Final Exam

A  High Pressure Effect

B  Inversion Layer

C  AQI Spike

D  Inception Layer

A  Massively growing cities, like Beijing and Shanghai, with millions of new drivers.

B  Nearby industrial regions

C  The “Siberian High”

D  The “Siberian Low”

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Percentage of air with CO2

B  Color of air (Clarity Scale)

C  Particulate matter that is 2.5 microns in diameter or less

D  Weight of air with particulate matter (density)

A  Ambient Air: Kills 4.2 million and Household Air Pollution that kills another 3.8 million

B  Industrial Air Pollution that kills 6 million and Rural Air Pollution that kills 1 million

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  Synthetic Organic Compounds

B  Bio waste

C  Acids

D  Petroleum/Plastics

E  Radioactive

F  Heavy metals

A  Petroleum/Plastics

B  Bio waste

C  Heavy metals

D  Radioactive

E  Synthetic Organic Compounds

F  Acids

A  Synthetic Organic Compounds

B  Radioactive

C  Petroleum/Plastics

D  Bio waste

E  Acids

F  Heavy metals

A  Petroleum/Plastics

B  Bio waste

C  Radioactive

D  Heavy metals

E  Acids

F  Synthetic Organic Compounds

A  Heavy metals

B  Synthetic Organic Compounds

C  Petroleum/Plastics

D  Bio waste

E  Radioactive

F  Acids

A  Radioactive

B  Bio waste

C  Petroleum/Plastics

D  Acids

E  Synthetic Organic Compounds

F  Heavy metals

A  New York, Boston, and Washington, DC

B  San Francisco, LA, San Jose

C  Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio

D  Portland, Seattle, and La Vegas

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  30,991

B  2,556

C  312

D  3,091

A  Ditch/Field

B  Trench/Area

C  Trough/Hole

D  Shallow/Deep

A  Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (1976)

B  Litter and Disposal Act (1949)

C  Clean-up Your Act (1990)

D  Trash Act (2001)

A  22%

B  9%

C  60%

D  12%

A  33%

B  13%

C  25%

D  11%

A  50%

B  20%

C  34%

D  10%

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Mid-day sun heats ground returning the normal temperature gradient and dispersing the pollution.

B  Cold air on valley/basin floor undercuts warm air -trapping in pollution at ground level.

C  Cold air forms in mountains at night

D  Cool dense air descend down mountain to valley and basin floor, during early morning hours.

A  Cold air on valley/basin floor undercuts warm air -trapping in pollution at ground level.

B  Cool dense air descend down mountain to valley and basin floor, during early morning hours.

C  Cold air forms in mountains at night

D  Mid-day sun heats ground returning the normal temperature gradient and dispersing the pollution.

A  Cold air on valley/basin floor undercuts warm air -trapping in pollution at ground level.

B  Mid-day sun heats ground returning the normal temperature gradient and dispersing the pollution.

C  Cool dense air descend down mountain to valley and basin floor, during early morning hours.

D  Cold air forms in mountains at night

A  Cold air on valley/basin floor undercuts warm air -trapping in pollution at ground level.

B  Cold air forms in mountains at night

C  Mid-day sun heats ground returning the normal temperature gradient and dispersing the pollution.

D  Cool dense air descend down mountain to valley and basin floor, during early morning hours.

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Small is beautiful, create new indicators besides GDP, and take action to internalize environmental costs into market.

B  Consider future generations, eliminate poverty, and achieve geographical equity.

C  Minimize waste, maximize renewable resources and recyclable materials, and recognize that all things are connected

A  Small is beautiful, create new indicators besides GDP, and take action to internalize environmental costs into market.

B  Consider future generations, eliminate poverty, and achieve geographical equity.

C  Minimize waste, maximize renewable resources and recyclable materials, and recognize that all things are connected

A  Minimize waste, maximize renewable resources and recyclable materials, and recognize that all things are connected

B  Consider future generations, eliminate poverty, and achieve geographical equity.

C  Small is beautiful, create new indicators besides GDP, and take action to internalize environmental costs into market.

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  None of these dates

B  1910-1940

C  1945-2017

D  1860-1900

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  Cools building and lowers Urban Island Effect

B  Collect water to be used inside buildings

C  Absorb solar energy

D  Sequesters C02 in city

A  Promotes more activities (bike lanes, safer bulb-outs, etc.)

B  Protects urban vegetation

C  Make streets safer for pedestrians

D  Allow cars passing through a city a faster path at greater speeds.

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  A special machine can be trucked in to build a home, inexpensively and using less material, within hours.

B  This increasingly popular design system involves prefab modules that can be configured in different ways by the owner. These included, but are not limited to,converted shipping containers.

C  In poor communities, these homes can be built quickly, using strong, natural, natural material that can hold-up against hurricanes and can be easy repaired.

A  A special machine can be trucked in to build a home, inexpensively and using less material, within hours.

B  This increasingly popular design system involves prefab modules that can be configured in different ways by the owner. These included, but are not limited to,converted shipping containers.

C  In poor communities, these homes can be built quickly, using strong, natural, natural material that can hold-up against hurricanes and can be easy repaired.

A  In poor communities, these homes can be built quickly, using strong, natural, natural material that can hold-up against hurricanes and can be easy repaired.

B  A special machine can be trucked in to build a home, inexpensively and using less material, within hours.

C  This increasingly popular design system involves prefab modules that can be configured in different ways by the owner. These included, but are not limited to,converted shipping containers.

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  Building to LEED Certification only.

B  The philosophy of designing physical objects, the built environment, and services to comply with the principles of ecological sustainability.

C  Designing buildings and cities in a way where they promote conservation

D  Designing something to last at least 5 years.