Quiz on Air Pollution- WebQuest section 2

What are aerosols?

• A type of greenhouse gas

• Solid and liquid particles suspended in the air

• Particles that only come from industrial activities

• Gases that protect us from the sun

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-6

Which of the following is a major source of aerosols?

• Wind turbines

• Hydroelectric dams

• Solar panels

• Car exhaust and factories

What is ground level ozone?

• A type of oxygen found only in rural areas

• A harmful type of air pollution close to the ground

• A beneficial gas high up in the atmosphere

• A protective layer around the Earth

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

How does air pollution affect Earth's climate?

• It improves air quality

• It can change the temperature of the Earth

• It has no effect on the climate

• It increases the amount of water in rivers

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NGSS.HS-ESS2-2

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What role does NASA play in monitoring air pollution?

• NASA controls air traffic

• NASA develops new types of cars

• NASA uses satellites to monitor air pollution

• NASA provides weather forecasts

How does pollution affect human health?

• long term exposure has been linked to physical deformities in newborn babies

• long term exposure has been linked to heart and lung disease, cancer and other health problems

• long term exposure has shown there is no impact on our health

• long term exposure has shown humans can actually adapt to the pollution

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Which statement is true?

• Light colored particles absorb the Sun's heat, which can make global temperatures warmer

• All particles in the air absorb the same amount of heat

• Dark colored particles absorb the Sun's heat, which can make global temperatures warmer

• Particles in the air are called Greenlife Gases

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-5

What is smog?

• A cool new dance move

• A form of precipitation that is a light mist

• particles that help clear the air and make conditions better

• particles closer to the ground combining with the ozone making the air foggy and hard to see through

These are examples of fossil fuels...

• coal

• oil

• natural gas

• solar energy

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