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Air Pollution Quiz 13 (25 MCQs)

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1. How many people die every year due to air pollution?
2. How are metals like Lead harmful to living things?
3. Reactions that are initiated by the sun.
4. Which of the following are causes of pollution?
5. The Grasshopper Effect refers to
6. Which air pollutant has a rotten egg smell?
7. The thin layer at Earth's surface where life exists is called the
8. Lead emissions since the early 1980s have
9. Two major factors involved in the conversion of primary pollutants into secondary pollutants are
10. Water Vapor, methane, CO2, and CH are all examples of?
11. What are the two main factors determining climate?
12. The only secondary pollutant directly addressed in the 1972 Clean Air Act
13. The Clean Air Act
14. The two secondary pollutants associated with photochemical smog that cause both eye irritation and potential lung damage are:
15. Which of these situations is commonly caused by acid rain?
16. The greenhouse effect
17. Which of the following is not an example of natural air pollution?
18. Used on factory stacks to remove gases and particulate.
19. Solutions to preventing air pollution
20. As a lake becomes more acidic, fish are harmed not only by the acidity but also by substances that leach out of the soil into the water. Which of these toxic substances is leached when conditions are acidic?
21. When Sumesh blew air in to a balloon it expanded. This shows that:
22. Acid rain is caused by oxides of _____
23. All of the following are variable gases in the atmosphere EXCEPT:
24. How many oxygen atoms are in one ozone molecule?
25. The second-lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere; the ozone layer is located here.
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