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E-Waste – MCQ || Environmental Engineering ||

Posted on 29th October 202115th March 2022 By Malay Sautya

E-Waste – MCQ

1. E-waste is also known as

a) Electronic waste.
b) Essential waste.
c) European waste.
d) Household waste.

View Answer

a) Electronic waste.

2. Which one of the following is an example of e-waste?

a) Nuclear wastes, medical wastes, toxic industrial wastes, etc.
b) Plastic bags, cardboard boxes, corroded metals, etc.
c) Beverage cans, packaged boxes, plastic bottles, etc.
d) Sensors, alarms, sirens, TV etc.

View Answer

d) Sensors, alarms, sirens, TV etc.

3. Which one of the following is wrong about Cathode Ray Tubes (CRTs)?

a) They were used in television sets.
b) They do not pose any environmental threat as such.
c) They have a high content of carcinogens and heavy metals.
d) They release toxins into the soil, air and groundwater.

View Answer

b) They do not pose any environmental threat as such.

4. What is the most widely used method for e-waste disposal?

a) Burning
b) Recycling
c) Disintegration
d) Land-filling.

View Answer

D ) Land-filling.

5. Name some of the most hazardous leachates found in land-fills.

a) Copper, and Bromine.
b) Mercury, Cadmium and Lead.
c) Lithium, Beryllium and Bromine.
d) Boron, Fluorine and Hydrogen.

View Answer

b) Mercury, Cadmium and Lead.

6. What are the adverse effects of mercury on health?

a) Lung Cancer.
b) Damages kidneys and brain.
c) Softens bones.
d) Asthmatic bronchitis.

View Answer

b) Damages kidneys and brain.

7. When did E-waste (management and handling) rules, 2011 come into effect?

a) January 1, 2012
b) March 1, 2012
c) May 1, 2012.
d) July 1, 2012

View Answer

c) May 1, 2012.

8. Which cities produce the highest e-waste in India?

a) Mumbai and Delhi.
b) Chennai and Vishakhapatnam
c) Kolkata and Patna
d) Lucknow and Hyderabad

View Answer

Mumbai and Delhi.

9. The component beryllium mostly released from the E-waste of ____

a) Cathode Ray Tubes.
b) Computer plate.
c) Switch board.
d) Microchips.

View Answer

c) Switch board.

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