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What is the minimum score required to pass the Section 609 Motor Vehicle Air Conditioning Certification Test?

• 75%

• 84%

• 90%

• 80%

Which section of the Clean Air Act is NOT covered under the Section 609 certification?

• Section 608

• Section 609

• Section 606

• Section 607

What type of skills does the training for the Section 609 certification primarily focus on?

• Legal compliance

• Refrigerant handling and recovery

• Customer service

• Sales techniques

How are the tests for the Section 609 certification graded?

• Manually by instructors

• Peer-reviewed

• Electronically

• Through external agencies

What are the primary consequences of stratospheric ozone depletion as mentioned in the text?

• Increased air pollution, higher sea levels, and global warming

• Increased eye disease, skin cancer, and crop loss

• Decreased marine life, deforestation, and increased ground level ozone

• All of the above

What is the main role of chlorine in the depletion of the ozone layer according to the document?

• It captures and stores oxygen atoms

• It breaks down into simpler substances without affecting ozone

• It attacks the ozone molecule, breaking it down

• It reacts with carbon dioxide to form chlorine monoxide

According to the document, what must technicians be certified in under Section 609 of the Federal Clean Air Act?

• Proper disposal of CFCs and HFCs

• Recycling and recovery of refrigerants from motor vehicle air conditioners

• Installation of renewable energy systems

• Monitoring and reporting air quality

What was the primary goal of the Montreal Protocol as described in the document?

• To increase the production of CFCs and HCFCs

• To regulate the production and use of substances that deplete the ozone layer

• To promote the use of CFCs in developing countries

• To eliminate all environmental treaties by 1995

What is the penalty for a company violating the provisions of the Clean Air Act, according to the document?

• A fine of up to $27,500 per day

• A reward of $10,000 to the company

• A tax deduction of $50,000

• A certification of environmental compliance

According to the document, what is the difference between "recover" and "recycle" in the context of refrigerant management?

• Recover involves cleaning the refrigerant, while recycle involves its destruction.

• Recover and recycle both involve returning the refrigerant to the original state.

• Recover involves extracting and cleaning the refrigerant, while recycle involves processing it to meet purity standards.

• There is no difference; both terms mean the same.