Grade 3 Hygiene And Nutrition – Care of toilets, Latrines and Urinals Quiz

1. Dirty toilets, Latrines and Urinals can cause __.

good health
diseases
taste
good smell
Explanation:

2. We should not pass feaces in the __.

latrine
Urinals
Upflush toilet
toilet
Explanation:

3. Dirty toilets and Urinals attack __.

flies
children
visitors
people
Explanation:

4. The hole of a pit latrine should be __ at all times.

untidy
unclean
opened
covered
Explanation:

5. Dirty toilets smell __.

nice
bad
good
smart
Explanation:

6. A __ is found in the house and should be flushed after use.

Urinal
toilet
latrine
bush
Explanation:

7. We sprinkle __ on the floor of a toilet.

charcoal
Sisal fibre
ash
soap
Explanation:

8. We clean toilets in order to keep __ away.

people
air
children
germs
Explanation:

9. What is the recommended frequency for cleaning toilets in order to maintain good hygiene?

Once a day
Once a week
Twice a day
Once a month
Explanation:

Cleaning toilets once a day helps prevent the buildup of germs and bacteria, ensuring good hygiene.

10. Which of the following substances is NOT recommended for cleaning toilets?

Ammonia
Bleach
Vinegar
Toothpaste
Explanation:

Toothpaste is not a suitable cleaning agent for toilets and may not effectively kill germs and bacteria.

11. What is the purpose of using a toilet brush when cleaning toilets?

To spread germs further
To scratch the toilet surface
To water the plants
To remove stains and dirt
Explanation:

A toilet brush is used to scrub the toilet bowl and remove stains and dirt for a cleaner toilet.

12. Why is it important to keep latrines covered when not in use?

To encourage children to play in it
To make it look ugly
To prevent odors and flies
To let insects and rodents enter
Explanation:

Covering latrines when not in use helps prevent odors and flies from entering, maintaining good hygiene.

13. Which of the following is NOT a suggested method for cleaning urinals?

Using a dry cloth
Scrubbing with a brush
Using a urinal block
Regular flushing with water
Explanation:

Using a dry cloth is not sufficient for cleaning urinals effectively; using cleaning agents and flushing regularly are recommended.

14. What should you do after using a toilet, latrine or urinal?

a. Leave without flushing
c. Throw trash on the floor
b. Wash your hands with soap and water
d. Skip washing hands
Explanation:

Washing your hands with soap and water after using a toilet, latrine or urinal removes germs and prevents the spread of infections.

15. Where should you dispose of used toilet paper in a latrine or toilet?

a. Flush it down the toilet
b. Throw it on the floor
c. Put it in the bin provided
d. Throw it outside
Explanation:

Used toilet paper should be flushed down the toilet to prevent blockages and keep the toilet clean.

16. Which of the following is NOT a way to keep toilets clean?

b. Use toilet brush to scrub the bowl regularly
d. Use toilet cleaner regularly
c. Throw trash in the toilet
a. Flush after use
Explanation:

Throwing trash in the toilet can clog the pipes and create a mess. Trash should be disposed of in a proper bin.

17. Why is it important to keep toilets, latrines and urinals clean?

c. To create a bad smell
a. To attract insects and pests
d. To make them look dirty
b. To prevent the spread of diseases
Explanation:

Clean toilets, latrines and urinals help prevent the spread of diseases by eliminating germs and bacteria.

18. What should you do if you notice a leak in a toilet, latrine or urinal?

d. Use the toilet anyway
c. Try to fix it yourself
a. Ignore it
b. Report it to an adult or caretaker
Explanation:

Leaks in toilets, latrines and urinals can lead to water wastage and cause damage. It's important to report leaks to prevent further issues.

19. Which of the following is NOT a way to conserve water when using a toilet, latrine or urinal?

d. Using less water for flushing
c. Reporting leaks promptly
b. Using a water-saving toilet
a. Flushing multiple times
Explanation:

Flushing multiple times wastes water. To conserve water, use a water-saving toilet and only flush when necessary.

20. What should you do if the toilet paper runs out in a toilet, latrine or urinal?

b. Leave without wiping
a. Use leaves or newspaper
c. Ask for a refill
d. Hold it in until you get home
Explanation:

If the toilet paper runs out, it's important to ask for a refill to ensure proper hygiene and cleanliness after using the facilities.

21. Which of the following is NOT a good practice when using a toilet, latrine or urinal?

d. Keeping the area clean
c. Washing hands after use
a. Peeing around the toilet instead of inside
b. Flushing after use
Explanation:

Washing hands before use is not necessary when using a toilet, latrine or urinal. It is important to wash hands after use to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria.

22. Why is it important to keep toilets, latrines and urinals well-maintained?

a. To create a dirty environment
c. To attract pests
d. To make people sick
b. To ensure they last longer
Explanation:

Regular maintenance of toilets, latrines and urinals ensures they last longer and function properly, providing proper sanitation for users.

23. What should you do if you see someone damaging a toilet, latrine or urinal?

a. Ignore it
c. Report it to an adult or caretaker
d. Damage it yourself
b. Join in and damage it more
Explanation:

Damaging toilets, latrines and urinals can lead to unsanitary conditions. It's important to report such behavior to prevent further damage.

24. Which of the following is NOT a reason to avoid putting foreign objects in a toilet, latrine or urinal?

d. They can attract pests
b. They can damage the facility
c. They can make the area smell better
a. They can cause blockages
Explanation:

Putting foreign objects in toilets, latrines and urinals can cause blockages and damage the facility. It's important to avoid doing so.

25. What should you do if you accidentally drop something valuable in a toilet, latrine or urinal?

a. Try to retrieve it using your hand
b. Use a tool to retrieve it
c. Ask for help from an adult or caretaker
d. Leave it there
Explanation:

If you accidentally drop something valuable in a toilet, latrine or urinal, it's best to seek help from an adult or caretaker to retrieve it safely.

26. Which of the following is NOT a way to prevent a toilet, latrine or urinal from clogging?

d. Regular maintenance
b. Avoiding flushing large objects
a. Using excessive toilet paper
c. Reporting leaks promptly
Explanation:

Using excessive toilet paper can lead to clogging. It's important to use an appropriate amount and dispose of it properly to prevent blockages.

27. What should you do if you notice a foul smell coming from a toilet, latrine or urinal?

c. Cover your nose and use the facility
b. Identify and fix the source of the smell
a. Spray air freshener in the facility
d. Complain about the smell
Explanation:

A foul smell indicates a problem that needs to be addressed. Identifying and fixing the source of the smell is important to maintain a clean and healthy environment.

28. Which of the following is NOT a reason to ensure proper hygiene practices in toilets, latrines and urinals?

b. Maintaining cleanliness and sanitation
c. Attracting pests and insects
d. Ensuring user comfort
a. Preventing the spread of diseases
Explanation:

Proper hygiene practices in toilets, latrines and urinals help prevent the spread of diseases and maintain cleanliness. They do not attract pests and insects when proper practices are followed.

29. What should you do if you notice water overflowing from a toilet, latrine or urinal?

c. Report it to an adult or caretaker
d. Continue using it
b. Try to fix it yourself
a. Ignore it
Explanation:

Water overflowing from a toilet, latrine or urinal can cause damage and create a mess. It's important to report such issues to prevent further problems.

30. Which of the following is NOT a good practice when using a toilet, latrine or urinal in a public place?

c. Flushing large objects down the toilet
b. Using the designated facilities for waste disposal
a. Keeping the area clean after use
d. Washing hands after use
Explanation:

Flushing large objects down the toilet can cause blockages and damage the facility. It's important to use the facilities properly and follow the rules set for waste disposal.

31. What should you do if you see someone littering in a toilet, latrine or urinal?

a. Join in and litter more
b. Ignore it
c. Report it to an adult or caretaker
d. Litter yourself
Explanation:

Littering in toilets, latrines and urinals creates unsanitary conditions. It's important to report such behavior to ensure cleanliness and hygiene in the facilities.

32. Which of the following is NOT a good reason to avoid sitting on the toilet seat in a public toilet, latrine or urinal?

b. Avoiding contact with germs or bacteria
d. Ensuring personal hygiene
a. Preventing the spread of diseases
c. To make the toilet seat cleaner
Explanation:

Avoiding sitting on the toilet seat in a public facility helps prevent the spread of diseases and maintains personal hygiene. It does not make the toilet seat cleaner.

33. What should you do if you notice a sign indicating that a toilet, latrine or urinal is out of order?

a. Use it anyway
d. Report it to an adult or caretaker
b. Ignore the sign and use it
c. Look for another facility
Explanation:

Using a toilet, latrine or urinal that is out of order can lead to further damage and inconvenience. It's best to look for another facility or report the issue.

34. Which of the following is NOT a good practice when using a toilet, latrine or urinal?

a. Keeping the area clean after use
c. Washing hands before use
b. Flushing after use
d. Closing the lid after use
Explanation:

Washing hands before use is not necessary when using a toilet, latrine or urinal. It is important to wash hands after use to prevent the spread of germs and bacteria.

35. What should you do if you notice a broken toilet, latrine or urinal door?

c. Inform an adult or caretaker
d. Fix it yourself
a. Enter and use the facility anyway
b. Ignore it
Explanation:

A broken door in a toilet, latrine or urinal compromises privacy and security. It's important to inform an adult or caretaker to have it repaired promptly.

36. Which of the following is NOT a good reason to avoid using a wet toilet, latrine or urinal?

d. Making it smell better
a. Preventing slipping and falling
c. Keeping the facility clean
b. Preserving personal hygiene
Explanation:

Avoiding using a wet toilet, latrine or urinal helps prevent slipping and falling, maintains personal hygiene, and keeps the facility clean. It does not make it smell better.

37. What should you do if you see someone vandalizing a toilet, latrine or urinal?

a. Join in and help vandalize
b. Ignore it
c. Report it to an adult or caretaker
d. Vandalize it yourself
Explanation:

Vandalizing toilets, latrines and urinals creates unsanitary conditions and damages the facilities. It's important to report such behavior to prevent further damage.

38. Which of the following is NOT a good practice when using a toilet, latrine or urinal in a school setting?

b. Following the school's rules for waste disposal
c. Skipping washing hands after use
a. Flushing after use
d. Keeping the area clean
Explanation:

Skipping washing hands after using a toilet, latrine or urinal in a school setting can spread germs and bacteria. It's important to practice proper hygiene to maintain a clean environment.