ST212-Q-CH4
Environmental Monitoring Quiz
Test your knowledge on environmental monitoring with our comprehensive quiz! This engaging quiz consists of 20 carefully crafted questions that explore various aspects of environmental assessments, methods, and indicators.
Participate to improve your understanding and gain valuable insights into:
- The objectives and importance of environmental monitoring
- Sample analysis methods and methodologies
- Regulations and standards in environmental studies
What is not included in the environmental monitoring program?
List of monitored objects
Environmental laws
List of control indicators
Sampling frequency
2. What is one of the steps of environmental monitoring?
Creation of network of observation points
Calculation of environmental quality indicators
Development of management solutions
Control of environmental legislation implementation
3. What is not one of the objectives of environmental monitoring?
Monitoring the level of air, soil, water pollution
Increasing the use of renewable energy sources
Providing state authorities with systematic and emergency information on changes in air, soil and water pollution levels caused by human activity
Providing organizations with recommendations on environmental protection
4. Environmental monitoring - a system of observations, assessment and forecast of changes in the environment, created to highlight the anthropogenic component of these changes against the background of natural processes
True
False
5. Monitoring of hazardous and potentially hazardous anthropogenic impact sources. What type of monitoring is it?
Impact monitoring
Anthropogenic monitoring
Man-caused monitoring
Catastrophic monitoring
6. Which group of sample analysis methods is also called instrumental?
Physical methods
Physico-chemical methods
Chemical methods
7. What group of methods does the chromatography method belong to?
Physical methods
Physico-chemical methods
Chemical methods
8. Which method is based on the accurate measurement of the mass of the substance or its components, extracted in a chemically pure state or as compounds with exactly known constant?
Gravimetric
Electrochemical
Chromatographic
Spectral methods
9. Which physical method of sample analysis uses the ionization of molecules?
Electrochemical
Chromatographic
Gravimetric
Mass spectrometry
10. What is the parameter that determines the number of mobile observation points?
Power of source of pollution
Wind direction
Number of contaminants
Air temperature
11. How long does sampling of a single-point sample take?
2-3 minutes
10-15 minutes
20-30 minutes
40-60 minutes
12. What type of sample provides more accurate information on average daily concentrations?
Single-point sample
Complex sample
Daily sample
13. What is classified as a chemical indicator of water quality?
Number of phytoplankton
Oxidation
Temperature
Odor
14. How often are samples taken according to a reduced sea and ocean water monitoring program?
Once in 3 days
Once in 10 days
Once in 20 days
Once a month
16. How often are samples taken according to a full sea and ocean water monitoring program?
Once in 10 days
Once in 15 days
Once a month
Once a year
15. Integrated interstate global monitoring network is successfully operating, uniting all countries of the world.
True
False
18. Which of the following is correct?
Hazardous polluting chemical elements are also componen soils
Self-recovery of soils faster than water and air
Soil is a homogeneous system d. Soils are not contaminated by precipitation
19. In what seasons does soil sampling take place?
Spring and autumn
Spring and winter
Winter and autumn
Winter and summer
There is no public health monitoring system
True
False
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