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Question 1

_____ comes for the Greek wod “oikos” or house and “logos” the study of

Answer 1

Ecology

Question 2

Ecology comes for the Greek wod “____” or house and “logos” the study of

Answer 2

oikos

Question 3

Ecology comes for the Greek wod “oikos” or _____ and “logos” the study of.

Answer 3

house

Question 4

Ecology comes for the Greek wod “oikos” or house and “_____” the study of.

Answer 4

logos

Question 5

Ecology comes for the Greek wod “oikos” or house and “logos” the _____

Answer 5

study of

Question 6

It is defined as the scientific study of the interrelationships of plants, animals and the environment. It is oftentimes misused as a synonym for environment.

Answer 6

ecology

Question 7

It is defined as the scientific study of the interrelationships of plants, animals and the environment. It is oftentimes misused as a synonym for environment.

Answer 7

ecology

Question 8

The plants and trees in the Philippines forests are the sources of our _____

Answer 8

medicines

Question 9

The ______ in the Philippines forests are the sources of our medicines

Answer 9

plants and trees

Question 10

T/F The seas and rivers and waters are the sources of fish.

Answer 10

T

Question 11

is only in the ______ where the fish die of old age, and yet the country imports sardines.

Answer 11

Philippines

Question 12

T/F Some Filipino fishermen still use dynamic in fishing which destroys the ecological balance of nature.

Answer 12

T

Question 13

T/F The wanton exploitation of our land and waters is the “root of many of our economic and political problems “, and more “deep –seated crisis” than political instability , economic decline and a growth in armed conflict

Answer 13

T

Question 14

T/F According to Toh Swee-Hin & Cawagas (1990) , people all over the world are increasingly alarmed over the rapid deterioration of our natural environment.

Answer 14

T

Question 15

According to _______(1990) , people all over the world are increasingly alarmed over the rapid deterioration of our natural environment.

Answer 15

Toh Swee-Hin & Cawagas

Question 16

According to (______1990) , people all over the world are increasingly alarmed over the rapid deterioration of our natural environment.

Answer 16

Toh Swee-Hin & Cawagas

Question 17

Thus the continuing depletion of the ozone layer of the planet earth as well as global warming through the “_________ “ have been the

     subject of study of many scientists urgently looking for solutions to save our planet from eventual destruction.

Answer 17

greenhouse effect

Question 18

Thus the continuing depletion of the ozone layer of the planet earth as well as _______ through the “greenhouse effect “ have been the

     subject of study of many scientists urgently looking for solutions to save our planet from eventual destruction.

Answer 18

global warming

Question 19

Thus the continuing depletion of the _______ of the planet earth as well as global warming through the “greenhouse effect “ have been the

     subject of study of many scientists urgently looking for solutions to save our planet from eventual destruction.

Answer 19

ozone layer

Question 20

There is a prediction that there will be an increase in the incidence of skin cancer and other ailments due to harmful ______

Answer 20

solar radiation,

Question 21

The rising ______ would cause the melting of glaciers and polar caps,

Answer 21

global temperature

Question 22

The rising global temperature would cause the melting of _____

Answer 22

glaciers and polar caps,

Question 23

The so – called “_______” is compounded as countries continue to burn fossil fuels like coal, oil, natural gas, and other petroleum by products, which increase the carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere.

Answer 23

greenhouse effect

Question 24

The so – called “greenhouse effect” is compounded as countries continue to burn ______ like coal, oil, natural gas, and other petroleum by products, which increase the carbon dioxide content in the atmosphere.

Answer 24

fossil fuels

Question 25

The so – called “greenhouse effect” is compounded as countries continue to burn fossil fuels like coal, oil, natural gas, and other petroleum by products, which increase the _______content in the atmosphere.

Answer 25

carbon dioxide

Question 26

Further , Toh Swee –Hin & Cawagas say that the destruction of rainforests in all continents (Europe , the Amazons, Asia) adds t this “_______” by disrupting the process that transforms carbon dioxide to oxygen

Answer 26

greenhouse effect

Question 27

Further , ______ say that the destruction of rainforests in all continents (Europe , the Amazons, Asia) adds t this “greenhouse effect” by disrupting the process that transforms carbon dioxide to oxygen

Answer 27

Toh Swee –Hin & Cawagas

Question 28

Further , Toh Swee –Hin & Cawagas say that the destruction of _____ in all continents (Europe , the Amazons, Asia) adds t this “greenhouse effect” by disrupting the process that transforms carbon dioxide to oxygen

Answer 28

rainforests

Question 29

Further , Toh Swee –Hin & Cawagas say that the destruction of rainforests in all continents (Europe , the Amazons, Asia) adds t this “greenhouse effect” by disrupting the process that transforms ______

Answer 29

carbon dioxide to oxygen

Question 30

______ are essential in the functioning and maintenance of natural water system. They hold rainwater and then gradually release the water into the ground, the rivers, and lakes

Answer 30

Rainforests

Question 31

Even our _____ resource are greatly affected by pollution which are brought by industrial wastes and mine tailing that are dumped into our rivers, lakes and seas.

Answer 31

marine

Question 32

The rich countries are also contributors to ecological breakdown in the _____

Answer 32

Third World

Question 33

The ____ countries are also contributors to ecological breakdown in the Third World

Answer 33

rich

Question 34

T/F Because of the lower pollution standards of our country, they take an advantage by dumping toxic wastes into the air, land, and waters of host nations.

Answer 34

T

Question 35

T/F In the urban areas, especially in Metro Manila, the air that we breathe is no longer safe. It poses danger to our health.

Answer 35

T

Question 36

The unhealthy attitude of Filipinos throwing garbage into the rivers, lakes and seas can cause death, because the marine resources are being contaminated, with “_____”, and other poisonous chemicals.

Answer 36

red tide

Question 37

The “_____” phenomenon is truly one message from nature to remind all of us of the harsh reality that the garbage we throw will go back to us in another form of trash.

Answer 37

red tide

Question 38

T/F Filipino people living in the mountains do not stop from cutting trees; Philippine forests are not being conserved, so as a result there are often brownouts and power shortages which greatly affect our economy and consequently the whole country.

Answer 38

T

Question 39

With the increasing number of tragedies brought by our abusive acts against nature like flash floods in Baguio, Nueva Vizcaya, Antipolo and San Mateo , volcanic eruptions in Bicol, Taal and Zambales in which the latest is “_____” many Filipinos suffer the consequences of our own abuses to mother nature.

Answer 39

Lahar

Question 40

T/F farther we have to travel between home and work, work and play the more likely it is that we will drive. Thus, it should not be surprising that as the distances between trip origins and destinations have increased so has the amount of driving we have done. The end result of all this driving is that the nation’s air quality has suffered.

Answer 40

T

Question 41

Research has shown that in fact, pedestrian and transit-friendly communities have a _____ impact on air quality by improving travel alternatives.

Answer 41

positive

Question 42

_____ can be reduced through clustering of development, thereby leaving larger open spaces and buffers.

Answer 42

Runoff

Question 43

As we build, we replace our natural landscape- forests, wetlands, and grasslands with streets, parking lots, rooftops, and other impervious surfaces. The effect of this conversion is that storm water, _____ that prior to development was filtered and captured by natural landscape, is trapped above impervious surfaces and accumulates and runs off into streams, lakes, and estuaries, picking up pollutants along the way.

Answer 43

runoff

Question 44

_______considers “waste as a resource that can be recovered “emphasizing re-cycling, re-use , and composting as methods to minimize and eventually manage them waste program.

Answer 44

Republic Act of 9003

Question 45

This act aims for the reduction of solid waste through “source reduction and waste minimization measures including composting, recycling, re-use, recovery, green charcoal process and others before collection, treatment, and disposal in appropriate and environmentally sound solid waste management facilities in accordance with ecologically sustainable development principles “

Answer 45

Republic Act of 9003

Question 46

It also sets to ensure the proper segregation, collection, transport, storage, treatment, and disposal of solid waste through the formulation and adoption of the best environment practice in ecological waste management excluding incineration.

Answer 46

Republic Act of 9003

Question 47

Ecological Solid Waste Management ACT OF 2000

Answer 47

Republic Act of 9003

Question 48

Republic Act of 9003

Answer 48

Ecological Solid Waste Management ACT OF 2000

Question 49

Types of wastes identified by RA903

Answer 49

solid special hazardous infectious

Question 50

these are all household, commercial wastes, nonhazardous institutional and industrial wastes, street sweepings, construction debris, agricultural wastes and other nonhazardous/nontoxic solid wastes.

Answer 50

solid wastes

Question 51

These are household hazardous wastes as paints, thinners, household batteries, spray canister and the like. These include wastes from residential and commercial sources that are composed of bulky wastes, consumer electronics, white goods, yard wastes that are collected separately, oil; and tires. These wastes are usually handled separately from other residential and commercial wastes.

Answer 51

Special Wastes-

Question 52

These are solid, liquid, contained gaseous or semisolid wastes that may cause or contribute to the increase in mortality, or in serious or incapacitating reversible illness or acute/chronic effect on the health of people and other organisms.

Answer 52

hazardous wastes

Question 53

According to ___, people all over the world are increasingly alarmed over the rapid deterioration of our natural environment.

Answer 53

oh Swee-Hin & Cawagas (1990)

Question 54

This act aims to reduce solid waste by implementing "source reduction and waste minimization measures, such as composting, recycling, re-use, recovery, and the green charcoal process, among others, prior to collection, treatment, and disposal in appropriate and environmentally sound solid waste management facilities in accordance with ecologically sustainable development principles."

Answer 54

Republic Act of 9003

Question 55

These are all household, commercial wastes, nonhazardous institutional and industrial wastes, street sweepings, construction debris, agricultural wastes and other nonhazardous/nontoxic solid wastes.

Answer 55

solid wastes

Question 56

These are household hazardous wastes as paints, thinners, household batteries, spray canister and the like. *

Answer 56

special wastes

Question 57

These are mostly generated by hospital wastes and mining activities, which contaminate soil, and debris.

Answer 57

infectious wastes

Question 58

T/F Birds and Animals are the example of abiotic environment

Answer 58

F

Question 59

T/F In an ecosystem the example of producer is green plant example of consumer is animal and example of decomposer is fungi

Answer 59

T

Question 60

T/F Increase in rate of inflation implies that the GDP of the country is also increasing.

Answer 60

T

Question 61

Which of the following wastes is called the Municipal Solid Waste (MSW)? * Food wastes Wood pieces Plastic cans All of the above

Answer 61

all

Question 62

The organic material of the solid waste will decompose * By the flow of water By the soil particles By the action of microorganisms By oxidation

Answer 62

action of microorganisms

Question 63

Find the correct statement * The waste from one process becomes the input for another process All the processes related to consumption and production produce some kind of waste There is no real waste in nature All of the above

Answer 63

all

Question 64

The process of burning municipal solid wastes under suitable temperature and conditions in a specific furnace is called ______. * Landfill Incineration Recycling Vermicomposting

Answer 64

incineration

Question 65

Which of the following methods is better for the solid waste problem? * Recycling Landfilling Both Recycling and Landfilling None of the above

Answer 65

recycling

Question 66

Why burning waste is not an acceptable practice of solid waste management? * Because it is very costly Because it requires modern technologies Because it cause several environmental issues Because it requires lot of space

Answer 66

cause several environmental issues

Question 67

What plan should we make to the disposal of solid waste? * Integrated waste management plan Recycling of waste management plan Reducing of waste management plan Use of waste management plan

Answer 67

integrated waste management plan

Question 68

The term ‘Municipal Solid Waste’ is used to describe which kind of solid waste? * Hazardous Toxic Non hazardous Non toxic

Answer 68

hazardous

Question 69

According to , people all over the world are increasingly alarmed over the rapid deterioration of our natural environment. * oh Swee-Hin & Cawagas (1990) Charles Darwin Blaise Pascal

Answer 69

oh Swee-Hin & Cawagas (1990)