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    Nptel Assignment 1

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    The document outlines a course on electronic waste management issues and challenges. It details the course structure over several weeks, including lectures, assignments, and discussion forums on topics like e-waste overview, management, sources and generation in India.

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    Courses » Electronic Waste Management Issues And Challenges

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    Unit 3 - Week 1

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    Course outline

    How to access the portal


    Week 0

    Week 1

     Lecture-1 : E-Waste Overview

     Lecture-2 : E-Waste Overview

     Lecture-3 : E-Waste Overview

     Lecture-4 : E-Waste Management Overview

     Lecture-5 : E-Waste Management Overview

     Week 1 Lecture Material

     Quiz : Assignment 1

     Feedback for Week 1

    Week 2

    Week 3

    Week 4

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    Assignment 1

    The due date for submitting this assignment has passed.

    Due on 2019-02-13, 23:59 IST.

    Assignment submitted on 2019-02-13, 15:38 IST


    1 point

    Proper management of e-waste can provide us

    a. Social benefit

    b. Economic benefit

    c. Environmental benefit

    d. All of the above

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    d. All of the above

    1 point

    What is the global recycling rate of e-waste?

    a. 15-20%

    b. 30-40%

    c. 2-5%

    d. 50-60%

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    a. 15-20%

    1 point

    Among the below mentioned sources of e-waste in India, which one’s percentage contribution is
    highest based on weight?

    a. Consumer electronics

    b. IT communication and technology

    c. Large household appliances

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:
    c. Large household appliances

    1 point

    Which state in India produces highest amount of e-waste?

    a. Uttar Pradesh

    b. Maharashtra

    c. West Bengal

    d. Gujarat

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    b. Maharashtra

    1 point

    An e-waste, refrigerator, falls under which category/classification?

    a. Lightning equipment

    b. Toys, leisure and sports equipment

    c. Large household appliances

    d. Consumer electronics

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    c. Large household appliances

    1 point

    Out of the following states in India, which one generates lowest per capita e-waste?

    a. West Bengal

    b. Karnataka

    c. Tamil Nadu

    d. Bihar
    Yes, the answer is correct.
    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    d. Bihar

    1 point

    The total generation of e-waste in a city is 500 MT (Metric ton) per year. The population of the
    city is 4,00,000. The annual per capita generation of e-waste for that city would be

    a. 1 kg/capita/year

    b. 1.25 kg/capita/year

    c. 2.25 kg/capita/year

    d. 2 kg/capita/year

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    b. 1.25 kg/capita/year

    1 point

    Which city in India produces highest amount of e-waste?

    a. Bangalore

    b. Mumbai

    c. Delhi

    d. Kolkata

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    b. Mumbai

    1 point

    Out of the following methods of e-waste estimation, which one is the most frequently used
    method?

    a. Factor models
    b. Time series analysis

    c. Input-output analysis

    d. Disposal related analysis

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    c. Input-output analysis

    1 point

    Out of the following e-waste estimation methods, which one is the least explored method due to
    complexity and high uncertainty in long-term patterns?

    a. Factor models

    b. Time series analysis

    c. Input-output analysis

    d. Disposal related analysis

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    a. Factor models

    1 point

    Which of the following e-waste falls under the category of small household appliances?

    a. Refrigerator

    b. Vacuum cleaner

    c. Dialysis equipment

    d. ATM

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    b. Vacuum cleaner

    1 point
    What are the 3 topmost components with which e-waste is comprised of?

    a. Ferrous metal

    b. Non-ferrous metal

    c. Clay

    d. Plastic

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    a. Ferrous metal

    b. Non-ferrous metal

    d. Plastic

    1 point

    In which of the following countries, e-waste is being dumped from global consumers?

    a. India

    b. Nigeria

    c. Australia

    d. China

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    a. India

    b. Nigeria

    d. China

    1 point

    E-waste is being dumped mostly on developing countries.

    a. True

    b. False

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1
    Accepted Answers:

    a. True

    1 point

    Improper e-waste management leads to plastic and heavy metal pollution.

    a. True

    b. False

    Yes, the answer is correct.


    Score: 1

    Accepted Answers:

    a. True

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