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What are the three key principles of radiation protection?
A) Time, weight, and shielding
B) Distance, pressure, and shielding
✔✔C) Time, distance, and shielding
D) Speed, shielding, and containment
How does increasing distance from a radiation source reduce exposure?
A) It has no effect
B) It makes radiation stronger
✔✔C) Radiation intensity decreases as distance increases
D) Radiation intensity increases with distance
What type of radiation can be stopped by a sheet of paper?
A) Gamma radiation
B) Beta radiation
✔✔C) Alpha radiation
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,D) Neutron radiation
Which material is most effective at shielding against gamma radiation?
A) Paper
B) Aluminum
✔✔C) Lead
D) Wood
Why is it important to wear a dosimeter when working with radiation?
A) To look professional
B) To increase radiation resistance
✔✔C) To measure radiation exposure
D) To detect chemical leaks
What is the unit used to measure radiation dose?
A) Volt
B) Pascal
✔✔C) Sievert (Sv)
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, D) Ampere
Which part of the body is most sensitive to radiation exposure?
A) Bone
B) Skin
✔✔C) Bone marrow
D) Lungs
What is the most effective way to reduce exposure to radiation?
A) Standing still
B) Removing protective gear
✔✔C) Using shielding and maintaining distance
D) Increasing time near the source
Which type of radiation requires the heaviest shielding?
A) Alpha
B) Beta
✔✔C) Gamma
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