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sarasara

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Which type of indoor air pollution is the second leading cause of lung cancer?
 
  A) mold spores
  B) fireplace smoke
  C) lead dust
  D) radon

Question 2

Which indoor pollutant leaches into a home from rocks and soil under the foundation?
 
  A) radon
  B) mold spores
  C) lead dust
  D) rodent droppings



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: D

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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