
Pollution and Pollution Control Lesson
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Science, Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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David Blankenship
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20 Slides • 14 Questions
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Pollution and Pollution Control
Pollution Tutorial
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Multiple Choice
What causes "natural" pollution?
volcanoes
plants
fish
all answers are correct
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Multiple Choice
Households pollute water sources by ...... waste into ponds, lakes and rivers.
damaging
dumping
losing
leading
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Multiple Choice
Part of smog that is caused by burning fossil fuels and volcanoes
sulfur dioxide
nitrous oxide
carbon dioxide
ammonia
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Multiple Choice
What cause light pollution?
People turn off the lights at night.
People turn up TV at night.
People make a lot of rubbish.
People make a lot of billboards and neon signs.
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Multiple Choice
Air is made up mostly of
oxygen
nitrogen
carbon
hydrogen gas
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Multiple Choice
What cause air pollution ?
Factories produce too much waste water and oil.
Factories produce too much smoke.
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Multiple Choice
Ship spills oil in the oceans and rivers. This lead ..... the dead of many aquatic animals and plants.
to
in
from
at
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Multiple Choice
What cause water pollution?
People dump things in the countryside.
Factories produce too much waste water and oil.
Factories produce good products.
Factories produce too much smoke.
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Multiple Choice
Which outcome is a consequence of nutrient pollution?
temperature change in water
excessive growth of algae
migration changes in animals
reduced biodiversity of soil
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Multiple Choice
What cause land pollution?
People throw too much rubbish in the sea.
People throw too much rubbish everywhere.
People reduce making rubbish.
People reuse things.
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Fill in the Blanks
Type the correct answer in the box. Spell all words correctly.
What is point source pollution?
In point source pollution, the pollutants come from a ,
Type answer...
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Multiple Choice
What cause noise pollution?
People take public transport.
People turn down TV.
The traffic makes too much noise.
The traffic makes too many fumes.
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Multiple Choice
What is the primary effect of ozone depletion?
Harmful substances will be added to the air.
Water will be contaminated.
Harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays will enter the Earth’s atmosphere.
Land quality will be degraded.
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Multiple Choice
A result of using radioactive elements from atomic enery stations.
air pollution
radiation pollution
land pollution
water pollution
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