An organism is a living thing, and there are two broad categories of organisms: those made up of only a single cell, and those made up of multiple cells.
Single-celled organisms means which contains only one cell are called unicellular organisms. 'Uni-' means 'one,' so the name 'unicellular' literally means 'one cell.'
Examples of Unicellular or Single celled organisms ::
Which of the following definitions describes a physical hazard?
A) The most commonly thought of hazard in construction. This hazard includes radiation, extreme temperatures, noise, and vibration.
B) These hazards can lead to injuries to the joints or muscles by way of heavy, frequent lifting, repetitive tasks.
C) Can be present in dust, fumes, liquids, solids, mists, vapors, or gases of products used at a site or released during a construction job
D) Microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungus, mold, or viruses that can cause illness.
A) The most commonly thought of hazard in construction. This hazard includes radiation, extreme temperatures, noise, and vibration.
B) These hazards can lead to injuries to the joints or muscles by way of heavy, frequent lifting, repetitive tasks.
C) Can be present in dust, fumes, liquids, solids, mists, vapors, or gases of products used at a site or released during a construction job
D) Microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungus, mold, or viruses that can cause illness.
Answer & ExplanationAnswer: A) The most commonly thought of hazard in construction. This hazard includes radiation, extreme temperatures, noise, and vibration.
Explanation:
A physical hazard is defined as "A factor within the environment that can harm the body without necessarily touching it."
Vibration and noise are examples of physical hazards.
Physical hazards include but aren't limited to electricity, radiation, pressure, noise, heights and vibration amongst many others.
Air pollutants are solid particles, gases, and liquid droplets in the air that can adversely affect ecosystems and the health of humans.
Major ambient air pollutants include toxic metals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, benzene, particulate matter (PM), nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, carbon monoxide, and ozone. Power plants, factories, and vehicle and air traffic are the most important anthropogenic sources of air pollution.
In addition, natural sources such as wildfires and volcanic activity contribute to ambient air pollution.
True, Animals in the Taiga and Alpine Biomes hibernate during winter.
The animals in taiga and alpine biomes have several different kind of adaptations for survival. Some animals that hibernate during the winter take the help of camouflage to protect itself from enemies. During this period of hibernation, they slow their rate of metabolism and also use less amount of energy to survive the harsh weather.
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