The waste which takes 3 to 4 weeks to be decomposed in landfill is

  • banana peel
  • wooden log
  • disposable diaper
  • leather shoe

The waste which takes 80 to 100 years to be decomposed in landfill is

  • paper bag
  • plastic bag
  • aluminum can
  • disposable diaper

The chemical substance used to destroy the weeds in crops is called

  • herbicides
  • monoxides
  • carob-oxides
  • pesticides

Besides the forest fires as natural source of pollution, the other major sources of pollution are

  • zonal settlement patterns
  • human activities
  • falling of meteoroids
  • nucleated settlement patterns

The reduce, reuse and recycle principle by which wastes can be reduced is classified as

  • waste organizer principle
  • waste management principle
  • RE principle
  • 3R principle

The layer of atmosphere that absorbs ultraviolet rays from Sun is called

  • troposphere
  • ozone layer
  • thermosphere
  • mesosphere

The air condition equipment, leaking refrigerators, spray cans and burning of plastic foams release

  • carob-oxides
  • herbicides
  • pesticides
  • chlorofluorocarbon

The natural source of pollution is

  • rain forest
  • mining for minerals
  • forest fire
  • falling of meteoroids

The harmful substance released by power plants and cars is

  • carbon dioxide
  • oxygen
  • potassium
  • magnesium

The kind of land pollution in which salt content rises and land becomes unsuitable for farming is called

  • carbonization of soil
  • deoxygenating of soil
  • salinization of soil
  • oxygenation of soil

The Kyoto Protocol agreement signed by participating countries and became legally binding in

  • 1982
  • 2005
  • 1990
  • 2010

The fuel oils and coal are classified as

  • deoxygenated fuels
  • eutrophication fuels
  • fossil fuels
  • allotropic fuels

During the process of photosynthesis, the element that plants give off is

  • methane
  • carbon dioxide
  • oxygen
  • ethane

The 'global warming' leads to

  • low level of oxygen
  • high level of oxygen
  • floods and droughts
  • rain forests
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