India's environment and economics

What is the 5th leading cause of death in India?

• air pollution

• water pollution

• cancer

• heart attack

What fuels used for cooking by many Indians release toxic fumes?

• Coal

• Natural gas

• Electricity

• Solar energy

Air pollution as depicted in the images can lead to serious health effects.

• Respiratory issues and lung disease

• Mild skin irritation and eye strain

• Improved lung performance and increased energy

• No significant health effects

Air pollution impacts daily life, as illustrated in the images shown.

• It negatively affects health, outdoor activities, and the overall environment.

• It enhances daily life by promoting cleaner air.

• It has no noticeable impact on daily activities.

• It only affects industrial areas without influencing everyday living.

India is experiencing a growing problem related to what?

• Pollution

• Population

• Crime

• all of the above

What types of waste are dumped into the Ganges River daily? Choose the correct combination.

• Industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and human waste

• Only industrial waste

• Only agricultural waste

• Only human waste

Determine the percentage of sickness caused by waterborne diseases in India.

• 10%

• 40%

• 80%

• 100%

65% of India's people live in

• urban areas.

• rural areas

What does 'arable' mean?

• destroyed by water pollution

• farmable land

• causes sicknesses

Fill in the blank: Many of the people in India still live in poverty. This is due to so many people not being ____.

• educated

• trained

• experienced

• skilled