Quizzes - Accessible Versions

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Course:	2.0 - Clearing the Air: A PHI’s Guide to Ice Arena Air Quality Inspections
Book:	Quizzes - Accessible Versions

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Date:	Thursday, 19 March 2026, 2:48 PM

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The following quizzes are accessible for assistive screen reader technology

Choose the correct answer (Multiple Choice)

What is the purpose of an ice edger?
1. Melts excess ice buildup near the boards
2. Smooths out ice imperfections after resurfacing
3. Cuts down ice on the edges that the ice resurfacer misses
Which combination of factors best explains why indoor air quality issues can escalate in ice arenas?
1. Reliance on fossil fuel-powered equipment and limited air exchange in enclosed ice arena environments
2. Frequent use of resurfacing equipment and the naturally cold temperatures that slow pollutant movement
3. High occupancy during events and the use of mechanical ventilation systems designed for large spectator spaces
4. Large interior volumes that dilute emissions from ice resurfacers but they still can reach harmful levels
What is the focus of the Ontario Recreation Facilities Association?
1. Organizing community sports leagues
2. Recreational facility training and best practices
3. Providing grants for recreational infrastructure
4. Governing body for Certified Ice Arena Operators (CAAO)

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Answer true or false for the following statements

Carbon monoxide is a reddish-brown gas with a strong, pungent odour.
Nitrogen dioxide can irritate the eyes, nose, throat, and lungs and may cause symptoms immediately or with a delay.
Ontario currently has a public health regulatory framework that requires routine indoor air quality inspections in ice arenas.
Ice arenas are considered facilities that may pose an elevated risk of exposure to environmental health hazards under the Ontario Public Health Standards.

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Fill in the blanks

Under _____________ , ice arena staff are responsible for maintaining a safe environment for patrons.
____________ sets workplace safety standards for ice arena employees.
Under ____________ , a Public Health Inspector may issue a closure order if a health hazard exists .
If a complaint about occupational or environmental health is received, PHUs must notify the relevant ministry under ____________ .
____________ regulations primarily focus on refrigeration rooms rather than overall facility air quality .

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Select true or false for the following statements

Air quality testing should be conducted only after ice resurfacing is completed.
Make-up air louvres and exhaust fans should be turned on and functioning before resurfacing begins.
Air quality testing should include both the ice pad area and the spectator seating area.
Reviewing maintenance records and exhaust emission testing is part of an IAQ inspection.
Baseline carbon monoxide and nitrogen dioxide levels should be measured before any resurfacing activities occur.
Air samples at the player’s bench should be taken at breathing height, approximately 1 metre above the ice.
Spectator area air samples should ideally be taken under a radiant heater at breathing height.
IAQ testing steps should be repeated for each ice pad in the facility.

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