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CBSE Class 7 Science - Waste Water Story

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions from a science assignment on waste water for Class 7 students. The questions cover topics like useful substances produced from sewage treatment, why untreated sewage causes disease, why discharging untreated sewage into water bodies is undesirable, how sewage treatment plants work, what activated sludge is, and the relationship between sanitation practices and hygiene.

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CBSE Class 7 Science - Waste Water Story

This document contains 20 multiple choice questions from a science assignment on waste water for Class 7 students. The questions cover topics like useful substances produced from sewage treatment, why untreated sewage causes disease, why discharging untreated sewage into water bodies is undesirable, how sewage treatment plants work, what activated sludge is, and the relationship between sanitation practices and hygiene.

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BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL, PITAMPURA, DELHI-110034


CLASS-VII
SCIENCE ASSIGNMENT
WASTE WATER STORY

Q1. Name two useful substances which are produced by the treatment of sewage.
State their use

Q2. Explain why stagnant sewage causes disease?

Q3. Why discharge of untreated sewage into water bodies undesirable?

Q4. Why do fishes die due to excessive water pollution?

Q5. Why are manholes made?

Q6. At a sewage treatment plant, what type of bacteria work in


a) in the digester tank
b) in the aeration tank

Q7. Name two things that can be made from sludge extracted during the treatment of
sewage.

Q8. Why should oils & fats not be released in drains?

Q9. Why should chemicals not be released in the drain?

Q10. Why should used tea leaves, solid food remains etc not be released in the drain?

Q11. What is waste water? Can it be recycled?

Q12. What are the sources of waste water?

Q13. What is activated sludge?

Q14. Name a chemical used to further treat clarified water.

Q15. Good sanitation practices yield good hygiene. Explain.

Q16.What is a septic tank?How does it work?

Q17.Name any two low cost, onsite sewage disposal system for human waste.

Q18. What is a cause of a large number of diseasers in our country?

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Q19. What is the purpose of bubbling air into the aeration tank during the treatment of
sewage?

Q20. What are the floating impurities in the swewage? How are they removed?

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