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Environmental issue and health effets and sustainable development - Test Set 1
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- World Summit on sustainable development was held in 2002 in-
Question 1
- Argentina
- Sweden
- Brazil
- South Africa
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- What is the full form of WCED (also known as Brundtland Commission) formed by the United Nations for sustainable development?
Question 2
- World Commission on Envirornmental Delegation
- World Commission on Educational Development
- World Commission on Ecological Development
- World Commission on Environment and Development
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- Which of the following is not an environmental problem?
Question 3
- Genetic modification food items
- Plantation
- Acid rain
- Loss of biodiversity
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- Which of the following are not core elements of environmental sustainability?
Question 4
- Environmental conservation
- Protection and rational use of natural resources
- Sustainable mobility
- Development of people, communities and cultures
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- Recently, the Government of India has proposed to levy"Green Tax" tax on vehicles older than ___________ years:
Question 5
- 6
- 15
- 8
- 10
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- What is AQI?
Question 6
- Airport Quality Index
- Air Quality Index
- Army Quality Index
- Air Quality Impact
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- What is the pH value of acid rain?
Question 7
- 5.5 or less
- 12.5 or more
- 10.5 or more
- 8.5 or more
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- The amount of SO gas (limit) in healthy air by the government goes to 50. That unit is fixed. Its measurement unit is –
Question 8
- g/cc
- mg/liter
- mg/m3
- u g/ m2m
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- Fluoride pollution mainly affects –
Question 9
- Teeth
- Kidney
- Brain
- Heart
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- Above which level of noise, noise and ear pain cause damage?
Question 10
- About 80 decibels
- About 130 decibels
- About 150 decibels
- About 180 decibels
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- Which of the following is not an effect of noise pollution?
Question 11
- Hyper tension
- Tinnitus
- Hearing loss
- Skin Diseases
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- Which of the following is not an effect of noise pollution?
Question 12
- Diarrhea
- High blood pressure
- Deafness
- Irritability
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- Which gas leaked during the Bhopal tragedy?
Question 13
- Methyl Isocyanate
- Sodium Isothiocyanate
- potassium Isothiocyanate
- ethyl Isocyanate
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- What is the meaning of Zero emission Vehicle?
Question 14
- One that does not emit any pollutants from the exhaust pipe through its source of power.
- One that emits only water vapour from the exhaust pipe.
- One that emits only hydrocarbons from the exhaust pipe.
- One that emits only compressed air from the exhaust pipe.
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- In which of the following season is the ozone hole is clearly visible in Antarctica?
Question 15
- Winter
- Spring
- Fierce heat
- Autumn
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- White lung cancer is caused by
Question 16
- Asbestos
- Silica
- Paper
- Textile
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- Which pollution causes Jaundice?
Question 17
- Water
- Air
- Land
- Thermal
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- H1N1 virus is sometimes mentioned in the news with reference to which one of the following diseases?
Question 18
- AIDS
- Bird flu
- Dengue
- swine flu
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- Why is there a great concern about the ‘microbeads’ that are released into environment?
Question 19
- They are considered harmful to marine ecosystems.
- They are considered to cause skin cancer in children.
- They are small enough to be absorbed by crop plants in irrigated fields.
- They are often found to be used as food adulterants.
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