trap

• Direct Flush Valve

• Siphon Jet

This controls how much water flows into the

toilet bowl.

• Overflow Tube

• Flush Tube

• Trap Tube

• Refill Tube

A toilet tank holds how many gallons of water usually?

• 6

• 4

• 2

• 1

The receptacles intended to receive water,

liquid, or water-carried wastes and

discharge them into the drainage system.

• Water Closet

• Kitchen Sink

• Lavatory

• Plumbing fixtures

The type of urinal has a built-in mechanical

or electronic timer that flushes the system at

regular intervals without needing user

intervention.

• Manual

• Automatic

• Timed

• Tinned

The type of urinal is generally fitted with a

button or lever that allows the user to flush

the system when finished with it.

• Manual

• Mamual

• Automatic

• Timed

It is the part of the shower that the user

turns, pushes, or pulls to send the water

coming from the tub’s faucet to the

showerhead.

• Diverter Valve

• Diverter Shower

• Diverter Faucet

• Diverter Spigot

It allows water to leave your bathtub or sink

and it is identified by a circular hole at the

base of your bathtub or the bottom of your

sink.

• Drain

• Drainage

• Drainage Outlet

• Waste Outlet

A primary benefit of a composting toilet is to reduce a household's water usage by up to how many percent?

• 60

• 50

• 40

• 30