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WorksheetsMapeh 6
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 21mins
What are the examples of biodegradable waste
plastic
metals
paints
paper
Biodegradable plastics and bioplastics don't always readily decompose.
True
False
Materials or Objects capable of being broken down or decomposed to smaller products by the action of living things (such as animals or microorganisms).
Biodegradable Waste
Non biodegradable Waste
Waste Management
Residual Waste
Lucas thinks that the best way to reduce the amount of garbage his family produces is to burn all of it. Why is this not the best way to reduce waste?
It is a lot of work.
Burning garbage can release toxins into the air.
A fire creates too much heat on a hot summer day
Biodegradable items do not burn.
What are the main products that can be recycled?
Paper,glass,plastic container
concrete, ceramics, bubble wrap
Styrofoam,battery
none of the above
Refers to the practice of proper waste disposal.
Waste management
Marketing management
Strategic management
Human management
It is the process of remanufacturing or reprocessing used materials.
Reduce
Reuse
Recycle
Recover
It means transforming used materials or garbage into a useful substance in order to create electricity or energy.
Reduce
Recycle
Recover
Recycle
Biodegradable waste can be transformed into a fertilizer by a process called
composting
recycling
wasting
reusing
Used or consumed products or materials
Water pollution
Air pollution
Wastes
Pollutants
Why is burning waste not an acceptable practice of solid waste management?
Because it is very costly
Because it requires modern technology
Because it causes several environmental issues
Because it requires a lot of space
How does improper waste disposal affect our environment?
Bodies of water become contaminated due to dissolved harmful chemicals from waste materials.
The air become polluted due to harmful gases release into air from burning of waste.
The land become contaminated due to hazardous waste buried in soil.
All of the given choices.
Which action shows a way to reduce waste materials at home and in school?
I. Use the back sides of each piece of paper.
II. Use each page in our notebooks.
III. Communicate by email instead of by using paper.
IV. Throw file folders and envelopes after using them once.
I and II
I, II, III
I and IV
I, II, IV
If you bring lunch to your work, how can you pack a “Waste Free Lunch”?
Pack your food in reusable containers.
Pack your food in aluminum foil.
Pack you lunch food in Styrofoam.
Pack your lunch in single use plastic.
Mary has started to compost her food scraps and dried leaves. She planned to use the compost for her garden. What 5Rs technique does this action show?
Reduce
Recycle
Recover
Repair
Which of the following should be done in disposing rotten vegetables and fruit peelings?
Burn them.
Throw them away anywhere.
Put them in a compost pit.
Collect and sell to the junk shop..
Dina has plenty of old slippers at home. How should she manage those waste?
Bury them.
Pile them in your backyard.
Keep them until they decay.
Make a doormat out of them.
Anna found out that her uniform zipper is damaged. What is the best thing to do in this situation?
Throw the uniform in the waste bin.
Repair the damage part.
Buy a new uniform.
Keep the uniform in the cabinet.
How do we benefit from recycling waste materials?
Energy reduction
Saving natural resources
Creating jobs
All of the above
Which practice will you recommend to lessen the waste materials damped in the landfill?
Use disposable items or single use products such batteries, razors and plates.
Use a plastic bag when you buy at the grocery store.
Avoid individually wrapped items, snack packs, and single-serve containers.
Incinerate waste materials that have served its purpose.
Which of these is a good example of reusing instead of throwing something away?
Wearing two shirts instead of a jacket
Throwing your old if it get too small
Wearing your sister's or brother's old jacket
Buying a new jacket when yours gets too small
By writing on both sides of a piece of paper, you're _____.
Reducing
Repairing
Recycling
Recovering
Renee has started to compost her food scraps and leaves/yard trimmings. When it all breaks down into soil, she'll use that for her garden. This is an example of which?
Reducing
Recycling
Repairing
Reusing
Why is it important to recycle?
Recycling uses up a lot of energy people need.
Recycling is bad for the environment.
Recycling makes our landfills overflow.
Recycling conserves our natural resources.
Which of the following situation shows a way of waste management called Recover?
Mark plays his brother's old toys.
April sew some patching on her pants.
CJ makes a DIY flower vase using a plastic bottle.
Rona gathered some parts of her old phone to be use in her science experiment.
What does the 5Rs in Waste Management stands for?
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, Repeat
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Recover, Repair
Reduce, Resume, Recycle, Recover, Repair
Reduce, Reuse, Report, Recover, Repeat
What "R" of Waste Management does the picture shows?
Reduce
Reuse
Repair
Recover
Biodegradable plastics and bioplastics don't always readily decompose.
True
False
Refers to the practice of proper waste disposal.
Waste management
Marketing management
Strategic management
Human management
Even in our young age, we can help in proper segregation of wastes at home, in school, and in the community.
TRUE
FALSE
The ___ is an example of an untuned percussion instrument.
Vibraphone
Snare Drum
Timpani
The horn and trumpet are members of the ___ family.
Brass
String
Woodwind
You would expect to find ___ in a jazz band.
French Horn
Cellos
Saxophones
A violin has ___ strings
4
5
6
The oboe and bassoon use ___ reeds to produce sound.
single
double
triple
Both the ___ use valves to change pitch.
trombone and trumpet
flute and clarinet
horn and tuba
A ___ is an example of a tuned percussion instrument.
snare drum
guiro
xylophone
Saxophones and clarinets use ___ to produce sound.
double reeds
single reeds
slides
The ___ plays the tuning note "A" for the orchestra, before a concert begins.
conductor
violin
oboe
There are ___ keys on a piano.
198
88
78
Select all the string instruments.
Violin
Vibraphone
Cello
Conga
Double Bass
The guiro is an example of ___ percussion
shaker
untuned
tuned
___ refer to the same instrument.
Timpani and kettledrum
Flute and piccolo
Violin and violoncello
The ___ on the trombone is used to change pitch.
key
mallet
slide
The ___ is the smallest and highest-pitched string instrument.
viola
violin
cello
How many sections of the orchestra?
4
3
6
7
To what section does this instrument belong to?
Brass Section
Percussion Section
String Section
Woodwind Section
What is bow hair made out of?
String
Cotton
Cat guts
Horse Hair
What are the names of 4 families of musical instruments?
Drums, Guitar, Cello, Trumpet
Violin, Saxophone, Tuba, Percussion
Strings, Woodwind, Brass, and Percussion
Saxophone belongs to:
Percussion
Brass
Woodwind
A ___ is an example of a pitched percussion instrument.
snare drum
guiro
xylophone
A thin stick used by a conductor to direct an orchestra?
double bass
violin
concertmaster
baton
What would we traditionally call an orchestra with around 100 players?
Chamber
Symphony
Massive
Grand
