Environmental Science Terminologies Quiz
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Within any realm of science, you’re going to come across a vast amount of vocabulary unique to the topic, which are likely to trip you up if you’re not paying attention. In this environmental science terminologies quiz, we’ll test you on a number of words regarding the scientific study of our environment.
- 1.Dependence is what?
- A.
Academic Theory
- B.
Industrial Process
- C.
Child
- D.
Reliance On Substance
- 2.Definition Of Dessicant
- A.
Drying Agent
- B.
Mutagen
- C.
Pyretic
- D.
Neutral Substance
- 3.All About Acute effect
- A.
Minor Effect
- B.
Short-Term Effect
- C.
Permanent Effect
- D.
Fatal Effect
- 4.What Is Mortality study?
- A.
Water Quality Study
- B.
Fruit Species Analysis
- C.
Investigation Of Vehicles
- D.
Investigation Of Deaths
- 5.Reconstitution meaning
- A.
General Health Level
- B.
Relaxing Activity
- C.
Restored to Original Form
- D.
Rehabilitative Exercise
- 6.Do You Know The Definition Of Negligible Risk?
- A.
Calculated Risk
- B.
Minimal Risk
- C.
Mutation Risk
- D.
Avoidable Risk
- 7.Which of these is Cardiotoxic?
- A.
Medical Study
- B.
Harmful To The Heart
- C.
Filtration
- D.
Cancer Causing
- 8.Meaning Of Term Toxicophobia
- A.
Fear Of Water
- B.
Fear Of Cars
- C.
Fear Of Poisons
- D.
Fear Of Toxicologists
- 9.What is Nodule?
- A.
Oxygen-Based Compound
- B.
Small Solid Node
- C.
Toxic Dose
- D.
Medical Imaging Device
- 10.Lethal meaning
- A.
Sodium-Based
- B.
Capable Of Killing
- C.
Enveloping
- D.
Antigenic
- 11.Definition Of Non-ionizing radiation
- A.
Solar Radiation
- B.
Cell-Destroying Radiation
- C.
Natural Radiation
- D.
Low Energy Radiation
- 12.Edema definition
- A.
Headache
- B.
Poison Flower
- C.
Caustic Chemical
- D.
Excess Of Fluid
- 13.What do you mean by Sedative?
- A.
Poisonous
- B.
Relaxing Substance
- C.
Alertness Increasing
- D.
Nausea-Relieving
- 14.Which one is correct for Inhalation?
- A.
Inside Halon System
- B.
Chemical Treatment
- C.
Loss Of Blood
- D.
Drawing In Air
- 15.Meaning Of Neural
- A.
Blood-Related
- B.
Typical
- C.
Pertaining To Nerves
- D.
Deafening
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