E-waste Management Quiz

What is E-waste primarily considered as?

• Pre-consumer waste

• Post-consumer waste

• Hazardous waste only

• Industrial waste

Which of the following is NOT a component of the E-waste value chain?

• Collection

• Recycling

• Production

• Distribution

What is the main function of an E-waste collection system?

• To manufacture electronic products

• To collect and manage discarded electronic items

• To sell new electronic devices

• To promote electronic waste

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) mainly holds producers accountable for:

• Marketing of products

• Product design only

• Entire lifecycle of their products, especially post-consumer waste

• Retail pricing

Collective Responsibility in E-waste management refers to:

• Only the government being responsible

• Consumers and producers sharing responsibility for waste management

• Only producers being responsible

• Ignoring responsibilities

What does Producer Responsible Organization (PRO) do?

• Manufactures electronic products

• Manages the collection and recycling of E-waste on behalf of producers

• Sells E-waste

• Regulates electronic markets

Which category of E-waste includes discarded computers, phones, and televisions?

• Industrial waste

• Consumer electronics waste

• Household hazardous waste

• Medical waste

What is a critical challenge in E-waste collection systems?

• Manufacturing new products

• Proper segregation and transportation of waste

• Increasing production costs

• Marketing strategies

Which stage in the E-waste value chain involves dismantling and sorting of components?

• Collection

• Transportation

• Recycling and recovery

• Manufacturing

Under Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), who is primarily responsible for financing the collection and recycling of E-waste?

• Consumers

• Retailers

• Producers

• Waste management companies