Sanitation Health and Hygiene Questions and Answers in Quiz Form 7 for Practice

91. A building enclosing a latrine to provide privacy and protection for users is known as

1. Super building
2. Super structure
3. Framed structure

92. A network of Interconnected sewers in the area, district or town is known as:

1. Sewerage
2. Water supply system
3. Treatment plant

93. Aeration of water during wastewater treatment removes which of these?

1. Germs
2. Insoluble things
3. Human waste
4. Bacteria

94. After a toilet is flushed, what must happen to the flush valve?

1. None
2. The flush valve stays in the up position.
3. The flush valve returns to the down position and covers the drain hole.
4. The flush valve does not move.

95. After flushing the toilet, where does the water and waste go?

1. None
2. into a holding tank
3. into a sewerage system
4. both of the above

96. All toilets have.................main components.

1. All of them
2. two
3. three
4. four

97. Approximately...............people in the world lack access to clean, safe water.

1. 2.3 billion
2. 534 million
3. 1 billion
4. 783 million

98. At least how many times should one wash teeth?

1. Once a day
2. Twice a day
3. Thrice a day

99. Dried................is used as manure.

1. None
2. Sewage
3. Sludge
4. Both of them

100. Effluent is mainly generated from which of these?

1. Hospitals
2. Houses
3. Factories
4. Offices

101. Expanded form of HIV is:

1. Human immunity deficiency virus
2. Human immune deficiency syndrome virus
3. None of these

102. Food Contact surfaces should be cleaned:

1. All of the above
2. Before and after they are used
3. When they are visibly dirty
4. Every four hours

103. Half of Indias groundwater is

1. Extremely good
2. Poisonous
3. Smelly

104. How can you tell if food has enough bacteria to cause food poisoning?

1. It will taste different.
2. It will smell.
3. You cant, it will appear normal.
4. It will have a different colour.

105. How does a pit toilet or latrine work?

1. by mixing in air to speed up the breakdown of liquid wastewater treatment
2. by separating sludge and scum from the liquid wastewater
3. by holding feaces and urine in a pit or tank until it can be removed for further treatment
4. by allowing feaces and urine to flow directly to a drain field for bacteria to continue their work