Pollution

A local factory discharges its waste into a nearby river. As a result, the river ecosystem is severely affected. What type of pollution is primarily being caused by the factory?

• Air pollution

• Soil pollution

• Water pollution

• Noise pollution

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Consider a city with high levels of smog. What could be a strategic plan to reduce the air pollution in this city over the next five years?

• Increase the number of parks

• Implement stricter emissions standards for vehicles and industries

• Build more roads to reduce traffic congestion

• Increase the use of coal in power plants

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

A community is facing severe health issues due to polluted drinking water. What could be a comprehensive plan to ensure safe drinking water for this community?

• Provide bottled water to all residents

• Build a new sports complex

• Install and maintain proper water filtration systems in the community

• Increase the number of health clinics

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Analyze the impact of plastic waste in the oceans. What long-term ecological changes might occur if this issue is not addressed?

• Increased soil fertility

• Enhanced marine biodiversity

• Disruption of marine food chains

• Improved water quality

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

What strategic measures can be taken to reduce the impact of agricultural runoff, which is a major source of water pollution?

• Increase the use of chemical fertilizers

• Promote organic farming practices

• Reduce the area under cultivation

• Encourage the use of more pesticides

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

Urban sprawl often leads to increased pollution. What comprehensive urban planning strategies could be implemented to mitigate this issue?

• Reduce public transportation options

• Increase green spaces and parks

• Encourage the development of more suburban areas

• Build taller buildings to house more people

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking

If a community near an industrial area is suffering from respiratory problems due to air pollution, what long-term solution would best address this issue?

• Provide healthcare subsidies

• Temporarily relocate the residents

• Implement air quality control measures at the industrial plants

• Increase the number of community health awareness programs

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How can a city reduce the pollution emitted by private vehicles, which is a major contributor to urban air pollution?

• Ban all private vehicles

• Provide tax incentives for electric vehicle buyers

• Increase the price of gasoline

• All of the above

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What could be the impact on local wildlife if a landfill site is not properly managed?

• Increased wildlife population

• No impact on wildlife

• Potential contamination and loss of habitat

• Improved biodiversity

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A coastal town is experiencing increased levels of water pollution due to tourist activities. What strategic actions can the local government take to address this issue?

• Ban all tourist activities

• Implement strict waste management and water treatment policies

• Close all beaches permanently

• Increase the number of tourists to boost economy

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DOK Level 3: Strategic Thinking