From Aqueducts to LEED
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What was the first plastic used in plumbing?

  • Polystyrene
  • Teflon
  • PVC (correct)
  • Polyethylene

Who became the first Chief of Division of Plumbing Construction and Construction?

  • Alexander Graham Bell
  • John F. Hass (correct)
  • Benjamin Franklin
  • Thomas Edison

Which country has a Plumbing Code signed by its presidents?

  • Rome
  • England
  • United States
  • Philippines (correct)

Study Notes

  • Plumbing is the installation of pipes and fixtures to convey water in buildings.
  • The Romans brought water into Rome through aqueducts.
  • Sanitation declined during the Dark Ages but returned in the mid-1300s.
  • England passed the National Public Safety Act, which served as a model legislation.
  • The U.S. developed practical water and sewage systems.
  • PVC was the first plastic used in plumbing.
  • Kohler developed innovative plumbing products.
  • LEED implements improved methods for green building.
  • The Philippines has a Plumbing Code signed by its presidents.
  • Master Plumber John F. Hass became the 1st Chief of Division of Plumbing Construction and Construction.

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Test your knowledge of plumbing history and innovations with this informative quiz! From the ancient Romans to modern green building techniques, this quiz covers the evolution of plumbing and the individuals who revolutionized the industry. Keywords: plumbing, history, innovations, aqueducts, sanitation, PVC, Kohler, LEED, Philippines, Master Plumber.

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