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Meaning Of Refuse Refuse are dirty substances or unwanted wastes we have used at home and are ready to be disposed. Refuse should not be kept within the home for a long time to avoid breeding space for pests and bacteria which could bring various infections and dangerous diseases. We can clear refuse by sweeping our surroundings and gathering used items such as can, food remnants, leaves, banana peel, etc. in other to avoid infections and dangerous diseases. The following are the materials used to gather refuse. 1. Brooms 2. Packers 3. Waste basket 4. Dust bins 5. Incinerators Types of Wastes 1) Organic Wastes: These are perishables wastes. They can decay easily. Examples are Yam peels, banana peels, fish wastes etc. These wastes could be burnt when dried . 2) Solid Wastes: These are non-perishable wastes. It takes a long process before these wastes can decay. Examples are cans, tins, broken glasses and bottles. These wastes can be buried. It can also be re-cycled for new things. The following are ways of disposing refuse. 1) Gather the refuse at safe distance and burn them. 2) Bury the refuse by digging hole and pouring them. 3) By recycling refuse to become fertilizer for gardening or farming.

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  • Q1
    What are the materials used to gather refuse?
    Dust bins
    Packers
    Waste basket
    Brooms
    30s
  • Q2
    What type of waste can decay easily and includes examples like yam peels and banana peels?
    Organic Wastes
    Incinerator Wastes
    Solid Wastes
    Recyclable Wastes
    30s
  • Q3
    What is a method of disposing refuse that involves gathering the refuse at a safe distance and burning them?
    Throwing the refuse in the river
    Recycling the refuse to become fertilizer
    Gather the refuse at safe distance and burn them
    Bury the refuse by digging hole and pouring them
    30s
  • Q4
    Which type of waste takes a long process before it can decay and includes items like cans and broken glasses?
    Organic Wastes
    Hazardous Wastes
    Biodegradable Wastes
    Solid Wastes
    30s
  • Q5
    What should not be kept within the home for a long time to avoid breeding space for pests and bacteria?
    Food leftovers
    Fresh fruits
    Refuse
    Clean water
    30s
  • Q6
    Which method of disposing refuse involves burying the waste by digging a hole and pouring them?
    Gather the refuse at safe distance and burn them
    Bury the refuse by digging hole and pouring them
    Throwing the refuse in the river
    Recycling the refuse to become fertilizer
    30s
  • Q7
    Which of the following is an example of Organic Waste that can decay easily?
    Broken glasses
    Cans
    Fish wastes
    Plastic bottles
    30s
  • Q8
    What is the primary purpose of gathering used items such as cans, food remnants, and banana peels?
    To increase waste production
    To attract pests and bacteria
    To create a compost pile
    To avoid infections and dangerous diseases
    30s
  • Q9
    Which of the following is a method of clearing refuse by gathering used items like can, food remnants, and banana peels?
    Ignoring the refuse
    Throwing refuse in the backyard
    Sweeping our surroundings
    Leaving waste indoors
    30s
  • Q10
    What is the main reason why refuse should not be kept within the home for a long time?
    To create a colorful decor
    To showcase the collection of waste
    To avoid breeding space for pests and bacteria
    To promote a healthy environment
    30s
  • Q11
    Which type of waste includes perishable items that can decay easily?
    Medical Wastes
    Organic Wastes
    Solid Wastes
    Chemical Wastes
    30s
  • Q12
    What are solid wastes?
    Non-perishable wastes that take a long time to decay.
    Liquid wastes that evaporate easily.
    Perishable wastes that decay quickly.
    Wastes that can be recycled immediately.
    30s
  • Q13
    Which of the following is NOT a type of waste mentioned in the passage?
    Hazardous Wastes
    Solid Wastes
    Medical Wastes
    Organic Wastes
    30s
  • Q14
    What are the consequences of keeping refuse within the home for a long time?
    It improves the air quality within the home.
    It decreases the chances of sanitation-related illnesses.
    It can create breeding space for pests and bacteria, leading to infections and dangerous diseases.
    It helps in recycling the refuse for useful purposes.
    30s
  • Q15
    Which type of waste includes items like cans, tins, broken glasses, and bottles?
    Hazardous Wastes
    Biodegradable Wastes
    Solid Wastes
    Organic Wastes
    30s

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