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Question (11)

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Old newspapers are usually

(A) burnt immediately
(B) thrown into wet-waste bins
(C) buried in soil
(D) given to recyclers

Correct Answer: D

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Question (12)

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Why is waste separated into dry and wet categories?

(A) To increase waste
(B) To manage waste better and keep surroundings clean
(C) To make bins heavier
(D) To use more plastic bags

Correct Answer: B

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Question (13)

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A student finds food peels, paper scraps and leftovers mixed together. What should the student do first?

(A) Burn them
(B) Throw everything into one bin
(C) Separate them into suitable categories
(D) Leave them where they are

Correct Answer: C

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Question (14)

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If a school has separate bins for food waste and other waste, it is following

(A) Decoration
(B) Transportation
(C) Cultivation
(D) Segregation

Correct Answer: D

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Question (15)

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Which group of students would most likely check whether separate bins are available?

(A) Water Watchers
(B) Traffic Trackers
(C) Waste Warriors
(D) Green Guardians

Correct Answer: C

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Question (16)

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A banana peel should be placed in the

(A) Wet-waste box
(B) Dry-waste box
(C) Items-for-recycler box
(D) Stationery box

Correct Answer: A

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Question (17)

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A used newspaper should most appropriately go to

(A) Wet waste
(B) Recycler collection
(C) Drain water
(D) Playground corner

Correct Answer: B

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Question (18)

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A school wants to reduce waste generation. Which action is best?

(A) Use disposable items every day
(B) Use only what is needed
(C) Throw away half-used notebooks
(D) Replace usable items frequently

Correct Answer: B

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Question (19)

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A student throws a useful notebook with many blank pages into a dustbin. Which waste-management idea is being ignored?

(A) Reusing things
(B) Water conservation
(C) Traffic safety
(D) Fire safety

Correct Answer: A

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Question (20)

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Which observation would show poor waste management in a school?

(A) Separate bins are available
(B) Students use bins correctly
(C) Litter is found in many places
(D) Recyclers collect reusable items

Correct Answer: C

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Question (11)

Old newspapers are usually

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Question (12)

Why is waste separated into dry and wet categories?

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Question (13)

A student finds food peels, paper scraps and leftovers mixed together. What should the student do first?

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Question (14)

If a school has separate bins for food waste and other waste, it is following

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Question (15)

Which group of students would most likely check whether separate bins are available?

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Question (16)

A banana peel should be placed in the

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Question (17)

A used newspaper should most appropriately go to

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Question (18)

A school wants to reduce waste generation. Which action is best?

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Question (19)

A student throws a useful notebook with many blank pages into a dustbin. Which waste-management idea is being ignored?

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Question (20)

Which observation would show poor waste management in a school?

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