Degradable and Non-Degradable Things Quiz

What are degradable things?

• Materials that can be broken down by nature over time

• Materials that are indestructible

• Materials that can accumulate in the environment

• Materials that can only be decomposed through chemical means

Which of the following is an example of non-degradable things?

• Paper

• Fruits

• Wood

• Plastic bottles

What happens to non-degradable materials in the environment?

• They can accumulate and cause pollution

• They are easily decomposed by biological means

• They break down easily over time

• They are beneficial for ecosystems

How do degradable things affect the environment?

• They persist in the environment for a long time

• They do not break down easily

• They decompose into simple forms

• They are beneficial for ecosystems

What is the characteristic of non-degradable things?

• They decompose easily

• They are harmful to living organisms

• They are easily broken down by nature

• They are beneficial for the environment

Which of the following is an example of degradable things?

• Plastic bags

• Glass bottles

• Food waste

• Aluminum cans

Why can non-degradable materials lead to harm in ecosystems?

• They can cause pollution and harm living organisms

• They do not accumulate in the environment

• They are easily decomposed by biological means

• They are beneficial for the environment

What is the impact of degradable things on the environment?

• They persist in the environment for a long time

• They do not break down easily

• They decompose into simple forms

• They are harmful to ecosystems