Multiple Choice QuestionWhat is the difference between open dumps and sanitary landfills?Multiple choice question.Open dumps accept only nonorganic waste, and sanitary landfills accept only organic waste.Open dump operators are not required to compact and cover the refuse (waste) daily, whereas in sanitary landfills they are.Open dumps are at the earth's surface, and sanitary landfills are in caves.Sanitary landfills accept only liquid waste, whereas open dumps accept only solid waste.

Multiple Choice QuestionWhich of the following statements accurately describes our history of using open dumps?Multiple choice question.They were historically the most common method for dealing with waste and are still widely used.The ancient Roman Empire ended the use of open dumps early in its rise to power.We stopped using open dumps near the end of the Middle Ages.The use of open dumps started only about 100 years ago.

Multiple Choice QuestionWhat is the most common way humans have historically dealt with waste?Multiple choice question.Using open, unregulated dumpsBurning waste in incineratorsUsing sanitary landfillsRecycling waste

b) Discuss about environmental factors in sanitary landfill sites.

Which of the following is NOT TRUE about sanitary landfills?a.Low operating costb.Groundwater contamination is greatly reducedc.Preferred method of waste management by developed nationsd.Releases greenhouse gases

Multiple Choice QuestionThe combination of household and commercial refuse is termed Blank______.Multiple choice question.municipal wasteindustrial wastetrashgarbage