Online Quiz Competition on Save Water with Certificate

Online Quiz Competition on Save Water

Organizer: CSIR-IICT EIACP RP, Hyderabad .

About the Quiz

  • Theme Online Quiz Competition on Save Water in connection with World Environment Day – 2026
  • Participants are requested to note that the Quiz link will remain active from 03 June 2026 to 07 June 2026. Kindly ensure that you complete and submit the quiz on or before 07 June 2026.
  • The quiz consists of 15 multiple-choice questions (MCQs).
  • All questions are mandatory.
  • Participants will be awarded an E-certificate.
  • Please enter your name carefully and exactly as you wish it to appear on the E-certificate. Requests for corrections after submission will not be entertained.
  • Once the quiz link is opened, the quiz must be completed in a single session without interruption.
  • The quiz link can be used only once and cannot be reopened after submission.
  • The decision of CSIR-IICT EIACP RP, Hyderabad regarding the quiz and certification shall be final.

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  1. Which of the following is the largest source of fresh water on Earth?
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    1 point
    Oceans
    Rivers
    Glaciers and ice caps
    Lakes
  2. Which activity helps save water at home?
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    1 point
    Keeping taps running
    Taking long showers
    Repairing leaking taps
    Washing vehicles daily
  3. What is the most water-efficient irrigation method used in agriculture today?
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    1 point
    Flood irrigation
    Sprinkler irrigation
    Drip irrigation
    Manual hose watering
  4. Watering your lawn or outdoor garden at which time of day saves the most water?
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    1 point
    Right at noon when the sun is highest
    Early morning or late evening
    In the middle of the afternoon
    It does not make any difference
  5. What is the most efficient way to wash a car at home to save water?
    *
    1 point
    Using a garden hose with a spray nozzle
    Using a bucket of water and a sponge
    Leaving it for the rain to wash
    Using high-pressure running water
  6. What are the three foundational “Rs” of water conservation?
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    1 point
    Run, Release, Remove
    Retain, Restore, Replenish
    Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
    Rain, River, Reservoir
  7. Which of these invasive plant species is infamous for choking waterways, blocking sunlight from aquatic ecosystems, and drastically increasing water loss through rapid transpiration?
    *
    1 point
    Water Hyacinth
    Bamboo
    Duckweed
    Mangrove saplings
  8. Which factor contributes most to domestic water wastage?
    *
    1 point
    Low rainfall
    Leaking pipelines and taps
    Water purification systems
    Storage tanks with lids
  9. What is the main advantage of reusing treated wastewater?
    *
    1 point
    It increases pollution
    It reduces pressure on freshwater resources
    It increases groundwater depletion
    It stops rainfall dependency completely
  10. Which statement about glaciers is correct?
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    1 point
    They contain very little freshwater
    They are the largest freshwater reservoirs on Earth
    They are made mainly of seawater
    They increase groundwater directly
  11. Which factor mainly causes lakes and rivers to dry faster?
    *
    1 point
    Controlled irrigation
    Afforestation
    Climate change and overuse of water
    Drip irrigation
  12. Which of the following consumes the HIGHEST amount of freshwater globally?
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    1 point
    Domestic usage
    Thermal power plants
    Agriculture
    Textile industries
  13. Which of the following would MOST likely increase surface runoff and reduce groundwater recharge?
    *
    1 point
    Wetlands restoration
    Rain gardens
    Urban concrete expansion
    Afforestation
  14. Which parameter is MOST commonly used to measure organic pollution in water?
    *
    1 point
    pH value
    Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD)
    Salinity index
    Water hardness
  15. What is the primary goal of rainwater harvesting in urban areas?
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    1 point
    Increasing floodwater discharge
    Reducing groundwater recharge
    Conserving water and improving groundwater levels
    Diverting river systems

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