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1st Quiz Applied Chemistry

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Application of chemistry in medicine and biotechnology

a)

bacteria producing insulin

b)

oil from soybeans to make biodiesel

c)

plant growth hormone

d)

green house effects

e)

planet atmospheres

2.

Application of chemistry in energy

a)

bacteria producing insulin

b)

oil from soybeans to make biodiesel

c)

plant growth hormone

d)

green house effects

e)

planet atmospheres

3.

Application of chemistry in agriculture

a)

bacteria producing insulin

b)

oil from soybeans to make biodiesel

c)

plant growth hormone

d)

green house effects

e)

planet atmospheres

4.

Application of chemistry in environment

a)

bacteria producing insulin

b)

oil from soybeans to make biodiesel

c)

plant growth hormone

d)

green house effects

e)

planet atmospheres

5.

Application of chemistry in universe

a)

bacteria producing insulin

b)

oil from soybeans to make biodiesel

c)

plant growth hormone

d)

green house effects

e)

planet atmospheres

6.

These are the characteristics of pollution

a)

ubiquitous and accumulate

b)

can be destroyed

c)

uncontinuum

7.

Explain about the blue baby syndrom

4 lines
8.

Explain about xenobiotics

4 lines
9.

These are the geology factors

a)

type of soils and rocks

b)

wind patterns and daylight hours

c)

slope directions

10.

These are the climate factors

a)

type of soils and rocks

b)

wind patterns and daylight hours

c)

slope directions

11.

Explain about nanoparticles

4 lines
12.

disease that results when lungs generate scar tissue (fibrosis) as a result of high exposure in the lower portions of the lung is

(a)  

13.

focal nodular lesions, which can be detected radiologically in the upper lung is

(a)  

14.

Human activities, such as agriculture, logging, and construction, or they may arise from natural processes such as volcanoes or soil erosion is kind of ... origins

(a)  

15.

Created by industrial processes; combustion in power plants, wood stoves, fireplaces, and internal combustion engines; rubber particles from tire wear; and other sources (a)   origins