What is the primary strategy to reduce sulfur dioxide emissions from industrial smokestacks?

Increasing combustion temperatures

What role do catalytic converters play in reducing air pollution?

They reduce nitrogen oxide emissions from vehicle exhaust.

They remove sulfur from the exhaust.

They release oxygen into the atmosphere.

Which of the following can help prevent acid deposition?

Increasing the use of fossil fuels

Photochemical smog is primarily caused by the reaction between which two pollutants?

B) Nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds (VOCs)

A) Sulfur dioxide and particulate matter

Which of the following health impacts can be caused by photochemical smog?

Respiratory irritation and asthma attacks

Which of the following technologies can help reduce photochemical smog?

Catalytic converters in vehicles

Which of the following strategies can reduce the formation of photochemical smog?

Reducing the use of fossil fuels

Increasing industrial emissions

Which region is most prone to photochemical smog?

Urban areas with high vehicle emissions

Deserts with no industrial activity

What is the role of electrostatic precipitators in air pollution control?

They remove particulate matter from industrial emissions.

They neutralize sulfur dioxide emissions.

They reduce water vapor emissions.

What is the main consequence of ozone depletion?

Higher levels of ultraviolet (UV) radiation reaching Earth

Which of the following substances is an alternative to CFCs that has less ozone-depleting potential?

Hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs)

How do chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) contribute to ozone depletion?

They release chlorine atoms that break down ozone molecules.

They absorb ultraviolet light in the stratosphere.

They block sunlight from reaching the Earth's surface.

They lower the temperature of the stratosphere.

What is the role of the Vienna Convention in ozone protection?

Promotes international research on ozone depletion

Phases out carbon dioxide emissions

What is the main objective of the Montreal Protocol?

To phase out the use of ozone-depleting substances

To reduce carbon dioxide emissions

To limit global warming to 1.5°C

To reduce particulate matter in the air

What is the greenhouse effect?

The trapping of heat in Earth's atmosphere by greenhouse gases

The reflection of sunlight from Earth's surface

The cooling of Earth's atmosphere by cloud cover

The absorption of UV radiation by ozone

What is the role of water vapor in the greenhouse effect?

It traps heat in the atmosphere and amplifies the greenhouse effect.

It is a greenhouse gas but has little effect on global warming.

It absorbs ultraviolet radiation from the sun.

What is the impact of increased carbon dioxide levels on global warming?

It enhances the greenhouse effect, warming the planet.

It reduces the amount of sunlight reaching the Earth.

It lowers the average global temperature.

It decreases the heat retained in the atmosphere.

What is carbon capture and storage (CCS)?

B) A technique to trap and store carbon dioxide emissions

A) A method of increasing atmospheric carbon dioxide levels

C) A natural process where plants absorb carbon dioxide

D) A process to remove methane from the atmosphere

Which of the following is NOT a difficulty in predicting climate change?

The consistent climate feedback mechanisms

Time delays between causes and effects

Uncertainty over future human behavior

What is solar radiation management (SRM)?

A geo-engineering technique to cool the planet by reflecting sunlight

A method to increase greenhouse gas emissions

A technique to increase ozone layer thickness

A strategy to reduce solar energy consumption

Which SRM technique involves spraying reflective sulfate particles into the atmosphere?

Stratospheric aerosol injection

What is a potential side effect of using SRM techniques?

Increased agricultural productivity

Which of the following is a strategy to reduce global and individual carbon footprints?

Building more coal power plants

What is an adaptation strategy to counteract sea level rise due to climate change?

Building sea walls or moving coastal settlements inland

Reducing the carbon footprint of transportation

Increasing the use of aerosols in the stratosphere

What is the purpose of geo-engineering strategies?

To manipulate the Earth's climate to counteract global warming

To prevent global warming from occurring entirely

To reverse climate change completely

To increase greenhouse gas emissions

What is one challenge of geo-engineering techniques like SRM?

They may have unintended environmental impacts.

They are easy to implement without side effects.

They are cost-effective and widely accepted.

They require minimal technological development.

What is the main function of the Paris Agreement?

To limit global warming to below 2°C compared to pre-industrial levels

To phase out greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture

To increase global greenhouse gas emissions

To promote the use of fossil fuels

Which of the following is an example of adaptation to climate change?

Shifting agricultural zones due to warming climates

Geo-engineering strategies like solar radiation management

Building energy-efficient homes

Reducing carbon emissions globally

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Which of the following is a primary pollutant?

Sulfuric acid

Nitric acid

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What is the pH level of acid rain?

7.0

5.6 or lower

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Rain, snow, hail, and fog

Dust particles

Combustion of fossil fuels

Wind erosion

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Nitrogen monoxide

Carbon dioxide

Sulfuric acid

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Nitrogen oxide

Sulfur dioxide

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Methane

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Stone and brick buildings

Aquatic organisms

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