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A) 12 March 2011 B) 11 March 2011 C) 11 March 2012 D) 11 March 2010
A) Human error by plant operators B) Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami C) Cyber attack on the power grid D) Design flaw in the reactor
A) United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation B) International Atomic Energy Agency C) Greenpeace International D) World Health Organization
A) Four B) Five C) Seven D) Six
A) Uranium dioxide B) Zircaloy C) Stainless steel D) Boron carbide
A) Nitrogen B) Hydrogen C) Oxygen D) Carbon dioxide
A) 50 trillion yen B) 20 trillion yen C) 5 trillion yen D) 10 trillion yen
A) At least 80,000 B) Over 500,000 C) At least 164,000 D) Exactly 100,000
A) 500 °C B) 1,200 °C C) 100 °C D) 286 °C
A) Units 1–6 B) Unit 1 only C) Units 4–6 D) Units 1–3
A) Scarcity of fresh water B) Disposal of treated wastewater C) Cost of water filtration D) Contamination of local groundwater
A) Lapses in safety and oversight B) Poor construction materials C) Intentional sabotage D) Lack of employee training
A) Less than 5,000 B) Exactly 10,000 C) Over 100,000 D) Over 41,000
A) Cooling of the reactor core B) Neutralization of radiation C) Formation of a protective layer D) Exothermic reaction contributing to overheating
A) It continues to function with the main condenser. B) It is connected to the turbines. C) It is shut down immediately by the condenser. D) It is automatically isolated from them.
A) It is powered by the main electrical grid. B) It is powered by a backup diesel generator. C) It is powered by steam-driven turbines only. D) It does not need external power or generators.
A) By a motorized mechanical arm. B) By electrical pumps. C) By gravity. D) By steam pressure.
A) Emergency turbine condensation system. B) Passive cooling heat exchanger. C) Pressurized water injection system. D) Reactor core isolation cooling (RCIC) system.
A) A turbine driven by reactor steam. B) Stored battery power. C) Gravity-fed mechanical springs. D) An electric motor.
A) The main condenser. B) The reactor pressure vessel drain. C) The external fire protection system. D) The suppression chamber (SC).
A) High-voltage steam energy. B) Alternating current (AC). C) Mechanical hydraulic pressure. D) Direct current (DC).
A) Direct current (DC). B) Alternating current (AC). C) Steam-driven hydraulic pressure. D) Compressed air only.
A) The main turbine cooling loop. B) The fire protection system. C) The secondary RCIC pump. D) The isolation condenser system. |