Smog Quiz

What are the primary causes of smog?

• Baking cookies

• Playing video games

• Emissions from vehicles, industrial processes, and the burning of fossil fuels

• Watching TV

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How does smog affect human health?

• It has no impact on human health

• It can cause respiratory problems and increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

• It can improve overall respiratory function

• It only affects the skin

What are the different types of smog?

• Morning smog and evening smog

• Dry smog and wet smog

• Photochemical smog and industrial smog

• Blue smog and green smog

Explain the process of photochemical smog formation.

• Smog is formed by the interaction between clouds and wind.

• The process of smog formation involves the interaction between pollutants and sunlight.

• Smog is created by the release of oxygen into the atmosphere.

• Smog is a result of the natural process of photosynthesis in plants.

What is the impact of smog on the environment?

• Increased oxygen levels and improved air quality

• Air pollution, reduced visibility, and harm to plant and animal life

• Reduction of greenhouse gases and support for ecosystem balance

• Enhanced visibility and promotion of plant and animal growth

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What are the secondary causes of smog?

• Planting more trees

• Vehicle emissions, industrial processes, and agricultural activities

• Reducing waste production

• Burning of clean fuels

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What are the long-term effects of smog on human health?

• Improved immune system

• Decreased risk of asthma

• Enhanced lung function

• Respiratory problems, cardiovascular issues, and lung cancer

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Differentiate between photochemical smog and industrial smog.

• Photochemical smog is formed by the reaction of sunlight with pollutants, while industrial smog is formed by the burning of coal and other fossil fuels.

• Photochemical smog is a result of industrial emissions, while classical smog is a result of agricultural activities.

• Photochemical smog is caused by volcanic eruptions, while industrial smog is caused by forest fires.

• Photochemical smog is a seasonal phenomenon, while industrial smog occurs throughout the year.

How can smog be prevented or reduced?

• By using dirtier energy sources

• By increasing emissions from vehicles and industries

• By reducing emissions from vehicles and industries, using cleaner energy sources, and implementing air quality regulations.

• By removing air quality regulations

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Discuss the role of government policies in controlling smog.

• Government policies play a crucial role in controlling smog.

• Individual actions are more effective than government policies in controlling smog

• Government policies have no impact on controlling smog

• Smog is not a result of human activities

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