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  • Question 1
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    We must use facilities ____________.
    Solution
    Facilities are a place, piece of equipment, or amenity provided for a particular purpose. It is divided into public facilities and private facilities. It is our duty to use any facilities with due care. As a responsible citizen, we must use facilities responsibly. We should not harm or destroy the facilities like bus, train, banks, schools, hospitals, gardens, post offices etc. These are given for our use so we should also respect it and use it carefully.
  • Question 2
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    The school is our __________ outside our house.
    Solution
    A school is an institution designed to teach students under the direction of teachers. A school serves a number of purpose from educating and shaping a child's life to build confidence in him/her. School is considered as our second home. A school is our world outside our house.
  • Question 3
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    The burden of shortfalls in water supply falls mostly on the ______________.
    Solution
    The burden of shortfalls in water supply falls mostly on the poor. The middle class, when faced with water shortages, are able to cope with a variety of private means such as digging borewells, buying water from tankers and using bottled water for drinking.
  • Question 4
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    Which of the following will not help in conservation of water?

    Solution
    Cutting trees to check water loss due to transpiration is not help in conservation of water. For conversation of water we use drip irrigation, planting more trees, water treatment plant and many more methods.
  • Question 5
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    'Every drop counts' is the slogan related to __________.

    Solution
    'Every drop counts' is the slogan related to the importance of water. Water is very important for humans as well as for animals. But fresh water is less than one percent of water available on the Earth.
  • Question 6
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    The Constitution of India recognizes the right to water as being part of the Right to Life under Article ________.
    Solution

    In India, where the right to water is not enshrined as a fundamental right in the national Constitution, courts at both state and federal level have interpreted Article 21 of the Constitution, the right to life, as encompassing the right to safe and sufficient water and sanitation.

  • Question 7
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    Bus and railway are public facilities of _________.
    Solution
    Public transport is transport system available for use by the general public. For example bus, taxis, railways, ship, trams, ferries, etc.
  • Question 8
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    Postal services, telephone, fire brigade are called ________.
    Solution
    Following are the list of public facilities:
    1. Government hospitals
    2. Public banks
    3. Telephone services
    4. Postal services
    5. Fire Brigade
    6. Public schools
    7. Parks
    8. Public libraries
    9. Daycare center
  • Question 9
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    The human right to water has been recognised as a/an _____________. 

    Solution
    The General Assembly (legislative part) of the United Nations on 28 July 2010 recognised the Human Right to water and Sanitation as the basic Human Right. This Human Right has been recognized through several treaties and conventions. The first resolution was passed by UN General Assembly and UN Human Right Council in 2010. In India, the right to water and sanitation is covered under Article 21 (Right to life and liberty) of the Constitution.
  • Question 10
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    Which of the following are the factors responsible for the depletion of water table?

    Solution
    Water table refers to the Groundwater. Depletion of water table means scarcity of the groundwater. The Population rise led to the increasing demand for water and for settlement and establishment forests are being cut which is resulting in depletion of water table. The lands have been acquired for building or expanding cities which ultimately decreasing groundwater reservoir.
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