Answers to the Quiz

Thank you for taking part in my previous quiz on Google Forms ( https://forms.gle/spNhBzmU36pQRRcT8 If you are interested in the quiz you can take it from this link!). I am sure that everyone who has answered this quiz is curious about the correct answer, so in this article I would like to introduce you the correct answer.


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Q1. Japan has a law to regulate the level of noise. (True/False)

A1. True.



Q2.Which of the following noise problems have lawsuits been filed on in Japan?

(Options: Industrial noise, Constructional noise, Vehicle noise, All of above)

A2. All of above.



Q3. What are the potential consequences for individuals or buisnesses violating noise regulations in Japan? (Choose 2 answers.)

(Options: Imprisonment for not more than 1 year, Imprisonment for not more than 5 years, Fine of not more than 100,000yen, Fine of not more than 10,000yen)

A3. Imprisonment for not more than 1 year, Fine of not more than 100,000yen.



Q4. Japan has a law to regulate the level of noise from educational facilities. (True/False)

A4. False.



Q5. Noise laws are consistent worldwide, with the same regulations and standards in every country. (True/False)

A5. False.



Q6. Which unit is commonly used to measure noise levels? (Options: Decibel(dB), Hertz(Hz), Watt(W), Volt(V) )

A6. Decibel (dB).



Q7. How loud is 50 dB? (Options: a car, a quiet office, a school, an airpane)

A7. A quiet office.



Q8. Noise from constructions sites is the most common noise problem in Japan. (True/False)

A8. True



Q9. At which noise levels does Japan have noise restrictions? (Options: Over 80dB (Telephone dial tone), Over 100dB (Power mower, below the railway), Over 120dB (Near a jet engine) )

A9. Over 80dB.



Q10. Children's voices is not regulated by noise laws in Japan. (True/False)

A10. False.



Q11. Which country has a law that says children's voices should not be considered noise? (Options: Japan, the United States, Norway, Germany )

A11. Germany.



Q12. The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has an ordinance that exludes voices of children under the age of ____ from the list of noise that is regulated. (Options: 6, 12, 15, 18 )

A12. 6



These are the correct answers to the quiz. Were you able to choose the correct answer? If you want more information about the answers to this quiz, you can read the blog we wrote!



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