quiz bukas sheeesh

Question 1

is a set of conduct developed by the government or society over a certain territory.

Answer 1

Law

Question 2

3 Branches

Answer 2

Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
The Judiciary Branch

Question 3

is headed by the president
and enforces the laws

Answer 3

Executive Branch

Question 4

was known as the
congress and it makes the law.

Answer 4

Legislative Branch

Question 5

interprets the laws
through the supreme court and the lower
courts established by congress.

Answer 5

The Judiciary Branch

Question 6

The purpose of this decree is to formulate an intensive,
integrated program of environmental protection through the
requirement of environmental impact assessments and
statements

Answer 6

PD 1151, 1977

Question 7

The Philippine Environmental Code is a comprehensive
programs of environmental protection and management.

Answer 7

PD 1152

Question 8

This Law begun and held in Metro manila July 27, 1998 and the Department of Environmental and Natural Resources will spearhead the implementation of this law. This law will cover all potential sources of air pollution must comply with the provision of the law and all emissions must be within the air quality standards

Answer 8

Republic Act 8749

Question 9

Violators will be imprisoned not less than one day but not more than 15 days.

Answer 9

Backyard Burning

Question 10

This act provides a comprehensive water quality management and
for other purposes.

Answer 10

Republic Act 9275

Question 11

It designate certain areas as water quality management areas using appropriate physiographic units such as water shed, river basins of water resources regions.

Answer 11

National Water Resources Board

Question 12

it plans develop and improves how the
quality of a water body to a classification will
meet its projected or potential use. It is the
main head of this act.

Answer 12

Department of Environment and Natural Resources

Question 13

it is responsible for the prevention and
control of water pollution for the development,
management and conservation of the fisheries
and aquatic resources.

Answer 13

BUREAU OF FISHERIES AND AQUATIC RESOURCES

Question 14

it enforces for the enforcement of water
quality standards in marine waters, set
pursuant to this act, specifically from offshore
sources

Answer 14

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Question 15

it prepares a program for the evaluation, verification development and public dissemination of pollution prevention and
cleaner production technologies

Answer 15

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Question 16

it manage the preparation and implementation of a comprehensive program
pursuant to the objectives of this act.

Answer 16

DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Question 17

it provides installation of sewerage and
sanitation facilities and the efficient and safe
collection, treatment and disposal of sewage.

Answer 17

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORK AND HIGHWAYS

Question 18

it is responsible for the promulgation,
revision and enforcement of drinking water
quality standards.

Answer 18

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

Question 19

Waste Management is the collection, transport, processing,
recycling, disposal, managing and monitoring of waste materials.

Answer 19

REPUBLIC ACT 9003

Question 20

or rubbish, trash, junk,
or garbage is unwanted or
undesired material or
substance

Answer 20

Waste

Question 21

Source of Waste (7)

Answer 21

Municipal waste
Biomedical waste
Agricultural waste
End of life automobiles
Industrial waste
Construction and demolition waste
Electronic waste

Question 22

is an environmental policy principle which requires
that the cost of pollution be borne by those who cause it.

Answer 22

Polluter Pays Principle

Question 23

It is the responsibility of the producer to oversee
the entire lifecycle of the products they
manufacture, the packaging they produce and to
recover products that contain toxic and harmful
materials that may endanger the life of the people
in the local or global community

Answer 23

Extended Producer
Responsibility

Question 24

Residents are charged for the collection of
municipal solid waste based on the amount they
throw away.

Answer 24

Pay as You
throw

Question 25

This extends the principles of recycling to form a
circular system where much of the original
material is reused.

Answer 25

Zero Waste
Management

Question 26

A nationally and internationally accepted guide for prioritizing waste management practices. Also
called the
“Reduce, Reuse, Recycle”

Answer 26

Waste Hierarchy

Question 27

Waste Disposal Methods (5)

Answer 27

OCEAN DUMPING
LANDFILL
INCINERATION
RECYCLING
COMPOSTING

Question 28

refers to the dumping of waste in the ocean

Answer 28

OCEAN DUMPING

Question 29

The purpose of a landfill is to bury the trash in such a way that it will be isolated from groundwater, will be kept dry and will not be in
contact with the air

Answer 29

LANDFILL

Question 30

Reduces waste materials into their base components by burning them

Answer 30

INCINERATION

Question 31

Means taking the materials and transforming them into new products.

Answer 31

RECYCLING

Question 32

A biological process in which the organic portion of refuse can decompose
under carefully controlled conditions.

Answer 32

COMPOSTING

Question 33

This law recognizes and promotes all the rights of Indigenous
Cultural Communities/Indigenous Peoples (ICC/IPs) within
national unity and development.

Answer 33

REPUBLIC ACT 8371

Question 34

RIGHTS TO ANCESTRAL DOMAINS (6)

Answer 34

RIGHT OF OWNERSHIP

Right to Regulate
Entry of Migrants

Right to Safe and Clean
Air and Water

Right to Claim Parts
of Reservations

Right to Resolve
Conflict

Rights to Ancestral
Lands