The radioactive fall out contaminates:
Correct answer: A. Air, soil and water
- A. Air, soil and water
- B. Soil and water both
- C. Air and water both
- D. Soil only
Explanation
Radioactive fallout consists of radioactive particles and materials that can be transported through the air and deposited on soil and water. It therefore contaminates all three environmental components listed.
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