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Swimming pools with Maarten Keuten

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What swimmer is the most polluting type of swimmer?

a)

Toddler

b)

Swim ABC

c)

Recreational swimmer

d)

Athlete swimmer

2.

What science is most important to improve pool water quality?

a)

Sanitary engineering

b)

Environmental engineering

c)

Behavioural science

d)

Hydraulic engineering

3.

Two propositions, which is (are) true?

1) chlorination of pools is needed protect swimmers from getting infections

2) swimmers can get ill from chlorination

a)

Proposition 1 is true, 2 is not

b)

Proposition 2 is true, 1 is not

c)

Both propositions are true

d)

Both propositions are not true

4.

Which type of swimmers pollutant is easiest to reduce?

a)

Incidental pollutants

b)

Continual pollutants

c)

Initial pollutants

d)

Incidental and initial pollutants

5.

Who is the fastest swimmer?

2xyxylimxy2\sqrt[\int_x^y\frac{\partial x}{\partial y}\lim_{x\rightarrow y}]{}  

a)

inż. Natalia T.

b)

Katarzyna R., PhD

c)

Maarten K., PhD

d)

Łukasz A., PhD

e)

inż. Jędrzej G.

6.

Why is a behavioral science study in a holiday parc very interesting?

a)

Swimmers are outside their normal routine

b)

The pool water quality can be improved easily

c)

You get fresh subjects every week

d)

Swimmers don’t think when they are on holiday

7.

How long should you shower to remove 100% of the initial pollutants?

a)

15 sec

b)

30 sec

c)

45 sec

d)

60 sec

8.

Two propositions, which is (are) true?

1) In god we trust, in swimmers not

2) the release of pollutants per swimmer increases with the number of swimmers in a pool

a)

Proposition 1 is true, 2 is not

b)

Proposition 2 is true, 1 is not

c)

Both propositions are true

d)

Both propositions are not true

9.

What is needed for maximum effect of an intervention?

a)

Information

b)

Reminders

c)

Facilities

d)

All of them

10.

Two propositions, which is (are) true?

1) swimmers sweat only in water >35°C, not in water <35°C

2) sweat production of a swimmer increases with the level of exercise

a)

Proposition 1 is true, 2 is not

b)

Proposition 2 is true, 1 is n

c)

Both propositions are true

d)

Both propositions are not true