How Much Do You Know About Radon and Radon Mitigation? "*" indicates required fields Step 1 of 10 10% Introduction: Are you radon ready? Take the quiz to find out if you’re prepared to protect your property and improve indoor air quality.What is radon?* A type of gas naturally found in the air we breathe A radioactive gas that can cause health issues when inhaled A chemical used in construction materials I’m not sure How is radon detected?* By smell Using a radon test kit or professional testing service Through indoor air quality monitors You can’t detect radon What is considered a safe radon level by the EPA in a home or building?* Below 4.0 pCi/L Above 4.0 pCi/L 2.9 pCi/L It doesn’t matter as long as you ventilate I don’t know What is considered a safe radon level by the World Health Organization in a home or building?* Below 4.0 pCi/L Above 4.0 pCi/L 2.7 pCi/L It doesn’t matter as long as you ventilate I don’t know True or False: Radon levels can vary depending on the season.* True False Which of the following are common radon mitigation methods? (Select all that apply)* Sealing cracks and openings in the foundation Installing a radon mitigation system with a vent pipe and fan Using an air purifier Frequent vacuuming of carpets What health risks are associated with prolonged exposure to high radon levels?* Lung cancer Asthma Heart disease Skin rashes Do all U.S. states have radon regulations?* Yes, every state has regulations for radon No, radon regulations vary by state I’m not sure How often should radon levels be tested in homes?* Every month Every year Every two years Only once, when you buy the home I’m not sure Which building areas are most important to test for radon levels?* Only the basement All living areas, especially the lowest levels Only the kitchen and bathrooms Only the attic
