32. Unit 11, Noise in the Environment, Question Answers of 9th English by AG Ahmad

 

9th English A            Unit No 11

Noise in the Environment

Questions From Box

Q. 1:-   What is normal functioning and how is it disrupted?

Ans:    Normal functioning means everything that happens in life with calm and peace, which is disrupted by various contributors of noise pollution.

Q. 2:- Analye paragraphs for topic sentences, supporting sentences and concluding sentences?

Ans:  There is no need to answer this question because the answer is too lengthy.

Q. 3:- How does technology increase noise pollution? What are technology based irritants?

Ans:    Technology increases noise pollution when it is misused.

Q. 4:-   What harmful effects noise pollution is causing on human health?

Ans:    Noise pollution is causing hypertension, high stress levels, hearing loss, restlessness, depression and insomnia.

Q. 5:    How can we cope with this serious issue?

Ans:    We can cope with this serious issue by developing awareness in people about the  dangerous effects of noise pollution on human health.

EXERCISE QUESTIONS:

Q. 1:-   How do you define noise pollution?

Ans:    Any form of noise that disrupts the normal functioning of life is called noise pollution.

Q. 2:-   How is transport a source of noise pollution?

Ans:    Excessive use of vehicle horns and pressure horns is a source of noise pollution.

Q. 3:-   How is construction work a cause of noise pollution?

Ans:    Different equipments used at construction sites produce a great noise, which becomes a source of noise pollution.

Q. 4:-   How is use of technology causing noise pollution?

Ans:    Irresponsible use of technology such as mobile phones, pressure horns and electricity generators etc is causing noise pollution.

Q. 5:-   Why is noise dangerous for human health?

Ans:    Noise is a biological stressor, which can cause hypertension, high stress levels, hearing loss, restlessness, depression and insomnia.

Q. 6:-   What kind of precautions may reduce noise coming from electronic devices?

Ans:    Listening to loud music or watching TV on a loud volume should be strictly forbidden. Generators and loud speaker in residential areas should also be discouraged.

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