Driving theory questions
Which option is true?
- Infrasound is an environmental problem.
– True, sound is considered an environmental problem (compare with the term working environment). - Hydrocarbons acidify the ground and contribute to eutrophication.
– False, nitric oxides contribute to eutrophication, see the Driving Licence Book (19th edition, page 228). - Tropospheric ozone is another term for nitric oxide.
– False, see the Driving Licence Book (19th edition, page 228). - Carbon monoxide is harmless to humans but very harmful to nature.
– False, carbon monoxide reduces the capacity for oxygen uptake in humans, see the Driving Licence Book (19th edition, page 228).
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