Chapter 14: Environmental Health
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- Q1True/False: Evidence of global climate change can be found in the fact that ice sheets are shrinking and glaciers are receding at unprecedented and rapid rates.FalseTrue30s
- Q2Which factor does not influence population growth?educationtransportationreproductive choicesmortality rates30s
- Q3Evidence of unchecked population growth is manifested in which of the following areas?limited waste productsexcessive consumptionscarcity of toxic by-productsabundance of fossil fuels30s
- Q4Which country is projected to have the largest increase in population in coming decades?ItalyJapanChinaIndia30s
- Q5A control measure for population growth, ________ population growth, proposes that each couple produce two or fewer offspring to allow the population to stabilize or decrease.minimalcontrolledzerocaptive30s
- Q6Air pollutants that occur due to human causes are referred to as ________.photochemical smoganthropogenicanthropomorphicnaturally occurring30s
- Q7The ozone layer's rapid depletion is caused by the release of chloroflurocarbons (CFCs); these chemicals are released mostly through the use of ________.aerosols, refrigerants, and hair spraydryer sheets in the laundrycontrolled forest fire burnshair dryers30s
- Q8Photochemical smog is a mix of particulates and gases that forms when oxygen-containing compounds of nitrogen and hydrocarbons react in the presence of sunlight; it is sometimes called ________.ozone pollutionatmospheric gasesacid depositoxygen depletion30s
- Q9________ is a weather condition whereby smog forms due to a cool layer of air being trapped under a warmer layer of air, thus preventing circulation.Temperature inversionGreenhouse effectAcid depositNonpoint source pollution30s
- Q10The ________ measures how clean or polluted air is and notes health effects that can happen within a few hours or days after breathing polluted air.Pollen IndexAtmospheric Pollution IndexAir Quality IndexCarbon Emission Index30s
- Q11True/False: Your carbon footprint refers to your relationships established with significant others throughout life.TrueFalse30s
- Q12The BP oil spill in 2010 in the Gulf of Mexico is said to be caused by ________ sources.stationarymobilereactivenatural30s
- Q13A source of indoor pollution known as ________ is a mineral compound used to insulate vinyl flooring, roofing materials, heating pipe coverings, and many other products in buildings constructed before 1970.radonleadasbestosformaldehyde30s
- Q14________ is a colorless, strong-smelling gas released from building materials or new carpet in a process called off-gassing.AsbestosRadonFormaldehydeLead30s
- Q15________ is a colorless, odorless gas found in soil that can penetrate homes through cracks or other openings in the basement or foundation.RadonFormaldehydeLeadAsbestos30s