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Air Pollution Quiz 4 (25 MCQs)

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1. What is the easiest way to reduce air pollution
2. How can acd rain affect non-living objects?
3. Which of the following are considered non-renewable resources?
4. A(n) _____ can cause air pollutants at ground level to rise to harmful levels.
5. What AQI (Air Quality Index) is considered healthy?
6. What three components have to be present to create photochemical smog?
7. The temperature changes that occur from one layer of the atmosphere to another are caused by differences in
8. The outer layer of the atmosphere, extending outward into space.
9. An example of an unnatural source for air pollution can be defined as:
10. Which layer of the atmosphere is immediately above the layer we are in right now?
11. Which one of these does not belong
12. Ozone is a compound that contains the element _____ It is degraded in the atmosphere when exposed to _____ containing compounds, such as CFCs.
13. Air _____ is caused by dust and fumes.
14. What type of pollutions are released into the air
15. Which of the following agents is responsible for turning the Taj Mahal yellow?
16. Reversal of the ordinary climate regime producing increased rain in some areas but increased drought in others
17. In developing countries, indoor air pollution mostly comes from
18. The ozone layer is located in the
19. The 3 main anthropogenic sources of gaseous air pollutants in the US are
20. How are metals like Mercury and Lead are harmful to living things?
21. Ozone and acid rain are both pollutants formed through reactions in the atmosphere. This makes them
22. To prevent carbon monoxide poisoning at home you would most likely _____
23. _____ is termed as air pollution.
24. Which gas is the largest anthropogenic contributor to global warming?
25. Layer of dense, cool air trapped under a layer of less dense, warm air. It prevents upward-flowing air currents from developing. In a prolonged inversion, air pollution in the trapped layer may build up to harmful levels
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