Air Pollution Quiz 6 (30 MCQs)

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1. Air pollution happens when .....
2. The chemical formula for ozone?
3. What is a harmful effect of breathing in carbon monoxide?
4. Air pollution controlling device found on American cars that removes most (not all) Nitrogen Oxides, VOCs, & Carbon Monoxide from exhaust.
5. Volatile Organic Compounds + NOx + sunlight energy can cause a secondary pollutant called
6. Nitrous oxides enter the atmosphere from .....
7. What is the symbol of ozone
8. Why do we need fresh air?
9. High levels of photochemical smog are due toI. nitrogen dioxide.II. sulfur dioxide.III. VOCs
10. What is another name for outdoor air pollutants?
11. It is important to have clean water to .....
12. Short-term effects of air pollution on human health include all of the following except
13. How can we reduce ground level ozone?
14. Electrostatic precipitators can be used to remove this type of air pollutant.
15. Through international cooperation, the concentration of chlorine in the atmosphere
16. Ozone found in this layer of the atmosphere is considered an air pollutant.
17. The automobile's contribution to air pollution includes
18. What does the ozone layer absorb?
19. What is a predicted (and now observed) response of animal populations to global warming?
20. Air pollution causes all of the following, except
21. A wet scrubber is used to..
22. Acid precipitation is when .....
23. A phenonmenon that occurs when a layer of cool air is lying on top of a layer of warm air.
24. Which of the following pollutants is an example of a secondary pollutant?
25. How does ozone in the troposphere (ground level ozone) damage plants?
26. The ozone layer protects us from
27. How can smog be dangerous?
28. What impact does the hole in the ozone have on Earth?
29. Acid Rain typically has pH of .....?
30. Gases in the earth's lower atmosphere (trophosphere) that cause the greenhouse effect. Examples include carbon dioxide, chloroflourocarbons, ozone, methane, water vapor and nitrous oxide