ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

1. What does the term "polluted" refer to?

• a) Clean and fresh

• b) Contaminated or dirty

• c) Well-maintained

• d) Filtered and purified

2. Which of the following is an example of recycling?

• a) Throwing plastic bottles in the trash

• b) Burning paper waste

• c) Reusing old newspapers to make new products

• d) Burying glass bottles in landfills

3. Respiratory diseases mainly affect which part of the body?

• a) Heart
  

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  b) Lungs and airways
  

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  c) Kidneys
  

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  d) Digestive system

4. Which of the following is NOT considered an eco-friendly product?

• a) Reusable shopping bag

• b) Single-use plastic straw

• c) Solar-powered lamp

• d) Biodegradable packaging

5. What is a common cause of poor air quality?

• a) Planting trees

• b) Use of public transportation

• c) Industrial emissions and vehicle exhaust

• d) Composting organic waste

6. What are exhaust fumes?

• a) Airborne particles from household cleaning products

• b) Gases emitted from vehicle engines

• c) Vapors from cooking food

• d) Smoke from burning wood

8. How can poor air quality affect human health?

• a) It strengthens the immune system

• b) It leads to respiratory problems

• c) It improves lung capacity

• d) It has no significant health impact

9. A key benefit of using _______-friendly products is they reduce environmental damage.

10. What is the primary cause of respiratory diseases related to pollution?

• a) Eating unhealthy food

• b) Exposure to contaminated air

• c) Drinking polluted water

• d) Lack of exercise