Environmental revision question(QUESTION & ANSWER)
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1. Which is the environmental governing body in Kenya?
a) EMCA
b) NEMA
c) Ministry of Environment
d) Government of Kenya
2. In which year was EMCA amended to align with the Kenyan Constitution?
a) 2015
b) 1999
c) 2007
d) 2010
3. Among the following, which is not a hazardous material?
a) Mine Brine
b) Used oil
c) Natural gas
d) Broken computers
4. Which of the following is a storage method of environmentally hazardous material?
a) Open Tanks
b) Open pits
c) Injection wells
d) Incineration
5. Which disposal method is most ideal for hazard waste from Uranium mining?
a) Landfills
b) Recycling
c) Injection wells
d) Sea dumping
6. What does OSHS not deal with?
a) Provision of PPE
b) Employability
c) First Aid training
d) Workplace safety
7. Chemical splashes are common hazard at Coca Cola Company. Which PPE does not
protect from this?
a) Goggles
b) Overall
c) Safety boots
d) Earplugs
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