Modo "Chernobyl Catastrophe" test
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
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Chernobyl Catastrophe
On the 26th of April 1986 a catastrophe broke out 12 kilometers off the Belarusian border. It was the major break-down of the power unit at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. It is the most severe catastrophe throughout the entire world history of the atomic energy use by its scale, complexity and long-term consequences.
As the result of the explosion of the failed reactor a huge amount of radioactive substances was released into the atmosphere. Later on they left the large fall-out “spots” on the ground surface. 23 % of the territory of Belarus, 4,8% of the territory of the Ukraine and 0.5% of the territory of Russia was contaminated.
The radiation situation was determined by radionuclides with the period of half-decay from 8 days till 24390 years.
After the Chernobyl accident Belarus has become the zone of the ecological disaster. The situation got worse because radioactive contamination coincided with the formerly existing zones of high chemical pollution. 260 000 hectares of agricultural lands are forbidden to use for farming purpose. Thousands of hectares of forests are contaminated with radioactive elements.The Chernobyl catastrophe has affected the destinies of millions of people. The radioactive contamination of the ecosystems has created the conditions for making it impossible to conduct the agricultural production and manage forestry in the normal way for many decades.
In order to decrease the influence of radiation on the people considerable work was done during the post-accident period. Measures were taken to evacuate the people from the most dangerous districts, to provide for their medical check-up and treatment. Various measures were carried out – radioactive decontamination, agricultural treatment of soil, provision of clean food. However, these measures are not enough yet. And international co-operation in this field serves the interests of the entire mankind!
1. How many countries were contaminated by catastrophe?
8
26
3
5
12
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Chernobyl Catastrophe
On the 26th of April 1986 a catastrophe broke out 12 kilometers off the Belarusian border. It was the major break-down of the power unit at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. It is the most severe catastrophe throughout the entire world history of the atomic energy use by its scale, complexity and long-term consequences.
As the result of the explosion of the failed reactor a huge amount of radioactive substances was released into the atmosphere. Later on they left the large fall-out “spots” on the ground surface. 23 % of the territory of Belarus, 4,8% of the territory of the Ukraine and 0.5% of the territory of Russia was contaminated.
The radiation situation was determined by radionuclides with the period of half-decay from 8 days till 24390 years.
After the Chernobyl accident Belarus has become the zone of the ecological disaster. The situation got worse because radioactive contamination coincided with the formerly existing zones of high chemical pollution. 260 000 hectares of agricultural lands are forbidden to use for farming purpose. Thousands of hectares of forests are contaminated with radioactive elements.The Chernobyl catastrophe has affected the destinies of millions of people. The radioactive contamination of the ecosystems has created the conditions for making it impossible to conduct the agricultural production and manage forestry in the normal way for many decades.
In order to decrease the influence of radiation on the people considerable work was done during the post-accident period. Measures were taken to evacuate the people from the most dangerous districts, to provide for their medical check-up and treatment. Various measures were carried out – radioactive decontamination, agricultural treatment of soil, provision of clean food. However, these measures are not enough yet. And international co-operation in this field serves the interests of the entire mankind!
1. The Belarusian border was broken out … off after the Chernobyl accident.
26 metres
12 metres
12 kilometres
23 kilometres
26 kilometres
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Read the conversation and then answer the questions
Chernobyl Catastrophe
On the 26th of April 1986 a catastrophe broke out 12 kilometers off the Belarusian border. It was the major break-down of the power unit at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. It is the most severe catastrophe throughout the entire world history of the atomic energy use by its scale, complexity and long-term consequences.
As the result of the explosion of the failed reactor a huge amount of radioactive substances was released into the atmosphere. Later on they left the large fall-out “spots” on the ground surface. 23 % of the territory of Belarus, 4,8% of the territory of the Ukraine and 0.5% of the territory of Russia was contaminated.
The radiation situation was determined by radionuclides with the period of half-decay from 8 days till 24390 years.
After the Chernobyl accident Belarus has become the zone of the ecological disaster. The situation got worse because radioactive contamination coincided with the formerly existing zones of high chemical pollution. 260 000 hectares of agricultural lands are forbidden to use for farming purpose. Thousands of hectares of forests are contaminated with radioactive elements.The Chernobyl catastrophe has affected the destinies of millions of people. The radioactive contamination of the ecosystems has created the conditions for making it impossible to conduct the agricultural production and manage forestry in the normal way for many decades.
In order to decrease the influence of radiation on the people considerable work was done during the post-accident period. Measures were taken to evacuate the people from the most dangerous districts, to provide for their medical check-up and treatment. Various measures were carried out – radioactive decontamination, agricultural treatment of soil, provision of clean food. However, these measures are not enough yet. And international co-operation in this field serves the interests of the entire mankind!
1. The Chernobyl nuclear power station was situated in …
a) Kazakhstan
a) Belarus
a) Great Britain
a) The Ukraine
Russia
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Read the conversation and then answer the questions
Chernobyl Catastrophe
On the 26th of April 1986 a catastrophe broke out 12 kilometers off the Belarusian border. It was the major break-down of the power unit at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. It is the most severe catastrophe throughout the entire world history of the atomic energy use by its scale, complexity and long-term consequences.
As the result of the explosion of the failed reactor a huge amount of radioactive substances was released into the atmosphere. Later on they left the large fall-out “spots” on the ground surface. 23 % of the territory of Belarus, 4,8% of the territory of the Ukraine and 0.5% of the territory of Russia was contaminated.
The radiation situation was determined by radionuclides with the period of half-decay from 8 days till 24390 years.
After the Chernobyl accident Belarus has become the zone of the ecological disaster. The situation got worse because radioactive contamination coincided with the formerly existing zones of high chemical pollution. 260 000 hectares of agricultural lands are forbidden to use for farming purpose. Thousands of hectares of forests are contaminated with radioactive elements.The Chernobyl catastrophe has affected the destinies of millions of people. The radioactive contamination of the ecosystems has created the conditions for making it impossible to conduct the agricultural production and manage forestry in the normal way for many decades.
In order to decrease the influence of radiation on the people considerable work was done during the post-accident period. Measures were taken to evacuate the people from the most dangerous districts, to provide for their medical check-up and treatment. Various measures were carried out – radioactive decontamination, agricultural treatment of soil, provision of clean food. However, these measures are not enough yet. And international co-operation in this field serves the interests of the entire mankind!
4. What are isn’t used for farming purpose in Belarus?
a) 260,000 kilometres
a) 24390 hectares
a) 260,000 hectares
a) 12 kilometres
a) 24390 kilometres
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Read the conversation and then answer the questions
Chernobyl Catastrophe
On the 26th of April 1986 a catastrophe broke out 12 kilometers off the Belarusian border. It was the major break-down of the power unit at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. It is the most severe catastrophe throughout the entire world history of the atomic energy use by its scale, complexity and long-term consequences.
As the result of the explosion of the failed reactor a huge amount of radioactive substances was released into the atmosphere. Later on they left the large fall-out “spots” on the ground surface. 23 % of the territory of Belarus, 4,8% of the territory of the Ukraine and 0.5% of the territory of Russia was contaminated.
The radiation situation was determined by radionuclides with the period of half-decay from 8 days till 24390 years.
After the Chernobyl accident Belarus has become the zone of the ecological disaster. The situation got worse because radioactive contamination coincided with the formerly existing zones of high chemical pollution. 260 000 hectares of agricultural lands are forbidden to use for farming purpose. Thousands of hectares of forests are contaminated with radioactive elements.The Chernobyl catastrophe has affected the destinies of millions of people. The radioactive contamination of the ecosystems has created the conditions for making it impossible to conduct the agricultural production and manage forestry in the normal way for many decades.
In order to decrease the influence of radiation on the people considerable work was done during the post-accident period. Measures were taken to evacuate the people from the most dangerous districts, to provide for their medical check-up and treatment. Various measures were carried out – radioactive decontamination, agricultural treatment of soil, provision of clean food. However, these measures are not enough yet. And international co-operation in this field serves the interests of the entire mankind!
1. According to the text
What work was done during the post-accident period?
a) Forests were destroyed
a) Power station was destroyed
a) Rivers were cleaned
a) New houses were built
a) People were evacuated
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Chernobyl Catastrophe
On the 26th of April 1986 a catastrophe broke out 12 kilometers off the Belarusian border. It was the major break-down of the power unit at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. It is the most severe catastrophe throughout the entire world history of the atomic energy use by its scale, complexity and long-term consequences.
As the result of the explosion of the failed reactor a huge amount of radioactive substances was released into the atmosphere. Later on they left the large fall-out “spots” on the ground surface. 23 % of the territory of Belarus, 4,8% of the territory of the Ukraine and 0.5% of the territory of Russia was contaminated.
The radiation situation was determined by radionuclides with the period of half-decay from 8 days till 24390 years.
After the Chernobyl accident Belarus has become the zone of the ecological disaster. The situation got worse because radioactive contamination coincided with the formerly existing zones of high chemical pollution. 260 000 hectares of agricultural lands are forbidden to use for farming purpose. Thousands of hectares of forests are contaminated with radioactive elements.The Chernobyl catastrophe has affected the destinies of millions of people. The radioactive contamination of the ecosystems has created the conditions for making it impossible to conduct the agricultural production and manage forestry in the normal way for many decades.
In order to decrease the influence of radiation on the people considerable work was done during the post-accident period. Measures were taken to evacuate the people from the most dangerous districts, to provide for their medical check-up and treatment. Various measures were carried out – radioactive decontamination, agricultural treatment of soil, provision of clean food. However, these measures are not enough yet. And international co-operation in this field serves the interests of the entire mankind!
1. After the catastrophe forestry management in Belarus isn’t …
a) Possible
Severe
a) Complex
a) Important
a) Impossible
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1 min • 1 pt
Chernobyl Catastrophe
On the 26th of April 1986 a catastrophe broke out 12 kilometers off the Belarusian border. It was the major break-down of the power unit at the Chernobyl nuclear power station. It is the most severe catastrophe throughout the entire world history of the atomic energy use by its scale, complexity and long-term consequences.
As the result of the explosion of the failed reactor a huge amount of radioactive substances was released into the atmosphere. Later on they left the large fall-out “spots” on the ground surface. 23 % of the territory of Belarus, 4,8% of the territory of the Ukraine and 0.5% of the territory of Russia was contaminated.
The radiation situation was determined by radionuclides with the period of half-decay from 8 days till 24390 years.
After the Chernobyl accident Belarus has become the zone of the ecological disaster. The situation got worse because radioactive contamination coincided with the formerly existing zones of high chemical pollution. 260 000 hectares of agricultural lands are forbidden to use for farming purpose. Thousands of hectares of forests are contaminated with radioactive elements.The Chernobyl catastrophe has affected the destinies of millions of people. The radioactive contamination of the ecosystems has created the conditions for making it impossible to conduct the agricultural production and manage forestry in the normal way for many decades.
In order to decrease the influence of radiation on the people considerable work was done during the post-accident period. Measures were taken to evacuate the people from the most dangerous districts, to provide for their medical check-up and treatment. Various measures were carried out – radioactive decontamination, agricultural treatment of soil, provision of clean food. However, these measures are not enough yet. And international co-operation in this field serves the interests of the entire mankind!
1. True statement according to the text
It was possible to develop agriculture after the catastrophe
Agricultural lands and forests were mostly contaminated
The ecosystem of Belarus wasn’t polluted
All parts of Europe was contaminated after the catastrophe
The situation got better after the catastrophe
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