Section ARead this paragraph and answer the questions. Noise pollution can be defined as unwanted or harmful sounds from traffic, construction and other loud activities. It is a central feature of almost any city. While the immediate issues are obvious - it can be extremely stressful and often contributes to hearing loss – there are other dangers to be concerned about. For example, the stress it causes can result in serious health issues like high blood pressure and anxiety. In addition, long-term exposure to noise pollution can result in chronic conditions such as heart disease, mental health problems, and reduced quality of life. Understanding and reducing noise pollution is important for creating more peaceful and therefore healthier communities. Fill in the gap with ONE WORD from the paragraph.1. Dealing with noise pollution is generally a fact of Answer Question 1[input] life.Short answer