Pollution

Why is it important to address pollution?

• To protect the environment and public health.

• To increase industrial production.

• To promote urban development.

• To reduce the cost of living.

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What are the main causes of pollution?

• Industrial processes and vehicle emissions

• Natural disasters and climate change

• Overpopulation and deforestation

• Solar energy and wind power

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Give an example of a conservation practice.

• Turning off the lights when leaving a room is an example of a conservation practice.

• Using plastic bags instead of reusable ones.

• Leaving the water running while brushing teeth.

• Driving a car with low fuel efficiency.

What is a common misconception about pollution?

• Only large industries cause pollution.

• Pollution is only caused by vehicles.

• Everyday actions by individuals do not contribute to pollution.

• Pollution is only a problem in urban areas.

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What is an example of a pollutant?

• Plastic waste, which can harm wildlife and ecosystems.

• Freshwater, which is essential for drinking and agriculture.

• Oxygen, which is necessary for human survival.

• Sunlight, which is vital for photosynthesis.

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What is the impact of dumping contaminants into water bodies?

• It can improve water quality.

• It can cause diseases in humans and poison the water supply.

• It has no significant effect on the environment.

• It can increase fish populations.

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What is an example of pollution caused by an accident?

• An oil spill from a tanker accident

• Air pollution from vehicle emissions

• Plastic waste in the ocean

• Industrial waste discharge into rivers

What is pollution?

• The process of cleaning the environment from waste.

• The contamination of air, land, and water caused by harmful substances or waste.

• A method of recycling materials to reduce waste.

• The natural cycle of decomposition in ecosystems.

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What is conservation?

• The act of using resources wisely and protecting the environment to prevent pollution and depletion.

• A method of increasing resource consumption for economic growth.

• The process of eliminating all human activities to preserve nature.

• A strategy for maximizing profit from natural resources.

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What is littering?

• The act of recycling waste materials properly.

• The act of improperly disposing of waste in public places, contributing to pollution.

• The process of composting organic waste at home.

• The practice of collecting waste for donation to charity.