Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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Which is not a detrimental environmental condition that might be found in a residential structure?

Lead paint that was used years ago in an older home.

Poor attic insulation in an older home.

The correct answer is B. Poor attic insulation in an older home is not a detrimental environmental condition that might be found in a residential structure. While poor attic insulation can lead to energy inefficiency and cost homeowners more in heating and cooling bills, it is not inherently harmful to health or safety. On the other hand, choices A, C, D, E, and F all represent environmental conditions that can pose risks to the health and safety of occupants. Lead paint, mould, high radon levels, asbestos, and contaminated soil are all hazardous materials that can have serious health consequences if not properly addressed.

Mould within wall cavities.

High radon levels within a basement.

Asbestos in roofing materials.

Contaminated soil in the garden.

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