1- The puzzle presented by the history of bottled water is whether bottled water represents a rational solution to the problem of water scarcity, or whether it is an artificial market.
-True
-false
2-
Which of the following represents the greatest source of domestic water usage in the U.S.?
Group of answer choices
-Showers
-Washing machines
-Dishwashers
-Toilets
-Faucets
3-
Which of the following are possible reasons for bottled water use?
Group of answer choices
-Lack of freshwater resources.
-Lack of infrastructure.
-Perception that public water is not safe.
-Lifestyle.
-All of the above.
-a, b, and c.
4-
A "risk assessment" is a rigorous study to determine what people think the probability of harm associated with a decision.
Group of answer choices
-True
-False
5-
Which of the following regulates municipal water?
Group of answer choices
-Food and Drug Administration (FDA)
-Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
-All of the above.
-None of the above.
6-
Which of the following was NOT listed as a barrier to drinking tap water in "What's Wrong with the Tap?"
Group of answer choices
-perceived risks from tap water
-perceived safety of bottled water
-preferred taste of bottled water
-convenience of bottled water
-desire to spend money
7-
One of the main purposes of the study described in "What's Wrong with the Tap?" is to figure out how "social marketing" might be used to discourage bottled water consumptions among college students.
Group of answer choices
-True
-False
8-
According to "What Is Wrong with Tap Water?," men and women were equally motivated to drink tap water by its reduced environmental impact compared to bottled water.
Group of answer choices
-True
-False
