A. Directions: Put a check () mark if the sentence shows practices to control/manage noise pollution.
(X) if it does not.
1. Creating awareness of noise pollution and its effects on both humans and wildlife can generate
positive outcomes in efforts to reduce noise pollution.
2. By installing a fence, you'll be creating a barrier that absorbs the strong sound waves or
vibrations, thereby reducing noise pollution around your office or home.
3. In the case of a noisy neighbor, put a big bookshelf against the wall to reduce the noise coming
from their house or building.
4. A pair of earplugs can be worn while sleeping or at any other time of the day when you want to
reduce the amount of noise hitting your eardrums.
5. Being a good neighbor means maintaining awareness of loud music, barking dogs, or loud parties,
among others.
6. Plant trees, numerous plants and trees in an area mean less noise pollution.
7. If there are appliances that produce loud noise such as dishwashers, blenders, and washing
machines, you can have them run in separate rooms and shut the door to seal off the noise.
8. Use soft furnishings such as rugs, carpets, and wall hangings, which reduce sound.
9. Reducing the amount of noise entering into our homes and buildings is possible by simply closing
the windows. It keeps away annoying sound.
10. Turn off electronic devices or reduce the volume.
(X) if it does not.
1. Creating awareness of noise pollution and its effects on both humans and wildlife can generate
positive outcomes in efforts to reduce noise pollution.
2. By installing a fence, you'll be creating a barrier that absorbs the strong sound waves or
vibrations, thereby reducing noise pollution around your office or home.
3. In the case of a noisy neighbor, put a big bookshelf against the wall to reduce the noise coming
from their house or building.
4. A pair of earplugs can be worn while sleeping or at any other time of the day when you want to
reduce the amount of noise hitting your eardrums.
5. Being a good neighbor means maintaining awareness of loud music, barking dogs, or loud parties,
among others.
6. Plant trees, numerous plants and trees in an area mean less noise pollution.
7. If there are appliances that produce loud noise such as dishwashers, blenders, and washing
machines, you can have them run in separate rooms and shut the door to seal off the noise.
8. Use soft furnishings such as rugs, carpets, and wall hangings, which reduce sound.
9. Reducing the amount of noise entering into our homes and buildings is possible by simply closing
the windows. It keeps away annoying sound.
10. Turn off electronic devices or reduce the volume.
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1. Creating awareness of noise pollution and its effects on both humans and wildlife can generate positive outcomes in efforts to reduce noise pollution.
2. By installing a fence, you'll be creating a barrier that absorbs the strong sound waves or vibrations, thereby reducing noise pollution around your office or home.
3. In the case of a noisy neighbor, put a big bookshelf against the wall to reduce the noise coming from their house or building.
4. A pair of earplugs can be worn while sleeping or at any other time of the day when you want to reduce the amount of noise hitting your eardrums.
5. Being a good neighbor means maintaining awareness of loud music, barking dogs, or loud parties, among others.
6. Plant trees, numerous plants and trees in an area mean less noise pollution.
7. If there are appliances that produce loud noise such as dishwashers, blenders, and washing machines, you can have them run in separate rooms and shut the door to seal off the noise.
8. Use soft furnishings such as rugs, carpets, and wall hangings, which reduce sound.
9. Reducing the amount of noise entering into our homes and buildings is possible by simply closing the windows. It keeps away annoying sound.
10. Turn off electronic devices or reduce the volume.
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