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Correct the definitions of certain terms given below by changing only one word.
(i) Compost: Substances converted into manure for use in industries.
(ii) Lanfill: Garbage buried under water in an area.
(iii) Recycling: Reuse of unused material in the same or another form.
(i) Compost: It is a process in which substances are converted into manure for use in agricultural fields.
(ii) Landfill: It is a process in which garbage is buried under the soil in an area.
(iii) Recycling: It is a process in which used materials are reused in the same or another form.
[Extra information:
The garbage containing plant and animal wastes, and waste food, when left as such in pits or heaps, is acted upon by bacteria, fungus-like organisms, causing rotting.
Rotting leads to the formation of manure. It is the conversion of complex molecules into simple molecules that can be used by plants for growth and development. Thus, the rotting and conversion of some organic materials into manure is called composting.
Vermicomposting is the method of preparing compost with the help of redworms or earthworms.
A landfill is an area where a lot of garbage is collected, spread out, and covered with soil.]
Updated on: 01-Feb-2023
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