Following pages contain a few ideas to conduct
environmental contests
to various groups like
School/College students, Housing societies,
neigbourhoods, NGOs, church/religious groups, SCC
groups etc
LET US CREATE
A GREEN WAVE ALL OVER
and bring awareness to make our surroundings clean
and green!!!
FOREWORD
The following pages contain some of the ideas discussed in various groups like PPC in
preparation for ENVIRONMENT CONTEST/WALK/RALLY in our Church.
Some of these ideas may help you, in case you would like to conduct such a project in
your school/college/church/housing society etc
You can adapt these ideas as per your need.
Fr Felix
SAVE ENVIRONMENT CONTESTS
AND
SAVE ENVIRONMENT DAY – 14TH
DECEMBER 2014
Organised by BCS/C-P CELL in collaboration with SMALL COMMUNITIES
CHDIF GUEST, GUESTS OF HONOUR, SPECIAL INVITEES ETC
RULES - GENERAL
1] All contests will be held in English. (Multiple language contests create difficulties like getting judges etc)
2] Children from 3rd std till 11th Std (all faiths) from all the zones of Panvel are eligible to participate.
3] The winners will be declared group wise – i.e. 3rd to 5th; 6th to 8th and 9th to 11th.
4] Entry fee per each contest is Rs 20/- only
5] The zone which enrolls the highest number of participants will be declared as CHAMPION OF ENVIRONMENT
and will get an appreciation trophy for their efforts.
7] The zones which enroll minimum 20 participants (not no. of contests) will be considered as a project for SC points.
8] Individually, the top 3 winners in each category will get prizes and certificates. All participants will receive the
Participation Certificate.
9] In the contest entries (like poem, essay, slogan etc), participants must write their name and SC no. at the end of
the page (not in the beginning)
10] Best entries (essays, poems etc will be published in the GEM E-NEWSLETTER which is being emailed to about
25,000 people and also will be published in the Panvel Pulse Parish bulletin.
THE WINNERS WILL BE DELCARED AND PRIZES/CERTIFICATES WILL BE AWARDED
DURING THE SAVE ENVIRONMENT RALLY SCHEDULED FOR DEC. 14
CONTEST WISE RULES
The general theme for all the contests is ENVIRONMENT. Environment is a vast topic. Therefore, for specific themes
on environment ( example – climate change, plastic menace, zero garbage, junk food, mineral water, organic
farming, coal mining, Green Diwali etc etc), participants can visit our church website – www.stfrancisxavierpanvel.in There are more than 25 PowerPoint Presentations on different topics, besides a lot of matter in the archives of GEM
E-NEWSLETTERS. You can choose any of the topics for poem, essay, elocution, slogan, poster and drawing
contests. Besides website help, participants can take the help of other resources or even their family members.
However entries straightaway copied from other published matters will be disqualified.
1] POEM CONTEST:
Your poem on any topic of environment should be about 20 lines, neatly written or typed.
2] ESSAY CONTEST:
Your essay on any topic of environment should be about 2 pages on foolscap paper, if handwritten (write on one side
only) or if typed about 1 page foolscap paper (1.5 space).
3] LETTER WRITING
Theme – write a letter advising your friend to celebrate a GREEN DIWALI 2014. (i.e. cracker less Diwali). Contents:
about 1 page foolscap paper typed or neatly handwritten
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4] SLOGAN CONTEST
A slogan is a simple, catchy, short phrase to sell your idea of protecting environment. Your slogan can be up to
maximum 5/6 words. Write/type your slogan on a plain paper
The last date to handover the above entries (poems, essays, letters and slogans) in the parish office is 9th
November (zonal coordinators must collectively submit them in the parish office. No individual entries/email
entries will be accepted
5] POSTER DRAWING CONTEST
Poster contest will be held in our church hall on 16th Nov. from 4 to 5 PM. Your poster should by on any environment
theme. Bring your own colour set. Drawing papers will be provided. You can plan your drawing in advance and bring
the pencil sketch on a piece of paper.
6] QUIZ CONTEST
Quiz contest also will be held on Sunday 16th Nov. after the poster contest. This format of this quiz will be similar to
monthly Bible quiz i.e. tick the right answer. All the 50 questions will be chosen from the PPTs from our church
website. The quiz contest will begin at 5.10 PM in our church hall.
FREE!!
CHILDREN’S DAY SPECIAL
All the children who participate in various contests are invited for a special children day get-together
organized and sponsored by the BCS on the same day (16th Nov.) after the drawing and elocution
contests. [Suggestion: Games will be organized by the Panvel Youth (give plan well in advance].
ENVIRONMENT RALLY ON SUNDAY 14TH
DECEMBER And prize distribution for the
winners of contests
Parishioners (all faiths) from all the zones will come in
procession with displaying their banners (creative and
eco friendly). All will converge at our church hall at about
5 PM. (to avoid long distance walking you are free to
meet at a particular spot (about 1 hour walking to the
church, say walking from 4 to 5 pm) and come in
procession in single file. Please set the time in such a
way that you will reach at 5 pm to the church. Appropriate
slogans may be used while walking in procession).
Register the names of the people beforehand and give
them the rally pass which will be also used for some
refreshments when they reached the venue (church).►
Note to animators: As a motivation to involve as many
people in the rally, 1 point per member will be added to
your participation points. (see no 5 – rules in general).
Zone wise head count will be done by the organising
committee as they enter the church gate.
TENTATIVE PROGRAMME FOR SAVE ENVIRONMENT DAY OF 14TH DEC. – STAGE PROGRAMME (5 to 7 pm)
Welcome dance – any zone willing welcome to give your name (register in the attached form).
A few (3 or 4 ) skits/dances by zones of about 5 to 8 mnts duration on first come first serve basis (willing please
register your name – see entry sheet. Will be considered a zonal project and eligible for points).
Felicitation to chief guest/guests of honour
Speech by 1 or 2 top winners from the Elocution contests
1 or 2 poems from the toppers from the poem contest.
Prize/certificate distribution for the winners of environment contests
Speech by chief guest
Thanks
Concluding prayer dance (any group/zone willing please register in the attached entry form)
ENTRY FORM FOR ENVIRONMENT DAY 2014 CONTESTS
To,
The Organisers
SAVE ENVIRONMENT DAY 2014
Following participants would like to participate in the ENVIRONMENT DAY CONTEST 2014. Attached along the
entry fee of Rs 20/- each for each contest.
(Note to animators: take as many copies for enrolling in your clusters).
Contest will be: 1] poem 2] essay 3] letter writing 4] Slogan 5] poster 6] quiz
Sr no.
Names of participant
(surname first)
Std
Name of contest like to
participate
Mobile no
COORDINAOTRS PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION BEFORE 9TH NOV.
1. ________ number of children and animators will be attending the FREE PARTICIPANTS PARTY of 16 th Nov.
2. _________ number of entry/snack coupons require for SAVE ENVIRONMENT RALLY of 14th Dec.
3. If you would like to put up a skit/dance etc. during SAVE ENVIRONMENT DAY =14TH Dec. programme,
please mention the details:
Item: ____________________________________Time ____________ No. of participants _____________
SC No _________ Coordinator ‘s sign _______________________
NOTE TO COORDINAOTR: This entry form to be submitted in the parish office before Sunday, 9TH November.
ADD MORE SHEETS, IF NEEDED
WALK FOR ENVIRONMENT AND
PRIZE DISTRIBUTION FOR ENVIRONMENT CONTESTS
Date: Sunday, 14th December
NOTE: As PM Modi has started the CLEAN INDIA CAMPAIGN, there is already a lot of
awareness on environment. Now it will be easier to get the Police permission (if needed) and
also easier to involve people of all faiths.
3 options offered by PPC during the last meeting:
1] Each community come in procession from a particular point
2] communities clubbed together
3] just 1 rally
Whichever method we choose, our purpose is to spread the message to as many onlookers as
possible. Therefore walk of minimum 1 hour is essential with banners and appropriate slogans.
Suggested timing of walk from 4 to 5 PM.
5 PM STAGE PROGRAMME
As the procession enters the church gate, snack (suggestion – a somosa and cokum juice/rasna) will be picked by
each participant from the tables and will proceed to ground floor auditorium for the STAGE PROGRAMME.
CHEIF GUESTS/GUESTS OF HONOUR/SPECIAL INVITEES
PORTFOLIOS
SC 1 – Compering
SC 2 – Chairs, stage, sound and light
SC 3 –Invitation/hospitality for VIPs (welcoming at the
gate, snack/drink etc)
SC 4 – certificates/prizes/bouquets etc
SC 5/6 – ushering (during the procession & stage
programme)
SC 7 – Media+ reports for PPP, Examiner
SC 8 – Snacks/drink
Further suggestions/changes are invited
TENTATIVE PROGRAMME
5 to 5.15 PM – settling down
5.15 comperes take over/welcome speech
5.30 – welcome/prayer dance, followed by cultural items
depending on the entries received
6.15 – prize distribution for environment contests and top
3 SCs in the 1st term (June to October)
6.30 – felicitation to guests/speech by 3 guests (about 3
mnts each)
7 – cleanliness pledge/national anthem
Note:
1. Enlisted numbers for Environment Walk are needed for arrangement of snacks/chairs etc. As already said, to
encourage a better participation each participant will get 1 point for Zonal performance. Entry form is already
given during the Sep. PPC meeting.
2. After getting the PPC suggestions/ entries for contests/cultural items etc, BCS/Organsing Committee will
meet during this week to give final touches to the programme.
Fr Felix
FOLLOWING PAGES MAY BE USED FOR CHURCH/SOCIETY/INSTITUION NOTICE
BOARDS
RULES – GENERAL
1] All contests will be held in English.
2] Children from 3rd std till 11th Std (all faiths) from all the zones of Panvel
are eligible to participate.
3] The winners will be declared group wise – i.e. 3rd to 5th; 6th to 8th and 9th to
11th.
4] Entry fee per each contest is Rs 20/- only
5] The zone which enrolls the highest number of participants will get an
appreciation trophy for their efforts.
6] Zone which scores highest points collectively will be declared CHAMPIONS
OF ENVIRONMENT!
7] The zones which enroll minimum 20 participants (not no. of contests) will
be considered as a project for SC points.
8] Individually, the top 3 winners in each category will get prizes and
certificates.
9] In the contest entries (like poem, essay, slogan etc), participants must
write their name and SC no. at the end of the page (not in the beginning)
10] Best entries (essays, poems etc will be published in the GEM ENEWSLETTER which is being emailed to about 25,000 people and also will be
published in the Panvel Pulse Parish bulletin.
THE PRIZES/CERTIFICATES FOR ALL THE CONTESTS
WILL BE AWARDED DURING THE SAVE ENVIRONMENT
RALLY SCHEDULED FOR DEC. 14
CONTEST WISE RULES
The general theme for all the contests is ENVIRONMENT. Environment is a
vast topic. Therefore, for specific themes on environment ( example – climate
change, plastic menace, zero garbage, junk food, mineral water, organic
farming, coal mining, Green Diwali etc etc), participants can visit our church
website – www.stfrancisxavierpanvel.in - There are more than 20 PowerPoint
Presentations on different topics, besides a lot of matter in the archives of
GEM E-NEWSLETTERS. You can choose any of the topics for poem, essay,
elocution, slogan, poster and drawing contests. Besides website help,
participants can take the help of other resources or even their family
members. However entries straightaway copied from other published matters
will be disqualified.
1] POEM CONTEST:
Your poem on any topic of environment should be about 20 lines, neatly
written or typed.
2] ESSAY CONTEST:
Your essay on any topic of environment should be about 2 pages on foolscap
paper, if handwritten (write on one side only) or if typed about 1 page
foolscap paper (1.5 space).
3] LETTER WRITING
Theme – write a letter advising your friend to celebrate a GREEN DIWALI
2014. (i.e. cracker less Diwali). Contents: about 1 page foolscap paper typed
or neatly handwritten
4] SLOGAN CONTEST
A slogan is a simple, catchy, short phrase to sell your idea of protecting
environment. Your slogan can be up to maximum 5/6 words. (Note to
animators: best slogans can also be used during the Save environment rally of
14th Dec., if possible translated in vernaculars)
The last date to handover the above entries (poems, essays, letters
and slogans) in the parish office is 9th November (zonal coordinators
must collectively submit them in the parish office. Late entries
received from Nov.10th till 16th will get a penalty point of 1 per day).
5] POSTER DRAWING CONTEST
Poster contest will be held in our church hall on 16th Nov. from 4 to 5 PM.
Your poster should by on any environment theme. Bring your own colour set.
Drawing papers will be provided. You can plan your drawing in advance and
bring the pencil sketch on a piece of paper.
6] QUIZ CONTEST
Quiz contest also will be held on Sunday 16th Nov. after the poster contest.
This format of this quiz will be similar to monthly Bible quiz i.e. tick the right
answer. All the 50 questions will be chosen from the PPTs from our church
website. The quiz contest will begin at 5.10 PM in our church hall.
FREE!!
CHILDREN’S DAY SPECIAL
All the children who participate in various contests are invited for a
special children day get-together organized and sponsored by the
BCS on the same day (16th Nov.) after the drawing and elocution
contests. [Games will be organized by the Panvel Youth].
Register your names with your zonal coordinators
Coming soon!
ORGANISED BY ST XAVIER’S COMMUNITY CENTRE, PANVEL
Address: Behind Panvel ST Depot, Near Samrat Hotel
CONTEST NAMES
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POEM CONTEST
ESSAY CONTEST
LETTER WRITING
SLOGAN
POSTER
QUIZ
 Individual prizes and certificates for top three in each
group (3rd to 5th; 6th to 8th and 9th to 11th)
 CHAMPION OF ENVIRONMENT TROPHY for the zone
which scores highest points collectively
 1 point per each participant (of all contests) will be
added to the zonal performance points
 20 or above participants from a zone will be
considered as a project for zonal performance points.
 A free children’s day get-together on Sunday, 16th
November for all participants of the environment
Contests
For further rules see page 2. For registering your name for the contest contact:
Mobile Nos: ______________________________________________________________________
Address: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ENVIRONMENT CONTEST - RULES IN BRIEF
1] All kids from 3rd to 11th std are eligible to participate in this environmental contest
2] The general theme for all the contests is ENVIRONMENT. Environment is a vast topic. Therefore, for
specific themes on environment ( example – climate change, plastic menace, zero garbage, junk food,
mineral water, organic farming, coal mining, Green Diwali etc etc), you can visit our church website –
www.stfrancisxavierpanvel.in –
There are more than 20 PowerPoint Presentations on different topics, besides a lot of matter in the
archives of GEM E-NEWSLETTERS. You can choose any of the topics for poem, essay, slogan, poster
and drawing contests. Besides website help, participants can take the help of other resources or even their
family members. However you cannot copy/paste from published matters.
3] The entry fee per contest is Rs 20/- only. To encourage better participation coordinators can sponsor
the part of the fees from the zonal funds.
THE RULES FOR INDIVIDUAL CONTEST ARE AS FOLLOWS:
1] POEM CONTEST:
Your poem on any topic of environment should be about 20 lines, neatly written or typed.
2] ESSAY CONTEST:
Your essay on any topic of environment should be about 2 pages on foolscap paper, if handwritten (write
on one side only) or if typed about 1 page foolscap paper (1.5 space).
3] LETTER WRITING
Theme – write a letter advising your friend to celebrate a GREEN DIWALI 2014. (i.e. cracker less
Diwali). Contents: about 1 page foolscap paper typed or neatly handwritten
4] SLOGAN CONTEST
A slogan is a simple, catchy, short phrase to sell your idea of protecting environment. Your slogan can be
up to maximum 5/6 words.
The last date to handover the above entries (poems, essays, letters and slogans) in the parish office is 9th
November (zonal coordinators must collectively submit them in the parish office. Late entries received
from Nov.10th till 16th will get a penalty point of 1 per day).
5] POSTER DRAWING CONTEST
Poster contest will be held in our community hall (3rd floor) on 16th Nov. from 3 to 4 PM. Your poster
should by on any environment theme. Bring your own colour set. Drawing papers will be provided. You
can plan your drawing in advance and bring the pencil sketch on a piece of paper.
6] QUIZ CONTEST
Quiz contest also will be held on Sunday 16th Nov. after the poster contest. That is 4 to 4.30 pm. The
format of the question will be ‘just tick’ the correct answer from the 3 options given. You will be given
half an hour to answer 50 questions. All these questions will be chosen from the PPTs from our church
website. .
FREE!!
CHILDREN’S DAY SPECIAL
All the children who participate in various
contests are invited for a special children
day get-together on the same day (16th
Nov.) after the drawing and quiz contests.
ENVIRONMENT QUIZ
NOTE TO ORGANISERS: The ENVIRONMENT QUIZ in the next 2 pages is prepared from about
25 PPTs appeared in the GEM PPT section of our website www.stfrancisxavierpanvel.in.
However to make it easier, you can prepare this quiz on single subject (1 PPT), or a group of
PPTs (say 10 PPTs). Also, in case you have doubts that, participants might get answers in
advance in this website, organisers may replace a few questions.
(To make you easy to organise this quiz, the answers are given at the end. The sample answer
sheet is also in the following pages)
ENVIRONMENTAL QUIZ CONTEST 2014
DATE: 16/11/2014; TIME – 4 to 4.30 PM
Venue: St Xavier’s Community Centre, Panvel
Note: All the questions for this quiz are chosen from the GEM POWERPOINT PRESENTATIONS from our church
website – www.stfrancisxavierpanvel.in. You have to choose the correct answer from the 3 options, and simply tick
√ or X mark the correct answer (a, b or c) in the separate ANSWER SHEET given to you.
After finishing writing your answers, please take this question set home, go through the PPTs on the above website
(GEM PPT SECTION), and find out your scores even before your results are declared on December 14 during
ENVIRONMENT RALLY. To make you easy PPT reference of each question is given in brackets - GOOD LUCK!
QUIZ QUESTIONS
1. India will win Nobel for filth – who said this? (GEM-2/27) A] Narendra Modi b] Jairam Ramesh c] Rahul Gandhi
2. Which is the last option in treating the garbage produced by us (GEM-2/27) A] recycle b] disposal c] minimize
3. EM (Effective Micro-Organism) helps in _____ (GEM-2/27)
A] cleaning the air
b] changing the climate
c] speedy decomposition of waste
4. Junk foods contains higher amount of fats, sugar, salt, artificial colors and ____ (GEM-2/33)
A] preservatives b] oils c] vegetables
5. One major effect of fast food on children is carrying _____.(GEM-2/33)
A] good brain b] strong body c] excess body fat
6. _______ is the world leader in solar energy. (GEM-2/31) A] Spain b] Germany c] India
7. ______ energy is widely viewed as a ray of hope in a world that is being rapidly degraded by pollution (GEM-2/31)
A] thermal b] hydro c] Solar
8. For casual or routine correspondence, ___ is most suitable (GEM-2/37) A] email
b] mobile c] written paper
9. Due to lack of _____, India is still way behind in using this natural source of energy (GEM-2/37)
A] technology
b] awareness
c] funds
10. _______ is one of the best inventions of the 18th century (GEM-2/40) A] plastic b] wind power c] medicine
11. Every year about 300 billion pounds of plastic is produced in the world and not even ____ percent of it is
recycled. (GEM/2-40)
A] 5
b] 15
c] 25
12. The amount of plastic waste in our oceans is steadily increasing. More than 90% of the articles found on the sea
beaches are made up of _____ (GEM-2/40) A] dead fish
b] plastic c] human waste
13. About 100,000 animals such as dolphins, turtles, whales, penguins are killed every year due to _____ (GEM2/40). A] climate change
b] polluted water
c] plastic bags
14. A single tree will absorb one ton of carbon dioxide _______ (GEM-2/46)
A] in 10 years b] in 50 years c] over its life time
15. Don’t leave your tap running! Only a dripping tap means you’re wasting 13 litres of water _____ (GEM-2/46)
A] a day b] a week c] a month
16. By eating plant foods instead of _____ , I help conserve our non-renewable sources of energy.(GEM-2/46)
A] oily foods
b] junk foods c] animal foods
17. Example of beverage not considered to be soft drinks is ___ (GEM-3/3). A] fizzy drink b] tea c] soda
18. The relationship between soft drink consumption and body weight is ____ (GEM-3/3)
A] nil b] very strong c] mild
19. Unless fortified, soft drinks contain ____ vitamins, minerals, fiber, protein, or other essential nutrients. (GEM-3/3)
A] a lot of
b] little to no c] some amount of
20. Conscious collection and storage of rainwater to cater to demands of water is termed as _____ (GEM-3/15)
A] Rainwater harvesting b] water collection c] water irrigation
21. For Hinduism, nature and the environment are an _____ of our existence. (GEM-3/19)
A] not connected b] partly related c] inseparable part
22. Protecting the natural environment in order to build a world of peace is the duty of all of us. Which Pope said this
(GEM-3/19) A] Pope Benedict b] Pope Francis c] Pope St John Paul.
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Environment quiz 2014 - Page 2
23. _____ announced the rewards of caring for animals (GEM-3/19).
A] Jesus Christ b] Prophet Mohammad c] Mahatma Gandhi
24. To Hindus, darkness represents ______, and light is a metaphor for knowledge. (GEM-3/25)
A] evil
b] ignorance c] falsehood
25. The earth's climate is naturally changing. But this is speeded up because of______ (GEM-3/33)
A] man’s activities
b] technology
c] politicians
26. The oceans cover about ____ of the Earth (GEM/3-33) A] 71 b] 50
c] 90
27. Temperatures have risen during the last 30 years, and ____ was the warmest decade ever recorded.(GEM-3/33)
A] 1700-1799
b] 1800-1899 c] 2000-2009
28. Every plant and animal plays a role in the ____ (GEM-3/33)
A] climate change b] ecosystem c] human behaviour
29. The main cause of the loss of biodiversity can be attributed to the influence of ___ (GEM-3/40)
A] animal world b] weather patterns c] human beings
30. ______ pollution is one of the largest sources of pollution and damage to species (GEM-3/40)
A] automobile
b] fireworks
c] water
31. Most existing genetically modified crops have been developed to improve ___ (GEM-3/46)
A] beauty
b] taste c] yield
32. GM foods saves the use of toxic chemicals by making resistant to __ (GEM-3/46) A] pests b] climate c] health
33. Vitamin A deficiency causes _____ (GEM-3/46) A] deafness b] blindness
c] heart attacks
34. The term "wastewater treatment" is also called _______ (GEM-4/2)
A] river water treatment b] bad water treatment c] sewage treatment
35. Which one of the following organs is currently not transplanted . (GEM-4/9) A] heart b] liver c] brain
36. How many Brain banks are there in India? (GEM-4/9) A] 1
b] 5
c] 10
37. Organic farming is a form of agriculture that relies on techniques such as _____, green manure compost and
biological pest control. (GEM-4/16) A] same crop b] crop rotation c] modern crop
38. ______ mainly composed of methane, carbon dioxide and tiny amounts of hydrogen sulphide. (GEM-4/21)
A] biogas
b] LPG gas c] CNG gas
39. A five Kg feed capacity biogas plant cost INR ____ (GEM-4/21) A] 20,000 b] 12,000 c] 60,000
40. Three Rs of ‘Waste Management’ are – reduce, reuse, _____ (GEM-4/30) A] refuse b] recycle c] renew
41. You can reduce _____ by selecting products that are not wasteful in their packaging. (GEM-4/30)
A] waste
b] weight c] money
42. Coastlines throughout the world are facing serious problems of coastal erosion and threat of rising sea levels due
to ____ (GEM-4/34) A] heavy rains b] water pollution c] global warming
43. ______ provide protection and shelter against extreme weather events, such as storm winds and floods, as well
as tsunamis.(GEM-4/34) A] tall buildings b] strong walls
c] mangrove forests
44. Although some bottled water comes from springs, more than 25% of bottled water comes from ___ (GEM-4/40).
A] the lakes
b] the Municipal supply
c] the rain
45. For example at the beginning of 1960s Bangalore had 262 lakes, now only ___ hold water. (GEM-5/4)
A] 100
b] 10 c] 50
46. For example, the Basamand lake in Jodhpur, once the only source of drinking water for the city of Jodhpur, has
been suffering from _____ (GEM-5/4) A] illegal mining
b] lack of rain c] misuse from neigbhours
47. Forests cover ___ percent of the world’s land surface, just over 4 billion hectares.(GEM-5/10) A] 60 B] 55 C] 31
48. The process to generate energy from ___ involves mining, transporting, cleaning and burning it.(GEM-5/17)
A] coal
b] sun
c] uranium
49. In developed countries, most food loss occurs during ___ (GEM-5/23) A]consumption b] production c] storage
50. ‘Throwing away good food was like stealing from poor people” who said this? (GEM-5/23)
A] Mother Teresa b] Pope Francis c] Narendra Modi
RESULTS AND PRIZE/CERTIFICATE DISTRIBUTION WILL BE
ON SUNDAY, 14TH DEC. DURING ENVIRONMENT WALK/RALLY
Register your name for ENVIRONMENT WALK/RALLY with your zonal coordinators
or tel. 2745 5556/2746 5276 (St Xavier’s community Centre Office)
ENVIRONMENT QUIZ CONTEST 2014
Note: Before you start answering this contest, write your name, Zone No. Mobile No. and Email ID
Name( in cap letters) _________________________ _____________________________________ Zone No: __________
Mobile_____________________________ Email Id _________________________________________________________
Answers
Simply mark √ or X on the correct answer. After once ticking, if you want to change the answer, cancel the answer
ticked, and write the correct alphabet in the blank column (last column). You can take home the question paper and
count your marks even before the results are declared! GEM PowerPoint Presentation reference is given against
each question to make you easy to find the answers.
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b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
b
C
C
C
C
C
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
c
Your feedback on this quiz – just tick the correct answer (voluntary)
1] I have prepared for this quiz – very hard
somewhat hard 
not serious 
2] I found this quiz – very Interesting somewhat interesting 
boring
3] If given a chance will you participate in this kind of quiz again? yes 
no 
can’t say 
Answers
1] b 2] b 3] c 4] a 5] c 6] b 7] c 8] a 9] b 10] a 11] a 12] b 13] C 14] c 15] a 16] c 17] b 18] b 19] b 20] a
21] c 22] a 23] b 24] b 25] a 26] a 27] b 28] c 29] c 30] a 31] c 32] a 33] b 34] c 35] c 36] a 37] b 38] a
39] b 40] b 41] a 42] c 43] c 44] b 45] b 46] a 47] c 48] a 49] a 50] b