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WorksheetsTLE 8- Household Services
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 3mins
The basic tools and equipment for housekeeping services must always be available.
True
False
This tool is used for manual floor mopping.
Hand brushes
Dusting cloth
Mop with handle
Scouring pad
This tool is used to prevent squeaking noises of doors.
Toilet bowl brush
Oiler/s
Water hose
Cobwebber
This tool is used to clean the dirt on the floor. It consists of a brush of straw or stiff strands of synthetic material bound tightly to the end of a long handle.
Water hose
Bucket
Broom
Dustpan
A device used to spray a liquid and is used to fumigate and eliminate pests and mosquitoes.
Tongs
Insect sprayer
Trash bags
Sponge
This tool is used to polish metal surfaces such as bathroom fixtures.
Polishing cloth
Hand brushes
Sponge
Dustpan
There are two types of detergents: the "soapy detergent" and the "synthetic detergent".
True
False
Solvent cleaners are used for hiding bad smells. They counteract stale odors and sometimes introduce fragrance in the area.
True
False
Polishes are cleaning agents that are applied to a surface to form a hard, protective layer, thus, guarding against finger marks, stains, and scratches.
True
False
Acids used as cleaning agents may vary from mild acid to strong concentrated hydrochloric acid. Acids should be used in solutions followed by thorough rinsing.
True
False
A hazard is a condition where there is a threat to life, health, property, and the environment.
True
False
This type of waste is considered useless and are dumped and thrown away. These come from housekeeping activities like residential wastes, household and domestic wastes.
Liquid waste
Solid waste
This type of waste includes human waste, industrial wastewater, flood water, and other wastewater from different sources.
Solid waste
Liquid waste
This is the constitutional law designed to make sure that all Filipinos have air that is safe to breathe. The primary goal is to protect public health and the environment from damage caused by air pollution.
The Philippines Clean Air Act of 1999
The Philippines Clean Air Act of 1989
Waste Management
This involves the collection, transport, processing, recycling, or disposal of waste materials in every area of the workplace where waste is found.
Hazard
Waste Management
The Philippines Clean Air Act of 1999
