Multiple-choice questions on the ecological environment [Daily Question 090304]
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1. An ecological settlement refers to a settlement in which ( ) is fully reflected at all stages of the building’s life cycle. A. Saving resources and energy B. Reducing environmental burden C. Creating healthy and comfortable living areas D. Harmonizing with the surrounding ecological environment 2. Eutrophication of water bodies: refers to the situation where, as a result of human activities, nutrients such as those required by organisms enter large quantities into slow-flowing water bodies like lakes, river mouths, and bays, leading to rapid proliferation of algae and other plankton, a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels in the water, and deterioration of water quality. A. Nitrogen B. Organic matter C. Phosphorus 3. The design principles of eco-homes include ( ). A. Ecological approach B. People-oriented C. Adapt to local conditions D. Independent design
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1. An ecological settlement refers to a settlement in which (ABCD) is fully reflected at all stages of the building’s life cycle. A. Saving resources and energy B. Reducing environmental burden C. Creating healthy and comfortable living areas D. Coordinating with the surrounding ecological environment 2. Eutrophication of water bodies: This refers to the situation where, as a result of human activities, nutrients such as (AC) necessary for organisms enter large quantities into slow-flowing water bodies such as lakes, river mouths, and bays, leading to rapid growth of algae and other plankton, a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels in the water, and deterioration of water quality. A. Nitrogen B. Organic matter C. Phosphorus 3. The design principles of eco-homes are (ABC). A. Ecological approach B. People-oriented C. Adapt to local conditions D. Independent design
1. An ecological settlement refers to a settlement in which (ABCD) is fully reflected at all stages of the building’s life cycle. A. Saving resources and energy B. Reducing environmental burden C. Creating healthy and comfortable living areas D. Coordinating with the surrounding ecological environment 2. Eutrophication of water bodies: This refers to the situation where, as a result of human activities, nutrients such as (AC) necessary for organisms enter large quantities into slow-flowing water bodies such as lakes, river mouths, and bays, leading to rapid growth of algae and other plankton, a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels in the water, and deterioration of water quality. A. Nitrogen B. Organic matter C. Phosphorus 3. The design principles of eco-homes are (AC). A. Ecological approach B. People-oriented C. Adapt to local conditions D. Independent design
1: ABCD 2: ABC 3: ABC
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1: ABCD 2: AC 3: ABC
1. An ecological settlement refers to a settlement in which (ABCD) are fully reflected at all stages of the building’s life cycle. A. Saving resources and energy B. Reducing environmental burden C. Creating healthy and comfortable living areas D. Coordinating with the surrounding ecological environment 2. Eutrophication of water bodies: This refers to the situation where, as a result of human activities, nutrients such as (AC) necessary for organisms enter large quantities into slow-flowing water bodies such as lakes, river mouths, and bays, leading to rapid growth of algae and other plankton, a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels in the water, and deterioration of water quality. A. Nitrogen B. Organic matter C. Phosphorus 3. The design principles of eco-homes are (ABC). A. Ecological approach B. People-oriented C. Adapt to local conditions D. Independent design
The answer is: 1 ABCD 2 AC 3 ABC
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1. An ecological settlement refers to a settlement in which (A, B, C, D) are fully reflected at all stages of the building’s life cycle. 2. Water eutrophication: This refers to the situation where, as a result of human activities, nutrients necessary for organisms such as (A and C) enter large quantities into slow-flowing water bodies like lakes, river mouths, and bays. This leads to rapid proliferation of algae and other plankton, a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels in the water, and deterioration of water quality. 3. The design principles for eco-housing are (A, B, C). http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=405610&highlight=
Answer: 1: ABCD 2: AC 3: ABC
1. ABCD 2. AC 3. ABC HJ/T 351-2007 http://bbs.hcbbs.com/viewthread.php?tid=405626&extra=page%3D1 http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-405629-1-1.html This post was last edited by I love rainy days on 2009-3-4 08:26 ]
1. An ecological settlement refers to a settlement in which (ABCD) are fully reflected at all stages of the building’s life cycle. A. Saving resources and energy B. Reducing environmental impact C. Creating healthy and comfortable living areas D. Harmonizing with the surrounding ecological environment. 2. Eutrophication of water bodies: This refers to the situation where, as a result of human activities, nutrients such as (C) necessary for organisms enter large quantities into slow-flowing water bodies such as lakes, river mouths, and bays, leading to rapid growth of algae and other plankton, a decrease in dissolved oxygen levels in the water, and deterioration of water quality. A. Nitrogen B. Organic matter C. Phosphorus 3. The design principles of eco-homes are (ABC). A. Ecological approach B. People-oriented C. Adapt to local conditions D. Independent design
1. ABCD 2. AC 3. ABC 1.http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-405627-1-1.html 2.http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-405626-1-1.html This post was last edited by bzsb on 2009-3-4 08:22 ]