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Federal laws that shape the environment

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Froggy Jumps APES Laws & Treaties ChallengeOnline version Federal laws that shape the environment by Clarissa Nicholson 1 Which law authorizes the EPA to regulate chemical substances and requires safety testing of new chemicals? a Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act b Toxic Substances Control Act c Endangered Species Act 2 The Safe Drinking Water Act is designed to: a Control emissions from vehicles b Set standards for drinking water pollutants and regulate underground pollutant discharge c Manage national forests 3 Which federal law regulates the discharge of pollutants into navigable waters and protects wetlands? a Clean Water Act b Resource Conservation and Recovery Act c Safe Drinking Water Act 4 The Clean Air Act primarily establishes: a Regulations for hazardous waste disposal b Water pollution controls c National standards for air pollutant emissions from stationary and mobile sources 5 What is the main function of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)? a To require Environmental Impact Statements for federal projects b To regulate air pollution emissions c To ban hazardous waste disposal 6 The Wilderness Act of 1964 is significant because it: a Regulated pesticide use b Protected large areas of pristine federal lands from development c Established the EPA 7 Which federal law directs the Secretary of Agriculture to manage renewable resources such as timber and wildlife on National Forests? a Multiple-Use Sustained Yield Act b Resource Conservation and Recovery Act c Federal Land Policy and Management Act 8 How does the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) ensure environmental safety? a By protecting endangered species b By requiring EPA registration and labeling of pesticides to prevent unreasonable harm c By regulating emissions from factories 9 What was the primary purpose of creating the National Park Service (NPS) under federal legislation? a To enforce water quality standards b To regulate pesticide use c To preserve natural and historic lands for future generations 10 Which federal act allows the President to quickly designate National Monuments to protect prehistoric Indian ruins and natural areas without Congressional approval? a Clean Air Act b Antiquities Act c National Park Service Organic Act 11 Which act allowed the President to set aside National Monuments and protect public lands quickly? a National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) b National Park Service Organic Act c Antiquities Act of 1906 12 Which act created the National Park Service to preserve lands for future generations? a Organic Act (1897) b Antiquities Act of 1906 c Wilderness Act of 1964 13 Which law requires EPA pesticide registration to ensure proper labeling and safety? a Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) b Clean Water Act c Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act 14 Which act directs the Secretary of Agriculture to manage renewable resources on National Forests? a Organic Act (1897) b National Park Service Act c Endangered Species Act 15 Which act helped usher in modern environmental activism in the 1960s by protecting large federal lands? a Clean Air Act b National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) c Wilderness Act of 1964 16 Which law requires agencies to prepare Environmental Impact Statements for proposed projects? a FIFRA b Safe Drinking Water Act c National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) 17 Which act established national standards for regulating emissions from air sources? a Clean Air Act b Mercury and Air Toxics Act c Energy Policy Act 18 Which act set water quality standards and regulated discharges into navigable waters? a Water Resources Development Act b Safe Drinking Water Act c Clean Water Act 19 Which law provides cradle-to-grave controls for hazardous wastes and oversees cleanup? a CERCLA (Superfund) b Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA) c Comprehensive Environmental Response Act 20 Which act established a framework to respond to oil spills and hold polluters liable? a Marine Mammal Protection Act b Federal Water Pollution Control Act c Oil Pollution Act (1990)

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APES Laws & Treaties ChallengeOnline version

by Clarissa Nicholson

Which law authorizes the EPA to regulate chemical substances and requires safety testing of new chemicals?

The Safe Drinking Water Act is designed to:

Which federal law regulates the discharge of pollutants into navigable waters and protects wetlands?

The Clean Air Act primarily establishes:

What is the main function of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA)?

The Wilderness Act of 1964 is significant because it:

Which federal law directs the Secretary of Agriculture to manage renewable resources such as timber and wildlife on National Forests?

How does the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) ensure environmental safety?

What was the primary purpose of creating the National Park Service (NPS) under federal legislation?

Which federal act allows the President to quickly designate National Monuments to protect prehistoric Indian ruins and natural areas without Congressional approval?

Which act allowed the President to set aside National Monuments and protect public lands quickly?

Which act created the National Park Service to preserve lands for future generations?

Which law requires EPA pesticide registration to ensure proper labeling and safety?

Which act directs the Secretary of Agriculture to manage renewable resources on National Forests?

Which act helped usher in modern environmental activism in the 1960s by protecting large federal lands?

Which law requires agencies to prepare Environmental Impact Statements for proposed projects?

Which act established national standards for regulating emissions from air sources?

Which act set water quality standards and regulated discharges into navigable waters?

Which law provides cradle-to-grave controls for hazardous wastes and oversees cleanup?

Which act established a framework to respond to oil spills and hold polluters liable?