FBQ1: --------------is development which meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs’ Answer: Sustainable development FBQ2: Evaluating the effect of the waste on the immediate environment is an intervention option in ------- control Answer: Waste FBQ3: The control of emissions and effluents into air, water or soil is ----------- control Answer: Pollution FBQ4: In the hierarchy of controls, pollution prevention and waste minimization are more desirable than-----------------control. Answer: Pollution FBQ5: ----------------- is the process of converting waste materials into new materials and objects Answer: Recycling FBQ6: ------------------ can prevent the waste of potentially useful materials Answer: Recycling FBQ7: -------------- is a key component of modern waste reduction Answer: Recycling FBQ8: Environmental sustainability by substituting raw material inputs into and redirecting waste outputs out of the economic system explains the aim of ------------. Answer: Recycling FBQ9: The action or practice of using something again, whether for its original purpose or to fulfil a different function refers to -------------- in environmental management Answer: Reuse FBQ10: The re-processing of previously used items to help save time, money, energy and resources is known as ----- Answer: Reuse FBQ11: The breaking down of used items to make raw materials for the manufacture of new products is ------------- Answer: Recycling FBQ12: ----------------- is a set of processes and practices intended to reduce the amount of waste produced Answer: Waste minimization FBQ13: Term used primarily to describe projects or programs intended to offset known impacts to an existing historic or natural resource such as a stream, wetland, or historic structure is known as ----- Answer: Environmental mitigation FBQ14: The approach that seeks to increase efficiency of a process, reducing the amount of pollution generated is ----------------. Answer: pollution prevention FBQ15: ---------- is an organic matter that has been decomposed in a process called composting Answer: Compost FBQ16: -------------------- is a condition promoting sanitary practices to the self Answer: personal hygiene FBQ17: ----------- Practice encompasses both cleaning for the removal of physically observable matters and the use of chlorine for the removal of microorganisms. Answer: Hygienic FBQ18: Skin infections such as scabies, pimples and ringworm are results of poor body-----------------. Answer: Hygiene FBQ19: The decaying process that takes place on the surface of the teeth eventually produces a build-up called ------------------ Answer: Plaque FBQ20: --------------- is a hard, yellowish, calcified deposit on the teeth, consisting of organic secretions and food particles Answer: Tartar FBQ21: An unpleasant smelling breath (halitosis or stinking odour), teeth and gum infections could be a result of poor ------------- hygiene Answer: Oral FBQ22: Hygienic ------------- involves the mechanical removal of microorganisms from contaminated hand surfaces using soap or detergent. Answer: hand washing FBQ23: Our face reveals our daily practice of ------------------ hygiene. Answer: Personal FBQ24: Ear ------------ accumulates in the ear canal that leads from the outer ear to the ear drum Answer: Wax FBQ25: If you feel wax has accumulated and is plugging your ears and interfering with hearing, consult your ---------------- Answer: Doctor FBQ26: The hair follicles from which the hair grows produce oil from the sebaceous glands that keeps the hair ---------------- Answer: Smooth FBQ27: Poor ---------------- hygiene could cause dandruff and skin infections such as Tineacapitis Answer: Hair FBQ28: ---------- is dead skin on the scalp that comes off in tiny flakes when sebaceous glands produce too much oil and accumulates on the scalp. Answer: Dandruff FBQ29: ------------ Hair is a good harbor for head lice (Pediculushumanuscapitis) and nits (eggs of head lice). Answer: Head FBQ30: The head ----------- is a tiny insect that lives by sucking blood Answer: Louse FBQ31: Lice ------------- from one head to another when there is close contact as in school environments. Answer: Spread FBQ32: -------------is the hygienic practice of cleaning the anus after defecation Answer: Anal cleansing FBQ33: Personal hygiene applies to all parts of the body, but hand hygiene is probably the most important for ------------- health   Answer: Public FBQ34: The promotion of personal hygiene should aim to change -------------behavior Answer: Human FBQ35: the general term used to describe several different types of parasitic worm is ------------ Answer: Helminthes MCQ1: Sweat also encourages fungal growth between the toes. This is called ------------------ Answer: Athlete‘s foot MCQ2: The head ---------------- is a tiny insect that lives by sucking blood Answer: Louse MCQ3: Head hair is a good harbor for head-------------- (Pediculushumanuscapitis) and nits (eggs of head lice) Answer: Lice MCQ4: Poor -------------- hygiene could cause dandruff and skin infections such as Tineacapitis Answer: Hair MCQ5: The oil, sweat and dead cells all add together and can make the hair greasy and Answer: Dirty MCQ6: The hair follicles from which the hair grows produce oil from the sebaceous glands that keeps the hair ------------ Answer: Smooth MCQ7: Putting in hairpins, safety pins or blunt-edged things for cleaning purposes might --------------- the ear. Answer: Harm MCQ8: a hard yellowish, calcified deposit on the teeth, consisting of organic secretions and food particles)  Answer: Tartar MCQ9: a sticky deposit on which bacteria grow that is then converted into tartar Answer: Plague MCQ10: The decaying process that takes place on the surface of the teeth eventually produces a build-up called Answer: Plague MCQ11: The ----------- is the area of the body most prone to collecting harmful bacteria and generating infections Answer: Mouth MCQ12: the use of chlorine solution removes the Answer: Invisible microorganisms MCQ13: The cleaning process using detergent is for the removal of Answer: Visible dirts MCQ14: The practice that focuses on the prevention of diseases through the use of cleaning as one of several inputs is. Answer: Hygiene MCQ15: Removing dirt, wastes or unwanted things from the surface of objects using detergents and necessary equipment refers to. Answer: Cleaning MCQ16: a condition promoting sanitary practices to the self Answer: Personal hygiene MCQ17: a concept that is commonly used in medical and public health practices Answer: Personal hygiene MCQ18: which of these is not a renewable source of energy Answer: Fossil fuels MCQ19: the aspects of the physical environment that enable people to live and thrive are ----------- except Answer: infertile land MCQ20: one of these is a physical environment that make it more difficult for people to survive Answer: Infertile Land MCQ21: the major environmental events that damage homes, property and agriculture Answer: earthquakes MCQ22: Our relationship with the environment changed with industrialization, which began in the Answer: 18th century  MCQ23: The term ----------- health‘ is used to describe human health in relation to environmental factors Answer: Environmental MCQ24: The control of all the factors in a person‘s physical environment that have, or can have, a damaging effect on their physical, mental or social wellbeing refers to------------ health  Answer: Environmental MCQ25: One of these is not a renewable source of energy Answer: Fossil fuels MCQ26: Which of these is a problem caused by over-exploitation of natural resources, which occurs when forest areas are cleared and the trees are not replanted or allowed to regrow is called. Answer: Deforestation MCQ27: The direct use of water by people are ------------ except Answer: defeats against enemy MCQ28: Adequate water supplies, in both quality and quantity, to meet the current and future needs of people and of the environment refers to Answer: Sustainable water supply MCQ29: Countries which have less than 1700 m3 of water per person per year for all purposes are defined as water stressed by Answer: United Nations, 2014 MCQ30: Water scarce countries have been defined as those with less than ----------- of water per person per year. Answer: 1000 m3 MCQ31: The introduction into the environment of substances liable to cause harm to humans and other living organisms means Answer: Pollution MCQ32: the release of so-called greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide, which contribute to human-induced Answer: Climate change MCQ33: negative impacts of agriculture on our environment, includes -------------- except Answer: Source of income MCQ34: which of these is not an Infectious agent Answer: Man MCQ35: Environmental hazards in workplaces include --------------- except Answer: Mosquito bites