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WorksheetsEnvironmental Factors and Quality Assessment
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
You walk outside and notice a thick layer of smog over the city. Your throat feels scratchy, and it’s harder to breathe. Which environmental factor is this?
Soil quality
Air quality
Noise
Radiation
A town discovers lead in its tap water, and many families start getting sick from drinking it. Which factor is affected?
Water quality
Climate
Social environment
. Access to green spaces
A farmer uses too many fertilizers, causing the soil to become unhealthy for growing crops. This describes:
Radiation
Housing and built environment
Soil quality
Noise
A city experiences extremely hot summers every year, causing more heat-related illnesses. This situation is related to:
Climate
Chemical exposure
Air quality
Green spaces
A family lives next to an airport and hears loud planes all day and night. They start having headaches and trouble sleeping. This is an example of:
Social environment
Noise
Soil quality
Radiation
A home has poor ventilation, causing mold to grow inside. The family living there develops coughing and allergies. Which factor is involved?
Housing and built environment
Radiation
Water quality
Noise
A neighborhood has no parks, trees, or playgrounds, and children rarely go outside to exercise. This reflects:
Access to green spaces
Air quality
Chemical exposure
Climate
A person works daily with strong cleaning chemicals and starts having skin irritations. What environmental factor is this?
Radiation
Chemical exposure
Water quality
Noise
A student spends long hours in the sun without sunscreen and ends up with a painful sunburn. Which factor is involved?
Social environment
Radiation
Climate
Air quality
A teenager feels safe at home, gets along well with neighbors, and has supportive friends at school. This represents:
Water quality
Chemical exposure
Social environment
Noise
