Name: a. Carbon monoxide b. Radon c. Second hand smoke d.

Mold and other

Course & year: Date: allergens
5. Fundamental elements of good indoor air
IDENTIFICATION a. Contaminant source control b. Proper ventilation c. Humidity management
1. Also known as tight building syndrome. d. all of the above
2. The mixture of outside air and re-circulated air
6. It dictates both the quantity and quality of ventilation air necessary to assure
3. Title of our report
adequate dilution of contaminants generated in the occupied space
4. Is a term which refers to air quality to within around
a. Indoor air quality procedure b. Ventilation Rate procedure c. Humidity
buildings structures, especially as it relates to the health comfort of the building
occupants management d. Proper ventilation
5. Are organic chemicals that have a high vapour pressure 7. A colourless, odourless gas that is by product of incomplete combustion of fossil
at ordinary room temperature conditions fuels
6. It is produced by ultraviolet rays from the sun hitting
a. Carbon monoxide b. Radon c. Second hand smoke d. Mold and other
the earth’s atmosphere (especially in the ozone layer), lightning, certain high
allergens
voltage electric devices (such as air ionizers), and as a by-product of other types of
8. The fourth IAQ fundamental
pollution
a. Contaminant source control b. Proper ventilation c. Humidity management
7. Describe a board class of airborne physical matter that
exists as discrete grains or particles. d. Adequate filtration
8. Is a means of controlling contaminant by reducing their 9. It is probably the most pervasive serious hazard for indoor air, probably responsible
concentration by acceptable levels, or by removing them for ten thousands of death from lung cancer each year
9. One way to control the propagation of fungi and dust a. Carbon monoxide b. Radon c. Second hand smoke d. Mold and other
mites inside buildings: in the carpets, wall coverings and furnishing, as well as within allergens
the HVAC system itself 10. ASHRAE stands for
10. It provides a perspective ventilation method for a. American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air conditioning
achieving acceptable indoor air quality Engineers
b. American Society of Heating Refrigeration and Air quality
MULTIPLE CHOICE Engineers
Direction: Encircle only the letter of your answer. c. American Social of Healing Refrigeration and Air conditioning
1. What do you call the most acutely indoor air contaminant? Engineers
a. Carbon monoxide b. Radon c. Second hand smoke d. Mold and other d. American Social of Heating Refrigeration and Airports Engineers
allergens
2. Is an invisible, radioactive atomic gas that results from the radioactive decay of
Essay
radium, which may be found in rock formations beneath building or certain building
Why indoor air quality is important?
materials themselves
a. Carbon monoxide b. Radon c. Second hand smoke d. Mold and other
allergens
3. Attributes of IAQ that affects a person’s health
a. Pollution level b. Air Temperature c. Humidity d. All of the above
4. Is a tobacco smoke that can affects other people other than the active smoker
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Identification

1. Sick building syndrome

2. Supply air
3. Indoor air quality
4. Indoor air quality
5. Volatile organic compounds (VOC’s)
6. Ozone
7. Particulates contaminants
8. Filtration
9. Controlling indoor moisture level
10. Dilution solution

Multiple choice

1. A
2. B
3. D
4. C
5. D
6. B
7. A
8. D
9. B
10. a