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Daughters of Mary Escolapias, Inc.

St. Paula’s Learning Center


Cogtong, Candijay, Bohol

2nd Quarter
Mastery Test in HEALTH 6

Name: _______________________________________________________ Date: ____________

Grade & Section: ______________________________________________ Score:


I. _____
II. _____
GENERAL INSTRUCTION: READ THE DIRECTIONS CAREFULLY.
III. ____
IV: _____
Total:
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
INSTRUCTION: Analyze the questions. Circle the correct letter of the answer.

1. Which characteristic of a heavy physical environment allows attention to the special needs of people?
a. fresh air c. clean environment
b. flexible spaces d. pleasant atmosphere
2. What kind of a healthy psychosocial environment is there when children are treated fairly?
a. emotionally c. nondiscriminating
b. warm and caring d. nonjudgemental
3. Why should children live in a healthy physical environment?
a. To assure their emotional security
b. To develop social maturity
c. For greater productivity
4. What would happen if children lived in a healthy psychosocial environment?
a. They grow up strong and physically fit.
b. They become biased or prejudiced.
c. They achieve their goals through creativity.
d. They physically develop faster.
5. Which of the following waste are disposed of incorrectly?
a. Bottles are recycled.
b. Dried leaves are buried.
c. Cardboards are used for composting.
d. Plastic containers are burned.
6. What is the best way of reducing waste?
a. Dispose them.
b. Reuse disposable items.
c. Recycle organic waste.
d. Compost biodegradable waste.
7. Where do special or hazardous waste go?
a. gardens and plantations
b. treatment plants
c. drop-off centers
d. sanitary landfills
8. Which container is best for waste?
a. b.

c. d.

9. Which of the following is an example of biodegradable waste?


a. plastic bottle c. Glass jar
b. Banana peel d. Aluminum can
10. What is the main purpose of recycling?
a. To make more trash
b. To burn the trash
c. To turn old materials into new products
d. To burry the trash in landfills
11. Which of these should NEVER be thrown in the trash?
a. Paper c. batteries
b. Plastic bottle d. Food scraps
12. Where should you throw a plastic water bottle?
a. In the regular trash
b. In the compost bin
c. In the recycling bin
d. In the hazardous waste bin
13. What should you do with expired medications?
a. Throw them in the regular trash
b. Flush them down the toilet
c. Bring them to a special disposal facility or pharmacy
d. Burn them
14. Which of the following items is considered hazardous waste?
a. Old newspapers
b. Broken glass
c. Used motor oil
d. Leftover food
15. Why is it important to separate waste into different bins?
[Link] make the trash look nicer
b. To make recycling and composting easier
c. To avoid heavy trash bags
d. To confuse the garbage collector
II. Determine where each waste should go. Write C for composting, R for recycling, and T for treatment
plants.
_____ 1. Tin cans _____ 6. Fruit peelings
_____ 2. Leftover food _____ 7. Styrofoam
_____ 3. Nail polish _____ 8. Scrap metals
_____ 4. Twigs _____ 9. needles

_____ 5. Cell batteries _____ 10. Paper bags


III. Identify whether the suggestion can help keep the environment healthy. If it does, draw a happy
face 😊 inside the box. If it does not, draw a sad face ☹.
_____ 1. Greet everyone you meet.
_____ 2. Arrange school furniture properly.
_____ 3. Follow proper waste disposal in your community.
_____ 4. Use disposable plastics.
_____ 5. Park your bicycle only in the proper places.
_____ 6. Do not throw garbage in drainage canals.
_____ 7. Use commercial fertilizers on vegetable farms.
_____ 8. Argue with your classmates if you know you are right.
_____ 9. Throw the batteries in biodegradable trash bin.
_____ 10. Use disposable cups all the time.
IV. Segregate the following.
Batteries Synthetic clothing Asbestos
Glass Jar Eggshells Grass clippings
Paper towel Wooden spoon Aluminum can
Banana peel Cleaning chemicals Expired Medications
Styrofoam cup Paint Plastic Bottle

Hazardous Non-Biodegradable Biodegradable

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Incorrect disposal of hazardous waste like batteries and expired medications can lead to soil and water contamination, pose health risks to humans and wildlife, and contribute to environmental degradation. Special facilities should handle these wastes to mitigate such risks .

Separating waste into categories like composting, recycling, and treatment enhances waste management efficiency by preventing contamination, maximizing material recovery, and ensuring appropriate treatment for hazardous substances. This process simplifies recycling, reduces landfill usage, and minimizes environmental harm .

Community engagement is vital for effective waste management as it encourages collective action and adherence to proper disposal practices. It can be fostered through public awareness campaigns, education, and participatory programs that empower individuals to contribute responsibly .

A healthy physical environment is characterized by elements like fresh air and flexible spaces, which accommodate the special needs of individuals by providing a safe and supportive setting that adapts to their requirements .

A nondiscriminating psychosocial environment fosters an inclusive atmosphere where children are treated equally and fairly. This reduces bias or prejudice, cultivating emotional security and social maturity, which are crucial for healthy development .

A nondiscriminating and nonjudgmental environment in education encourages diversity, equity, and inclusion, leading to enhanced social cohesion and cooperation. Environmentally, it promotes collective responsibility for sustainable practices and creates a supportive framework for addressing these challenges collaboratively .

A healthy psychosocial environment supports children's creative development by providing emotional security and psychological support, which encourages exploration and idea generation. It facilitates goal attainment by promoting confidence and perseverance in their aspirations .

The primary goal of recycling is to turn old materials into new products, reducing waste in landfills and conserving natural resources. It is crucial for environmental protection as it minimizes resource extraction, energy consumption, and pollution .

Using commercial fertilizers raises ethical concerns as it can lead to soil degradation, water pollution, and loss of biodiversity, conflicting with sustainable agriculture principles that advocate for environmental stewardship and long-term productivity. Alternatives like organic fertilizers can mitigate these effects and promote ecological balance .

Proper disposal, such as recycling bottles, composting biodegradable waste, and treating hazardous materials, reduces pollution and resource depletion. It facilitates the conversion of waste into usable materials, thus promoting environmental sustainability by conserving natural resources and reducing landfill use .

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