Class 6 · Science and Technology · Environmental Hazards
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Class 6 · Science and Technology · Cameroon
Environmental Hazards: 5 practice questions
Free practice on Environmental Hazards for Class 6, following the
Cameroon primary school curriculum (English subsystem). Every answer is
explained, so a parent who is not sure of the answer can still help.
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How to do this — Environmental Hazards
Fighting climate change
Carrying out actions to fight climate change could include planting trees and reducing waste burning. Demonstrating awareness of hazards means recognising risks and taking preventive action.
Protecting the environment from hazards benefits both people and other living things. Describing ways of preventing hazards includes proper drainage and responsible waste disposal.
Prevent hazards early
Protect people
Protect nature too
Carrying out actions to fight climate change could include:
planting trees and reducing waste burning
cutting down more forests without replanting
burning more rubbish and fuel carelessly
ignoring environmental warnings
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Answer: A. planting trees and reducing waste burning
Demonstrating awareness of how to manage environmental hazards includes:
ignoring visible dangers
recognising risks and taking preventive action
assuming hazards will fix themselves
avoiding any responsibility for the environment
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Answer: B. recognising risks and taking preventive action
Describing ways of preventing environmental hazards could include:
blocking drains with rubbish
ignoring warning signs of danger
proper drainage and responsible waste disposal
removing protective vegetation without reason
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Answer: C. proper drainage and responsible waste disposal
Solving environmental problems in a community usually requires:
the effort of only one person with no support
ignoring the problem completely
waiting for the problem to disappear on its own
cooperation and shared responsibility
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Answer: D. cooperation and shared responsibility
Protecting the environment from hazards benefits:
both people and other living things
no one at all
only wealthy communities
only government buildings
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Answer: A. both people and other living things
Answer key — Environmental Hazards
A. planting trees and reducing waste burning
B. recognising risks and taking preventive action
C. proper drainage and responsible waste disposal
D. cooperation and shared responsibility
A. both people and other living things
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