ELPAC LIstening Practice 6-8

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What is pollution?

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Pollution is the introduction of harmful substances or products into the environment, which can have negative effects on living organisms and ecosystems.

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What are some common sources of pollution?

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Common sources of pollution include vehicle emissions, industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and household waste.

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How can reducing car usage help decrease pollution?

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Fewer cars on the road lead to lower emissions of harmful gases, which can improve air quality and reduce overall pollution levels.

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What does it mean for a community to be designed for automobile travel?

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It means that the infrastructure, such as roads and buildings, is primarily built to accommodate cars, often at the expense of walkable spaces.

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What are walkable spaces?

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Walkable spaces are areas designed for pedestrians, featuring sidewalks, parks, and safe crossings, encouraging walking and reducing reliance on cars.

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Why is it important to have walkable spaces in communities?

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Walkable spaces promote physical activity, reduce pollution, and enhance community interaction by making it easier for people to walk to shops, schools, and parks.

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What role do enzymes play in apples?

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Enzymes in apples help in various biochemical processes, including ripening and breaking down sugars.

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How can education influence awareness about environmental issues?

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Education can provide knowledge about environmental issues, encouraging individuals to take action and make informed decisions to protect the environment.

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What is the impact of community design on public health?

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Community design affects public health by influencing physical activity levels, access to resources, and exposure to pollution.

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What is an example of a daily activity that can introduce environmental problems?

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Walking a dog can introduce environmental problems if pet waste is not disposed of properly, contributing to pollution.