STM4663 Chapter 2.2 ASK

Which principle aims to limit waste production?

• The prevention principle

• The polluter pays principle

• The precautionary principle

• The proximity principle

According to the polluter pays principle, who should pay for dealing with the waste?

• The government

• The community

• The polluter

• The waste management companies

Which principle emphasizes the prediction of waste problems?

• The prevention principle

• The polluter pays principle

• The precautionary principle

• The proximity principle

According to the proximity principle, where should waste problems be addressed?

• At the place of production

• At the place of disposal

• At the place of recycling

• At the place of import

Example of hazardous industrial waste?

• Solid waste

• Chemical waste

• Non-toxic waste

• Secondary waste

Non-hazardous industrial waste?

• Waste that is similar to household waste

• Waste that is highly toxic

• Waste that is explosive

• Waste that is radioactive

Siapa "Bapa Pembangunan" Malaysia?

• Abdul Razak

• Hussein Onn

• Jaafar Onn

• Rahman

Which of the following is an example of secondary waste?

• Coal combustion

• Spent foundry sand

• Demolished materials

• All is correct

ISO standard designed for improving the environmental performance of organizations?

• ISO 9001

• ISO 14001

• ISO 27001

• ISO 45001

What does the pH of industrial food waste indicate?

• Its freshness

• Its toxicity

• Its nutrient content

• Its temperature