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問題一覧
1
The bodies of living organism are
composed of ________ percent of water.
70 to 90
2
is a result when
contaminations are introduced into
the natural environment.
Water Pollution
3
Major sources of Water
Pollution
Slaughterhouses, Industries, Domestic Waste, Agriculture
4
Waste water of communities (urines
and feces)
municipal sewage
5
considered as the most
serious water pollutant
sewage
6
Water-borne micro-organism or
insects breeding on water can
cause several disease including
cholera, typhoid, Gastro- intestinal
diseases.
Infectious Agents
7
Nitrogen, phospherous, and
potassium are the 3 most elements
for plants growth but it is also in the
domestic waste, detergents and
fertilizers run offs.
plant nutrients
8
heavy metals and oil slicks
Toxic Chemicals
9
interfere with
biochemical process (ex: mercury, lead,
cadmium etc.)
heavy metals
10
Thin layer of oil floating on
the surface of oceans.
oil slicks
11
Improper or excessive use of
pesticides in agriculture frequently
leads to contaminations of
irrigation canals.
Persistent Substances
12
Come from mine tailings and nuclear waste
Radioactive Materials
13
Heat from thermal or nuclear power plants
reduces the solubility of oxygen in water
Thermal Pollution
14
Forest destruction or Aquatic (marine)
destruction are connected.
sediments, sands, and silt
15
These _______________ render
agriculture soil unproductive, makes
water turbid and adversely affect aquatic
life
inorganic substance
16
Discharge of sewage in from domestic and
industrial waste as well as excess fertilizers
into the lake increase further the nutrient
load of the lake. This is what we called
____________
Cultural Eutrophication
17
is the release of liquid petroleum
hydrocarbon into environment,especially
the marine ecosystem,due to human
activity.
Oil Pollution
18
is the process of removing potentially harmful impurities drinking water.This includes chemical, viruses,bacteria and other biological contaminants.
water treatment or water purification
19
is the most effective means of destroying a variety of viruses and bacteria.A chemical feed pump continuously dispense chlorine chemicals into water supply.
Chlorination
20
an oxidizing agent ,kills most bacteria
chlorine
21
are the activities and actions required to manage waste from its inception to its final disposal. This includes collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste together with monitoring and regulation. It also encompasses the legal and regulatory framework that relates to waste management encompassing guidance on recycling etc.
waste management or waste disposal
22
is the process of taking useful discarded items for a specific next use. These discarded items are then processed to extract or recover materials and resources or convert them to energy in the form of useable heat, electricity or fuel.
resource recovery
23
is the process of converting waste products into new products to prevent energy usage and consumption of fresh raw materials.
Recycling
24
_________ is the third component of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle waste hierarchy. The idea behind recycling is to reduce energy usage, reduce volume of landfills, reduce air and water pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and preserve natural resources for future use.
Recycling
25
It includes point source and non-point source discharges
such as storm water and wastewater. Examples of liquid
waste include wash water from homes, liquids used for
cleaning in industries and waste detergents.
Liquid type
26
is any garbage, refuse or rubbish that we make in our homes and other places. These include old car tires, old newspapers, broken furniture and even food waste. They may include any waste that is non-liquid.
solid waste
27
This consist of bags, jars bottles and many other products that can be found in household.
plastic waste
28
this include packaging material newspaper, cardboards and other products.
paper/card waste
29
This can be found I various forms throughout your homes.
Tins and metal
30
These items can easily be recycled. Look for special glass
recycling bins and bottle banks to dispose them correctly
ceramics and glass
31
Types of solid waste (format: PPTC)
plastic waste, paper/card waste, tins and metal, ceramic and glass
32
Recycling is processing used materials (waste) into new,
useful products. This is done to reduce the use of raw materials that would have been used.
Recyclable Type
33
Waste that can be potentially recycled is termed _________
recyclable waste
34
Toxic waste, also called hazardous waste or poisonous
waste is simple any kind of waste that is known to cause
deaths and serious health conditions to living things and
the environment. The effect may be immediate or long
term.
Hazardous Type
35
If this waste item easily catch fire, burst into flames, irritate eyes, skin or breathing. Examples include varnish, paints or polish.
Ignitable
36
If this waste item can chemically react with another substance to explode or give of dangerous vapors. An example include Ammonia, which can read with Chlorine bleach to produce a harmful gas.
Reactive
37
If the waste item is poisonous to humans and other living things. Many pesticides and household cleaning chemicals
fall in this class.
Toxic
38
These waste items are acidic in nature and can erode other materials. Corrosive waste can eat through metal, or cause severe burns and skin complications if they get into contact with skins
Corrosive
39
What are the types of harmful wastes? (format: IRTC)
Ignitable, Reactive, Toxic, Corrosive
40
comes from plants or animals sources. Commonly, they include food waste, fruit and vegetable peels, flower trimmings and even dog poop can be classified as organic waste. They are biodegradable (this means they are easily broken down by other organisms over time and turned into manure). Many people turn their organic waste into compost and use them in their gardens.
organic type
41
True organic waste can be just about anything that comes directly from your garden such as plants,flowers grass,clippings,weeds,and leaves.
garden waste
42
Items that are considered to be organic waste from realm
of the kitchen include egg shells, vegetable and fruit peel like orange rinds and apple skins.
kitchen debris
43
meats that will eventually shrivel up and recede into the earth such as cold cuts meats, even bones are organic waste.
Cooked Food
44
paper towels, cardboard, and writing paper are all considered to be biodegradable and safe for the environment once they are broken down.
paper products
45
manure, sewage and even waste from animal slaughter are forms of biodegradable waste materials. Animal manure can usually be purchased in large quantities at home and garden centers.
Human waste
46
any kind of waste containing infectious (or potentially
infectious) materials.[1] It may also include waste associated
with the generation of biomedical waste that visually
appears to be of medical or laboratory origin (e.g.,
packaging, unused bandages, infusion kits, etc.), as well
research laboratory waste containing biomolecules or
organisms that are restricted from environmental release.
biomedical waste
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1
The bodies of living organism are
composed of ________ percent of water.
70 to 90
2
is a result when
contaminations are introduced into
the natural environment.
Water Pollution
3
Major sources of Water
Pollution
Slaughterhouses, Industries, Domestic Waste, Agriculture
4
Waste water of communities (urines
and feces)
municipal sewage
5
considered as the most
serious water pollutant
sewage
6
Water-borne micro-organism or
insects breeding on water can
cause several disease including
cholera, typhoid, Gastro- intestinal
diseases.
Infectious Agents
7
Nitrogen, phospherous, and
potassium are the 3 most elements
for plants growth but it is also in the
domestic waste, detergents and
fertilizers run offs.
plant nutrients
8
heavy metals and oil slicks
Toxic Chemicals
9
interfere with
biochemical process (ex: mercury, lead,
cadmium etc.)
heavy metals
10
Thin layer of oil floating on
the surface of oceans.
oil slicks
11
Improper or excessive use of
pesticides in agriculture frequently
leads to contaminations of
irrigation canals.
Persistent Substances
12
Come from mine tailings and nuclear waste
Radioactive Materials
13
Heat from thermal or nuclear power plants
reduces the solubility of oxygen in water
Thermal Pollution
14
Forest destruction or Aquatic (marine)
destruction are connected.
sediments, sands, and silt
15
These _______________ render
agriculture soil unproductive, makes
water turbid and adversely affect aquatic
life
inorganic substance
16
Discharge of sewage in from domestic and
industrial waste as well as excess fertilizers
into the lake increase further the nutrient
load of the lake. This is what we called
____________
Cultural Eutrophication
17
is the release of liquid petroleum
hydrocarbon into environment,especially
the marine ecosystem,due to human
activity.
Oil Pollution
18
is the process of removing potentially harmful impurities drinking water.This includes chemical, viruses,bacteria and other biological contaminants.
water treatment or water purification
19
is the most effective means of destroying a variety of viruses and bacteria.A chemical feed pump continuously dispense chlorine chemicals into water supply.
Chlorination
20
an oxidizing agent ,kills most bacteria
chlorine
21
are the activities and actions required to manage waste from its inception to its final disposal. This includes collection, transport, treatment and disposal of waste together with monitoring and regulation. It also encompasses the legal and regulatory framework that relates to waste management encompassing guidance on recycling etc.
waste management or waste disposal
22
is the process of taking useful discarded items for a specific next use. These discarded items are then processed to extract or recover materials and resources or convert them to energy in the form of useable heat, electricity or fuel.
resource recovery
23
is the process of converting waste products into new products to prevent energy usage and consumption of fresh raw materials.
Recycling
24
_________ is the third component of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle waste hierarchy. The idea behind recycling is to reduce energy usage, reduce volume of landfills, reduce air and water pollution, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and preserve natural resources for future use.
Recycling
25
It includes point source and non-point source discharges
such as storm water and wastewater. Examples of liquid
waste include wash water from homes, liquids used for
cleaning in industries and waste detergents.
Liquid type
26
is any garbage, refuse or rubbish that we make in our homes and other places. These include old car tires, old newspapers, broken furniture and even food waste. They may include any waste that is non-liquid.
solid waste
27
This consist of bags, jars bottles and many other products that can be found in household.
plastic waste
28
this include packaging material newspaper, cardboards and other products.
paper/card waste
29
This can be found I various forms throughout your homes.
Tins and metal
30
These items can easily be recycled. Look for special glass
recycling bins and bottle banks to dispose them correctly
ceramics and glass
31
Types of solid waste (format: PPTC)
plastic waste, paper/card waste, tins and metal, ceramic and glass
32
Recycling is processing used materials (waste) into new,
useful products. This is done to reduce the use of raw materials that would have been used.
Recyclable Type
33
Waste that can be potentially recycled is termed _________
recyclable waste
34
Toxic waste, also called hazardous waste or poisonous
waste is simple any kind of waste that is known to cause
deaths and serious health conditions to living things and
the environment. The effect may be immediate or long
term.
Hazardous Type
35
If this waste item easily catch fire, burst into flames, irritate eyes, skin or breathing. Examples include varnish, paints or polish.
Ignitable
36
If this waste item can chemically react with another substance to explode or give of dangerous vapors. An example include Ammonia, which can read with Chlorine bleach to produce a harmful gas.
Reactive
37
If the waste item is poisonous to humans and other living things. Many pesticides and household cleaning chemicals
fall in this class.
Toxic
38
These waste items are acidic in nature and can erode other materials. Corrosive waste can eat through metal, or cause severe burns and skin complications if they get into contact with skins
Corrosive
39
What are the types of harmful wastes? (format: IRTC)
Ignitable, Reactive, Toxic, Corrosive
40
comes from plants or animals sources. Commonly, they include food waste, fruit and vegetable peels, flower trimmings and even dog poop can be classified as organic waste. They are biodegradable (this means they are easily broken down by other organisms over time and turned into manure). Many people turn their organic waste into compost and use them in their gardens.
organic type
41
True organic waste can be just about anything that comes directly from your garden such as plants,flowers grass,clippings,weeds,and leaves.
garden waste
42
Items that are considered to be organic waste from realm
of the kitchen include egg shells, vegetable and fruit peel like orange rinds and apple skins.
kitchen debris
43
meats that will eventually shrivel up and recede into the earth such as cold cuts meats, even bones are organic waste.
Cooked Food
44
paper towels, cardboard, and writing paper are all considered to be biodegradable and safe for the environment once they are broken down.
paper products
45
manure, sewage and even waste from animal slaughter are forms of biodegradable waste materials. Animal manure can usually be purchased in large quantities at home and garden centers.
Human waste
46
any kind of waste containing infectious (or potentially
infectious) materials.[1] It may also include waste associated
with the generation of biomedical waste that visually
appears to be of medical or laboratory origin (e.g.,
packaging, unused bandages, infusion kits, etc.), as well
research laboratory waste containing biomolecules or
organisms that are restricted from environmental release.
biomedical waste