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Understanding Sewage and Sports

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is sewage and why is it important to manage it?

a)

Sewage is wastewater containing human waste and pollutants; managing it is vital for public health and environmental protection.

b)

Sewage is a type of food waste; managing it helps reduce hunger.

c)

Sewage is rainwater runoff; it is important for maintaining local wildlife.

d)

Sewage is clean water used for irrigation; it is important for crop growth.

2.

Name two types of sewage and describe each.

a)

Stormwater: Rainwater runoff from urban areas.

b)

Agricultural Sewage: Wastewater from farming activities.

c)

1. Domestic Sewage: Wastewater from households. 2. Industrial Sewage: Wastewater from industrial processes.

d)

Chemical Sewage: Wastewater from chemical laboratories.

3.

What is refuse and how does it differ from sewage?

a)

Refuse is a type of sewage that is treated before disposal.

b)

Refuse is solid waste, while sewage is liquid waste.

c)

Refuse and sewage are the same and can be disposed of together.

d)

Refuse is liquid waste, while sewage is solid waste.

4.

List two types of refuse and provide examples for each.

a)

1. Organic refuse: Examples include food scraps, yard waste. 2. Inorganic refuse: Examples include plastic bottles, metal cans.

b)

Textile refuse: Examples include worn-out clothes, fabric scraps.

c)

Electronic refuse: Examples include old computers, smartphones.

d)

Hazardous refuse: Examples include batteries, chemicals.

5.

What is the role of water in our daily lives?

a)

Water is essential for hydration, bodily functions, agriculture, and sanitation.

b)

Water is only important for recreational activities.

c)

Water is a source of energy for machines.

d)

Water is primarily used for decoration and aesthetics.

6.

Define a contact sport and give two examples.

a)

golf and archery

b)

Examples of contact sports include rugby and boxing.

c)

swimming and cycling

d)

soccer and tennis

7.

Define a non-contact sport and give two examples.

a)

Football and basketball

b)

Examples of non-contact sports include tennis and swimming.

c)

Rugby and ice hockey

d)

Boxing and wrestling

8.

What are some benefits of participating in contact sports?

a)

Lower physical endurance

b)

Increased risk of injury

c)

Benefits of participating in contact sports include improved physical fitness, enhanced teamwork skills, increased discipline, and social interaction.

d)

Decreased social skills

9.

What are some benefits of participating in non-contact sports?

a)

Increased risk of serious injuries

b)

Benefits of participating in non-contact sports include reduced injury risk, improved fitness, enhanced mental health, and social interaction.

c)

Decreased physical fitness

d)

Isolation from social activities

10.

How can both contact and non-contact sports contribute to physical health?

a)

Both contact and non-contact sports contribute to physical health by improving cardiovascular fitness, strength, and overall well-being through regular exercise.

b)

Both types of sports can lead to increased injury risk.

c)

Non-contact sports do not require physical activity.

d)

Only contact sports improve mental health.