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1

What term describes rock, soil, or debris suddenly sliding down a slope, often after heavy rain?


Landslide


1

How many total sustainable development goals (SDGs) are there?


17 


1

Which fruit native to Southeast Asia, including the Philippines, is widely known as the "King of Fruits"?


Durian


1

What does the acronym "CLAYGO" stand for?


Clean as you go


1

Which famous river in Metro Manila, once declared biologically dead, has undergone decades of rehabilitation efforts?


Pasig River


2

This volcano erupted in 1991 and was the second-largest eruption in the 20th century.  


Mt. Pinatubo


2

By what target year are all SDGs meant to be achieved?

2030

2

What agricultural practice involves alternating different crops on the same field over time to improve soil health and reduce pests?


Crop Rotation


2

Under the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000, what type of facility is used to sort, process, and recover recyclable materials before final disposal?


Materials Recovery Facility


2

Which layer of Earth’s atmosphere contains the ozone layer that protects Earth from harmful UV radiation?


Stratosphere


3

What 2013 super typhoon devastated Tacloban City and is one of the strongest ever recorded at landfall?


Typhoon Yolanda / Haiyan


3

Which global development framework did the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) replace in 2015?


Millennium Development Goals (MDGs)


3

Who is the current Secretary of the Philippine Department of Agriculture?


Francisco P. Tiu Laurel Jr.


3

What is the term for turning discarded materials into a new product without breaking them down into raw materials?


Upcycling


3

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is located between Hawaii and the west coast of which U.S. state?


California


4

What term describes an abnormal rise in sea level, pushing ocean water onto the shore above normal tides?


Storm Surge


4

What SDG number corresponds to life below water?


SDG 14


4

What is the agricultural practice of raising earthworms to produce nutrient-rich compost called?


Vermiculture


4

Which greenhouse gas, commonly released by decomposing organic waste in landfills, has about 28 times the global warming potential of carbon dioxide over a 100-year period?


Methane


4

What environmental phenomenon occurs when excess nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, cause rapid algal growth in lakes and rivers?


Eutrophication


5

This phenomena is used by geologists to describe a mudflow or a water-saturated debris flow on a volcano.


Lahar


5

What Philippine government agency leads the coordination of SDG implementation?


National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) 


5

Rice is a staple food in Filipino households, what is its scientific name?


Oryza sativa


5

What is the term for the contaminated liquid that forms when water filters through waste in a landfill, picking up dissolved and suspended pollutants along the way?


Leachate


5

Which harmful gas, produced by the incomplete combustion of fuels, binds to hemoglobin about 200 times more strongly than oxygen?


Carbon monoxide


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