Multiple-choice questions on basic knowledge of environmental protection [Daily Question 090303]
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1. The “Decision of the State Council on Implementing the Scientific Outlook on Development and Strengthening Environmental Protection” emphasizes that strict action shall be taken against those who fail to conduct environmental impact assessments, violate the requirement that environmental protection facilities be installed simultaneously with construction projects, fail to keep such facilities operating properly, discharge pollutants in excess of allowed levels, _____, cause serious environmental pollution incidents, carry out illegal construction and tourism activities in nature reserves, or engage in illegal mining that leads to ecological damage. A. Failure to comply with the pollution prevention and control laws B. Failure to abide by the provisions of pollution discharge permits C. Failure to implement total pollution discharge controls D. Failure to carry out pollution control measures. 2. Socialism requires that the people have the right to be informed about environmental issues, the right to supervise, and ______. A. Right to participate B. Voting right C. Right to benefits D. Right to speak 3. Pollutants are generally classified into ______. A. Four categories: industrial pollution sources, transportation-related pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. B. Three categories: industrial pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. C. Two categories: industrial pollution sources and domestic pollution sources. D. Air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution. 4. Historically, China’s Loess Plateau was once a fertile region with dense forests and grasslands suitable for nomadic activities. The formation of the current ecological environment on the Loess Plateau is due to _____. A. War B. Natural disasters C. Uncontrolled deforestation for farming D. Excessive animal reproduction 5. Among atmospheric pollutants, the one that causes the most harm to plants is _____. A. Carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide B. Sulfur dioxide and fluorides C. Carbon monoxide and fluorides D. Sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide. Additionally, the environmental protection area is carrying out an activity related to the “One Question per Day” campaign, titled “One plus one equals extra charm”; for more details, see http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-404470-1-1.html. This post was last edited by lyhh9024 on 2009-3-3 at 18:51.]
1. The “Decision of the State Council on Implementing the Scientific Outlook on Development and Strengthening Environmental Protection” emphasizes that strict action shall be taken against those who fail to conduct environmental impact assessments, violate the ‘three simultaneities’ principle regarding environmental protection facilities in construction projects, fail to keep such facilities operating properly, discharge pollutants in excess of allowed levels, __A___, cause serious environmental pollution incidents, carry out illegal construction and tourism activities in nature reserves, or engage in illegal mining that leads to ecological damage. 2. Socialism **requires that the people have the right to be informed about environmental issues, the right to supervise them, and __A___. 3. Pollutants are generally classified into __B____. 4. Historically, China’s Loess Plateau was once “fertile lands covered with dense forests and grasslands suitable for nomadic activities.” The current ecological environment of the Loess Plateau was formed due to __B___. 5. Among atmospheric pollutants, the one that causes the greatest harm to plants is __A___.
1, B2, A3D4, C5, B
1、A 2、A 3、B 4、B 5、A
1 B 2 A 3 A 4 C 5 B
Answer: 1, A; 2, A; 3, B; 4, C; 5, B
1、A 2、A 3、B 4、B 5、A
My answers: 1、A 2、A 3、B 4、B 5、A
1. The “Decision of the State Council on Implementing the Scientific Outlook on Development and Strengthening Environmental Protection” emphasizes that strict action shall be taken against those who fail to conduct environmental impact assessments, violate the requirement that environmental protection facilities be installed simultaneously with construction projects, fail to keep such facilities operating properly, discharge pollutants in excess of allowed levels, __B___, cause serious environmental pollution incidents, carry out illegal construction and tourism activities in nature reserves, or engage in illegal mining that leads to ecological damage. A. Failure to comply with the pollution prevention and control laws B. Failure to adhere to the provisions of pollution discharge permits C. Failure to implement total pollution discharge controls D. Failure to carry out pollution control measures. 2. Socialism requires that the public have the right to know about environmental issues, the right to supervise, and ___A__. A. Right to participate B. Right to vote C. Right to benefits D. Right to speak 3. Pollutants are generally classified into ___A___. A. Four categories: industrial pollution sources, transportation-related pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. B. Three categories: industrial pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. C. Two categories: industrial pollution sources and domestic pollution sources. D. Air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution. 4. Historically, China’s Loess Plateau was once a fertile region with dense forests and grasslands suitable for nomadic activities. The current ecological environment of the Loess Plateau was formed due to ___C__. A. War B. Natural disasters C. Uncontrolled logging and deforestation D. Excessive animal reproduction 5. Among atmospheric pollutants, the one that causes the most harm to plants is __B___. A. Carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide B. Sulfur dioxide and fluorides C. Carbon monoxide and fluorides D. Sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide
Answer: 1, A； 2、A ； 3、B ； 4, B5, A
1. The “Decision of the State Council on Implementing the Scientific Outlook on Development and Strengthening Environmental Protection” emphasizes that strict action shall be taken against those who fail to conduct environmental impact assessments, violate the requirement that environmental protection facilities be installed simultaneously with construction projects, fail to keep such facilities operating properly, discharge pollutants in excess of allowed levels, _A____, cause serious environmental pollution incidents, carry out illegal construction and tourism activities in nature reserves, or engage in illegal mining that leads to ecological damage. A. Failure to comply with the pollution prevention and control laws B. Failure to abide by the provisions of pollution discharge permits C. Failure to implement total pollution discharge controls D. Failure to carry out pollution control measures. 2. Socialism requires that the people have the right to be informed about environmental issues, the right to supervise, and __B___. A. Right to participate B. Voting right C. Right to benefits D. Right to speak 3. Pollutants are generally classified as __B____. A. Four categories: industrial pollution sources, transportation-related pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. B. Three categories: industrial pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. C. Two categories: industrial pollution sources and domestic pollution sources. D. Air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution. 4. Historically, China’s Loess Plateau was once a fertile region with dense forests and grasslands suitable for nomadic activities. The formation of the current ecological environment on the Loess Plateau is due to _C__. A. War B. Natural disasters C. Uncontrolled logging and deforestation D. Excessive animal reproduction 5. Among atmospheric pollutants, the one that causes the most harm to plants is __B___. A. Carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide B. Sulfur dioxide and fluorides C. Carbon monoxide and fluorides D. Sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide
1 B 2 A 3 A 4 C 5 B
B, A, A, C, B should be the relatively correct answer. Hehe, I checked the relevant materials to confirm everything that was uncertain
http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=404503&extra=&frombbs=1 1、 B 2、A 3、D 4、C 5、B
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 C 5 B
(1)B (2)A (3)A (4)C (5)B
1.B 2.A 3.A 4.C Since the Qin and Han dynasties, the Loess Plateau has experienced three instances of excessive deforestation and reclamation. The first was the large-scale \"reclamation activities\" during the Qin and Han periods, carried out by border troops in an organized manner, as well as the practice of relocating people to settle in those areas for reclamation purposes. This large-scale reclamation led to massive destruction of the forests in northern Shanxi and northern Shaanxi. The second time was the large-scale \"reclamation\" campaigns carried out by the Ming Dynasty, which caused unprecedented damage to the ecological environment in the northern part of the Loess Plateau. According to historical research, in the early Ming dynasty, the system of \"reclamation farming\" was vigorously implemented in northern Loess Plateau, in northern Shaanxi (the areas of Yan’an, Suide, and Yulin) as well as in northern Shanxi; indeed, it was mandated that every border defender carry out the task of clearing forests to cultivate land. From this, it is easy to see the severe environmental damage caused by the implementation of the \"tuntian\" system during the Ming Dynasty. The third major campaign of land reclamation took place during the Qing dynasty. The dynasty implemented incentives to encourage land reclamation, and the scope of such reclamation expanded from northern Shaanxi and northern Shanxi northward to southern Inner Mongolia. Millions of acres of grasslands in the northern Loess Plateau and the Ordos Plateau were converted into farmland, resulting in widespread desertification and increased soil erosion. 5.B
1.B 2.A 3.A 4.A 5.B
1、B 2、A 3、A 4、C 5、B :lol :lol
1. The “Decision of the State Council on Implementing the Scientific Outlook on Development and Strengthening Environmental Protection” emphasizes that strict action shall be taken against those who fail to conduct environmental impact assessments, violate the requirement that environmental protection facilities be installed simultaneously with construction projects, fail to keep such facilities operating properly, discharge pollutants in excess of allowed levels, ___B__, cause serious environmental pollution incidents, carry out illegal construction and tourism activities in nature reserves, or engage in illegal mining that leads to ecological damage. A. Failure to comply with the pollution prevention and control laws B. Failure to abide by the provisions of pollution discharge permits C. Failure to implement total pollution discharge controls D. Failure to carry out pollution control measures. 2. Socialism requires that the people have the right to be informed about environmental issues, the right to supervise, and __D___. A. Right to participate B. Voting right C. Right to benefits D. Right to speak 3. Pollutants are generally classified into ___C___. A. Four categories: industrial pollution sources, transportation-related pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. B. Three categories: industrial pollution sources, agricultural pollution sources, and domestic pollution sources. C. Two categories: industrial pollution sources and domestic pollution sources. D. Air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution. 4. Historically, China’s Loess Plateau was once a fertile region with dense forests and grasslands suitable for nomadic activities. The current ecological environment of the Loess Plateau was formed due to ___C__. A. War B. Natural disasters C. Uncontrolled logging and deforestation D. Excessive animal reproduction 5. Among atmospheric pollutants, the one that causes the most harm to plants is ___B__. A. Carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide B. Sulfur dioxide and fluorides C. Carbon monoxide and fluorides D. Sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide