QUIZ ON POLLUTION

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This quiz is based on facts about pollution. Test how much you know about pollution.
Who will be the first to get all fifteen questions?
  • 1. 
    What causes pollution?
    • A. 
      Cars
    • B. 
      Animals
    • C. 
      Factories
    • D. 
      A and C only
  • 2. 
    How many people die of air pollution around the world each year?
    • A. 
      50,000
    • B. 
      1 million
    • C. 
      3 million
    • D. 
      500,00
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  • 3. 
    Which of the following pollutants can damage lungs?
    • A. 
      Ozone
    • B. 
      Smog
    • C. 
      Carbon dioxide
    • D. 
      Nitrogen
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  • 4. 
    Which of the following gases does an automobile produce?
    • A. 
      Carbon dioxide
    • B. 
      Nitrogen
    • C. 
      Helium
    • D. 
      Carbon monoxide
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  • 5. 
    This type of pollutant causes acidification of rivers, lakes and also damages tree foliage and degrades soil quality.
    • A. 
      Ozone Layer
    • B. 
      Acid rain
    • C. 
      Oil
    • D. 
      None of the above
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  • 6. 
    When burning fuel for energy, small particles are thrown into the air that are visible in the form of smoke. It is called this type of pollution.  
    • A. 
      Black carbon pollution
    • B. 
      Indoor pollution
    • C. 
      Outdoor pollution
    • D. 
      Air pollution
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  • 7. 
    The average temperature around the world has climbed during the previous century due to global warming by this much.
    • A. 
      2 degrees Fahrenheit
    • B. 
      1 degree Fahrenheit
    • C. 
      3 degree Fahrenheit
    • D. 
      4 degree Fahrenheit
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  • 8. 
    Which of the following substances is harmful to water?
    • A. 
      Carbon dioxide
    • B. 
      Salt
    • C. 
      Hydrogen
    • D. 
      Oil
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  • 9. 
    Which of the following is ozone not used for?
    • A. 
      Bleach
    • B. 
      Softening clothes
    • C. 
      Sterilizing water
    • D. 
      All of the above
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  • 10. 
    The ozone found in the lowest layer of the atmosphere is often called "bad ozone." What is the name of this atmospheric layer?
    • A. 
      stratosphere
    • B. 
      Troposphere
    • C. 
      Mesosphere
    • D. 
      Intersphere
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  • 11. 
    Ozone pollution is worst at what time of day?
    • A. 
      Afternoon
    • B. 
      Early evening
    • C. 
      A and B only
    • D. 
      Nighttime
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  • 12. 
    The Air Quality Index (AQI) measures which of the following?
    Discuss
    • A. 
      Carbon dioxide
    • B. 
      Particulate matter
    • C. 
      Ultraviolet radiation
    • D. 
      All of the above
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  • 13. 
    Which of the following is not a symptom of ozone exposure?
    • A. 
      Chest Pains
    • B. 
      Naseua
    • C. 
      Coughing
    • D. 
      Sore throat
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  • 14. 
    In the last several years, the level of many air pollutants has:
    • A. 
      Increased
    • B. 
      Decreased
    • C. 
      Stayed the same
    • D. 
      Hasn`t changed
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  • 15. 
    "Good ozone" is found in what layer of the atmosphere?
    • A. 
      Troposhphere
    • B. 
      Mesosphere
    • C. 
      Stratosphere
    • D. 
      None of the above
      All the best............................................Waiting for your comments

Comments

  1. Peace NwanzeFebruary 16, 2019 at 7:04 AM

    Peace Nwanze

    1) D - A and C only
    2) C - 3 million
    3) A - Ozone
    4) D - carbon monoxide
    5) D - None of the above
    6) D - Air pollution
    7) A - 2 degrees Fahrenheit
    8) A - carbon dioxide
    9) D - All of the above
    10) B - Troposphere
    11) D - Night time
    12) B - Particulate matter
    13) B - Nausea
    14) A - Increased
    15) C - Stratosphere

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  2. Onyekachi DivineApril 28, 2019 at 11:18 AM

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  3. Onyekachi DivineApril 28, 2019 at 11:30 AM


    Sorry sir here are the answers
    1) D - A and C only
    2) C - 3 million
    3) A - Ozone
    4) D - carbon monoxide
    5) D - None of the above
    6) D - Air pollution
    7) A - 2 degrees Fahrenheit
    8) A - carbon dioxide
    9) D - All of the above
    10) B - Troposphere
    11) D - Night time
    12) B - Particulate matter
    13) B - Nausea
    14) A - Increased
    15) C - Stratosphere

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