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Froggy Jumps Waste to Wonder QuizOnline version STEM waste quiz by NOOR ADILAH BINTI AB AZIZ KM-Pensyarah 1 What is meant by biodegradable waste material? a B) Material that can be broken down by living organisms in the environment b D) Material that is very heavy and difficult to move c A) Material that can be burnt easily 2 Which of the following is an example of non-biodegradable waste material? a C) Plastic and glass bottles b B) Tea leaves and coffee grounds c A) Onion skin and chicken bones 3 Why is knowledge about biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials important? a B) To understand how to manage waste properly for the environment b D) To learn how to cook food c A) To make interesting games 4 Which material is included in the "Faeces" category? a C) Waste matter from humans and animals b A) Beverage cans and aluminium cans c B) Newspapers and magazines 5 What should be done with waste that can be reused by using the 5Rs principle? a C) Convert it into useful items such as pots b A) Throw it directly into the trash c B) Burn it 6 What is the main purpose of the "Design & Build A Pot" activity? a B) To design and build a pot from suitable waste materials b A) To learn to draw beautifully c D) To memorize the names of pots 7 In the design evaluation table, "Stability" refers to: a C) The sturdiness and balance of the pot so it does not fall easily b B) The ease of producing the pot c A) The visual beauty of the pot 8 The first step in building a pot from a plastic bottle is: a B) Filling the bottle with water b C) Washing the bottle to make sure it is clean c A) Cutting the bottle with scissors 9 What materials are most suitable for making a high-quality pot according to Activity 2? a B) Plastic bottles, scissors, and soil b D) Stone, bricks, and cement c A) Cardboard, paper, and leaves 10 The small holes made at the bottom of the pot function to: a B) Allow water to flow out so that plant roots do not become waterlogged b A) Decorate the pot c C) Make the pot lighter 11 What are the main materials used to make compost? a A) Sand and stone b B) Kitchen scraps such as fruit peels, vegetable leaves, eggshells, and tea leaves c C) Plastic and paper 12 How many months does compost take to be ready for use? a B) 2 months b C) 3 months c A) 1 month 13 What is the function of stirring the compost materials regularly? a C) To remove unpleasant odours b A) To make compost heavier c B) To ensure even decomposition of materials and speed up the composting process 14 The small holes at the bottom of the compost container are meant to: a B) Allow excess water to flow out and improve air circulation b C) Speed up drying of compost c A) Allow insects to enter easily 15 Which of the following should NOT be put into the compost bin? a C) Plastic and metal b D) Eggshells and dry leaves c A) Fruit and vegetable peels 16 What is the purpose of mixing soil with compost before planting? a D) To add sand into the soil b B) To separate soil from compost c A) To mix soil with compost to provide nutrients to plants 17 What are the two main materials needed by plants to carry out photosynthesis? a D) Soil and plastic b A) Water and cork c B) Water and carbon dioxide 18 The correct photosynthesis equation is: a A) Water + Chlorophyll → Sugar + Oxygen b B) Water + Carbon Dioxide → Sugar + Oxygen (with sunlight and chlorophyll) c D) Soil + Water → Chlorophyll + Light 19 Which of the following is NOT an importance of planting trees? a C) To prevent soil erosion and protect landscapes b A) To improve air quality by absorbing carbon dioxide and releasing oxygen c D) To increase humans' ability to drive 20 Why should a pot with plants be placed under sunlight? a B) So that plants get the sunlight needed to carry out photosynthesis b D) To make the pot hotter c A) To make plants turn brown

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Waste to Wonder QuizOnline version

by NOOR ADILAH BINTI AB AZIZ KM-Pensyarah

What is meant by biodegradable waste material?

Which of the following is an example of non-biodegradable waste material?

Why is knowledge about biodegradable and non-biodegradable materials important?

Which material is included in the "Faeces" category?

What should be done with waste that can be reused by using the 5Rs principle?

What is the main purpose of the "Design & Build A Pot" activity?

In the design evaluation table, "Stability" refers to:

The first step in building a pot from a plastic bottle is:

What materials are most suitable for making a high-quality pot according to Activity 2?

The small holes made at the bottom of the pot function to:

What are the main materials used to make compost?

How many months does compost take to be ready for use?

What is the function of stirring the compost materials regularly?

The small holes at the bottom of the compost container are meant to:

Which of the following should NOT be put into the compost bin?

What is the purpose of mixing soil with compost before planting?

What are the two main materials needed by plants to carry out photosynthesis?

The correct photosynthesis equation is:

Which of the following is NOT an importance of planting trees?

Why should a pot with plants be placed under sunlight?