CL.3 BK.5-2-Good Living Environment

What is a good living environment?

• A good living environment is safe, clean, and supportive, promoting health and well-being.

• A good living environment is isolated and unwelcoming.

• A good living environment is noisy and chaotic.

• A good living environment is filled with pollution and crime.

Why is it important to keep the environment clean?

• It is important to keep the environment clean to protect health, preserve ecosystems, and ensure a sustainable future.

• To increase pollution levels

• To promote deforestation

• To encourage waste production

How should we handle waste?

• Reduce, reuse, recycle, and dispose responsibly.

• Bury waste without any precautions

• Throw everything in the ocean

• Burn all waste immediately

What is stagnant water?

• Water that is frozen solid.

• Water that is not flowing or moving.

• Water that is flowing rapidly.

• Water that is boiling or steaming.

Why should we remove stagnant water?

• To create a breeding ground for mosquitoes.

• To enhance the aesthetic appeal of the area.

• To prevent the spread of diseases and maintain a clean environment.

• To increase water supply for local plants.

What is noise?

• Noise is a type of music.

• Noise is unwanted or disruptive sound.

• Noise is a pleasant sound.

• Noise is a form of silence.

How is noise controlled?

• Ignoring the noise completely

• Noise is controlled by soundproofing, noise barriers, and sound-absorbing materials.

• Increasing the volume of music

• Using louder speakers

Why should we avoid making loud noises at home?

• To create a lively atmosphere for gatherings.

• To ensure everyone can hear the television clearly.

• To encourage pets to be more active and playful.

• We should avoid making loud noises at home to maintain a peaceful and comfortable living environment.

What do green environments provide?

• Green environments reduce air quality.

• Green environments limit wildlife habitats.

• Green environments increase urban noise levels.

• Green environments provide ecological benefits, recreational opportunities, and improve mental well-being.

How do plants help the air?

• Plants do not affect air quality at all.

• Plants only provide shade and do not impact air composition.

• Plants improve air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen.

• Plants absorb oxygen and release carbon dioxide.