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WorksheetsImportance of Product Label and Proper Disposal of Waste
Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 21mins
Keep pesticides in areas away from children’s reach.
TRUE
FALSE
All household materials are useful.
TRUE
FALSE
Muriatic acid can be labeled as corrosive and poisonous.
TRUE
FALSE
Recyclable materials such as empty mineral bottles are harmful.
TRUE
FALSE
Consumers must read product labels when buying grocery items.
TRUE
FALSE
Place fertilizers in containers and label them as poisonous.
TRUE
FALSE
Throw away plastic bottles after using them.
TRUE
FALSE
Labels are not important in classifying materials as to useful or harmful
TRUE
FALSE
Food allergen warnings are helpful for those who have allergies
TRUE
FALSE
Product labels gives us information on how to use it.
FALSE
TRUE
1.Product labels warns people possible dangers.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of the following is the proper way to dispose of mercury-containing lamps?
Breaking the lamp into pieces and throwing them to into the trash bins2
Put them in their original boxes and sealing them
Burning them at your backyard
Leaving them outside the house and let the garbage collector decide
Wear gloves and masks when using hazardous household chemicals such as insecticides.
TRUE
FALSE
Batteries can be put into trash bins, and then burned.
TRUE
FALSE
Read carefully the instructions indicated in the product labels before disposing them.
TRUE
FALSE
Product labels displays unnecessary
information.
FALSE
TRUE
Buy products with unlabeled information.
TRUE
FALSE
What is a label of product for?
to entertain the product.
to give information of the product.
to show how to cook the product.
What product label that tells what the product is made of?
expiration date
ingredients
warning
uses
What product label that shows a list of safety precautions about the product?
warning or caution
net weight
uses
product proof
What product label that tells how to use and store the product?
uses
nutrition facts
ingredients
directions
Hazardous chemicals can be dispensed over the sink and toilet bowls.
True
False
Wear gloves and masks when using hazardous household chemicals such as insecticides.
True
False
It is okay to leave your gadgets charging overnight.
True
False
Read the expiration date of the product before buying it.
True
False
Electronic devices cannot be recycled anymore like other materials.
True
False
Compact flourescent lamps (CFLs) do not have mercury so they're not dangerous.
True
False
Read carefully the instructions indicated in the product labels before disposing of them.
True
False
Marine life might be poisoned if the chemicals from household products are drained in nearby water bodies such as rivers and lakes.
True
False
Hazardous chemicals can be dispensed over the sink and toilet bowls.
True
False
Wear gloves and masks when using hazardous household chemicals such as insecticides.
True
False
Who among the following practices Reduce of waste management?
Roger makes a robot toy out of plastic bottles.
Rodney reuses his bottles to make a Christmas tree.
Richard turns off his lampshade at night while he sleeps.
Rene uses her grocery bags she used last time to carry her groceries.
Which of the following situations will have a great effect on the environment?
Andy segregates their household waste at home.
Anna feeds their food wastes to their pets.
Amber piles their newly-trimmed grass in their backyard.
Amboy secretly throws their garbage in the river.
Which of the following is the devastating effects of trash to the environment?
Biodegradable : food peelings :: Nonbiodegradable : _______________.
dead animals
food waste
candy wrappers
fried chicken
Which of the choices is an example of reducing waste?
Collecting bottles and taking them to a local junkshop.
Buying products that use less packaging.
Making new things out of old things.
Using as old shirt as a rag to wash your car.
Which is NOT a proper place to take an aluminum can that you want to recycle?
Junkshop
Recycle bin
Drainage canal
Plastic bag
Which of these is an example of reusing?
Buying sachet products over bottled ones.
Disposing of plastic cups anywhere.
Making paper mache from scraps of paper.
Tossing bottles into rivers.
Which of the choices is the proper way to dispose of mercury-containing lamps?
Breaking the lamps into pieces and throwing them into trash bins.
Put them in their original boxes and sealing them.
Burning them at your backyard.
Leaving them outside the house and let the garbage collector decide.
