Farm Waste Management Quiz 2

What is the primary purpose of farm waste management?

• To create more waste

• To keep farms clean and safe

• To increase the amount of chemical waste

• To reduce the number of animals on the farm

Which of the following is an example of organic waste?

• Plastic bags

• Pesticide bottles

• Crop waste

• Food packaging

Why is it important to separate different types of waste on a farm?

• To make the farm look nicer

• To ensure proper disposal and reduce harm to the environment

• To confuse the workers

• To increase the amount of waste

What is one benefit of composting mentioned in the presentation?

• It creates more plastic waste

• It turns waste into rich soil

• It requires a lot of chemicals

• It makes the farm smell bad

When making compost, which materials should you layer together?

• Only brown materials

• Only green materials

• Brown materials (like leaves) and green materials (like food scraps)

• Just animal waste

What is a critical step in handling chemical containers safely?

• Throw them away without rinsing

• Rinse them three times and dispose of them properly

• Keep them in the sun

• Use them for composting

How can improper waste management affect people and animals?

• It can make them healthier

• It can make them sick

• It has no effect on them

• It can help them grow

What role does everyone play in managing farm waste?

• Everyone can ignore waste management

• Everyone has a role in managing waste responsibly

• Only the farmers are responsible for waste

• Only scientists need to worry about waste

What is an example of inorganic waste found on farms?

• Food scraps

• Animal faeces

• Plastic containers

• Compost

What is the most important takeaway from learning about farm waste management?

• Waste is not important

• Proper waste management protects the environment and health

• All waste should be burned

• Only organic waste matters