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1.
Name two chemicals used to disinfect water.
2.
Untreated human excreta is a health hazard. Explain.
3.
What is sludge? Explain, how it is treated?
4.
Describe the steps involved in getting clarified water from wastewater.
5.
Why should oils and fats not be released in the drain? Explain
6.
Which of these methods should not be used for disposal of urine and faeces if no sewage system is available?
Allowing untreated sewage to flow into rivers
Making septic tanks for sewage to flow into
Allowing sewage to flow into a biogas plant
Using a vermi-composting toilet
7.
The aerobic bacteria can be grown in clarified water by
filtration
sewage
aeration
sedimentation
8.
Sewage is mainly a
liquid waste
solid waste
gaseous waste
mixture of solid and gas
9.
Which of the following is not an inorganic impurity present in sewage?
Nitrate
Phosphorus
Urea
Metal salt
10.
Open drain system is a breeding place for which of the following?
Flies
Mosquitoes
Organisms which cause diseases
All of the above
11.
Study the following statements about ozone.
I. It is essential for breathing of living organisms.
II. It is used to disinfect water.
III. It absorbs ultraviolet rays.
IV. Its proportion in air is about 3%.
Which of these statements are correct?
I, II and III
II and III
I and IV
All of these
12.
Mention the use of dried sludge.
13.
Name two inorganic impurities present in sewage.
14.
One can avoid the addition of the load in WWTP. Justify.
15.
The Eucalyptus trees are planted along sewage ponds. Give reason.
16.
Name two things that can be made from sludge extracted during treatment of sewage.
17.
Name the type of toilets which are most suitable for holding an outdoor music festival in a park.
18.
Name the toilets used in areas with limited water supply.
19.
Think and suggest some ways to minimise waste and pollutants at their source, taking your home as an example.
20.
One day Sachin had gone to his uncle who lives in a village. He saw there a large number of people defecate in an open area because proper toilet facilities are not there. He wondered about the groundwater contamination, as he studied in his class that this act may cause water-borne diseases. He convinced village people to make toilets to avoid such an out break of water-borne diseases.
(a) Name two water-borne diseases.
(b) Explain vermi-composting toilets.
(c) What values are shown by Sachin?
21.
Discuss vermi-processin toilets. Name the useful product obtained from such toilets.
1.
Two chemicals used to disinfect water are chlorine and ozone.
2.
Human excreta may cause water pollution and soil pollution which can lead to a lot of health related problems. Water polluted with it contains disease causing bacteria which can spread epidemics and becomes the most common route for water-borne diseases like cholera, dysentery, typhoid, etc.
3.
Collected semi-solid wastes such as faeces that settle down during wastewater treatment are called sludge.
The sludge is removed by using a scraper and then transferred to a tank where it is decomposed by anaerobic bacteria to produce biogas. This biogas is used as a low cost fuel for heating, cooking, etc. Activated sludge produced by decomposition of bacteria is used as manure.
4.
The steps involved in getting clarified water from wastewater are as follows:
(i) Use of an aerator to bubble air through wastewater. A mechanical stirrer or a mixer can also be used in place of the aerator. It helps in reducing bad odour of the wastewater.
(ii) Then, the water is filtered through the layers of sand, find grains and medium gravel. This filtration makes the wastewater clean from various types of pollutants. The water is filtered continuously until it becomes clear.
(iii) Then, disinfectant such as chlorine tablet is added to the filtrate and stirred to obtain completely clear and purified water. The water in a river is cleaned naturally by processes that are similar to those adopted in a wastewater treatment plant.
5.
Oil and fats hardens and block the sewage pipes. In an open drain also, fats block porosity of soil which affects its water filtering efficiency. Therefore, it should not be released in the drain.
6.
(a)
Allowing untreated sewage to flow into rivers
7.
(c)
aeration
8.
(a)
liquid waste
9.
(c)
Urea
10.
(d)
All of the above
11.
(b)
II and III
12.
It is used as manure, thus returning organic matter and nutrients to the soil.
13.
Inorganic impurities present in sewage are nitrates and phosphates
14.
By following proper sanitation and house-keeping practices, by creating less waste at an individual level, we can avoid the addition of the load in wastewater treatment plant.
15.
The Eucalyptus trees are planted along sewage ponds because these trees absorb all surplus wastewater rapidly and release pure water vapour into the atmosphere.
16.
Biogas and manure.
17.
Chemical toilets.
18.
Vermi-processing toilets.
19.
We can minimise waste and pollutants entering the water and create less wastewater by taking following few steps at home:
(i) By not throwing used tea leaves, solid food remains, etc., in the drain. We should throw it in the dustbin.
(ii) By not throwing chemicals like medicines, paints, insecticides, etc., in the drain as they increase the pollution load of the sewage
20.
(a) Typhoid and cholera.
(b) In vermi-composting toilets, human excreta is treated by earthworms in a pit.
(c) He is intelligent and concious about health
21.
In the vermi-processing toilet, the human excreta is treated by earthworms in a pit. The earthworms gradually eat up all the organic matter present in human excreta, decompose it and pass out from their body in the form of warm casting (also called vermi cakes).
The useful product obtained from a vermi-processing toilet is vermi cakes which is kind of high quality manure.
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