Welcome to your quiz Name Email Your phone number 1. In what way can radioactive materials be used for power generation? Through solar panels Through the process of nuclear fission in reactors By converting radiation directly into electrical energy By burning them as fuel None 2. How does plastic debris affect soil quality in Nigeria? . It increases soil fertility It disrupts soil structure and contaminates it It reduces soil erosion It has no effect on soil None 3. Sustainable development requires promoting: Inequality and discrimination None of the above Resource depletion and environmental degradation Poverty eradication and social equity None 4. How does FARMAES aim to improve water management? By integrating trees with crops Through inefficient irrigation techniques By ignoring water conservation methods By promoting biodiversity None 5. How does the Nigerian government educate the public about radiation safety? Through mandatory radiation exposure for all citizens By banning the use of radiation in medicine Through public awareness campaigns and workshops By restricting information on radiation None 6. What measures can be taken to reduce exposure to radiation during medical imaging procedures? Avoiding the use of shielding materials Increasing the frequency of imaging studies Applying the principle of as low as reasonably achievable (ALARA) Using higher doses for clearer images None 7. Flooding caused by heavy rainfall is an example of which meteorological hazard? Drought Hailstorm Typhoon Monsoon None 8. Which renewable energy source is considered a direct way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Nuclear power Solar power Natural gas Clean coal technology None 9. Which approach to sustainable development takes into account the interconnectedness of social, economic, and environmental systems? Biophysical Approach Sociocultural Approach None of the above Economic Approach None 10. What is a primary ecological concern related to Nigeria's rapid urbanization? Increased green space Reduced traffic congestion Improved waste management Loss of biodiversity None 11. Which meteorological hazard is associated with the rapid movement of water onto normally dry land? Tsunami Flash flood Hailstorm Blizzard None 12. What is the role of trees in the carbon cycle? They reflect sunlight back into the atmosphere. They store carbon and release oxygen through photosynthesis. They release carbon dioxide through respiration. They increase atmospheric nitrogen levels. None 13. What aspect of sustainability is FARMAES not aimed at improving? Cultural sustainability Economic sustainability Consumption of non-renewable resources Environmental sustainability None 14. Which government agency in Nigeria is responsible for flood management? National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) National Environmental Standards and Regulations Enforcement Agency (NESREA) Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development Nigerian Ports Authority (NPA) None 15. Which of the following is an environmental hazard related to mining activities in Nigeria? Enhanced land stability Increased vegetation growth Soil contamination Improved water quality None 16. What role do women's groups play in combating plastic pollution in Nigeria? They lead in the production of plastic crafts They are not involved in addressing plastic pollution They often spearhead local recycling initiatives They are primarily responsible for clean-up operations None 17. What does FARMAES promote to reduce reliance on chemical pesticides? Genetically modified pest-resistant crops only Ecological Pest Management Pesticide development research . Increased chemical pesticide use None 18. Which meteorological hazard is characterized by a sudden and violent shaking of the ground? Tornado Hailstorm Cyclone Earthquake None 19. Which is a potential long-term environmental effect of pesticide overuse? Short-term crop yield increase Immediate pest death Enhanced soil fertility Biodiversity loss None 20. Who is specifically mentioned as a target for empowerment in FARMAES initiatives? . Rural communities, particularly women Urban developers Foreign investors Industrial agriculture corporations None 1 out of 2
