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Question-1
The tank used for the treatment of waste water with aerobic bacteria is called:
(A)
Aerobic tank
(B)
Aeration tank
(C)
Stirring tank
(D)
Anaerobic tank
Question-2
The secondary sludge can also be used as:
(A)
Land filler
(B)
Compost
(C)
Pesticide
(D)
Fuel
Question-3
The waste water from kitchens and bathrooms is often called:
(A)
Grey water
(B)
White water
(C)
Red water
(D)
Blue water
Question-4
In which sea is rapid eutrophication seen?
(A)
Red sea
(B)
Mediterranean sea
(C)
Arabian sea
(D)
All the above
Question-5
Which is the largest river conservation project in India?
(A)
YAP
(B)
GAP
(C)
GCP
(D)
YCP
Question-6
In which year was the Yamuna action plan launched?
(A)
1992
(B)
1990
(C)
1983
(D)
1993
Question-7
In vermi processing toilet, the human excreta is treated with:
(A)
Earthworms
(B)
Maggots
(C)
Bugs
(D)
Mosquitoes
Question-8
The solid part that settles at the bottom of the primary treatment plant is called:
(A)
Primary sludge
(B)
Primary waste
(C)
Primary product
(D)
All the above
Question-9
Infectious bio medical wastes are produced from:
(A)
House
(B)
Industry
(C)
Hospital
(D)
Mine
Question-10
Waste water from school, office and home are generally called:
(A)
Industrial waste
(B)
Municipal waste
(C)
Agricultural waste
(D)
Domestic waste
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