Air Pollution and Its Effects

The video tutorial by Martina Archer Simple covers air pollution, its causes, effects, and ways to reduce it. It explains air pollution as the release of pollutants harmful to health and the environment. Causes include burning garbage, factory emissions, and vehicle exhaust. Effects range from health issues like asthma to environmental impacts like climate change. Solutions include reducing, reusing, recycling, and conserving energy. The session concludes with a call to action for reducing air pollution.

What is air pollution primarily composed of?

• Only solid particles

• Solid particles and gases

• Liquid particles and gases

• Only gases

Which of the following is a major cause of air pollution?

• Using solar panels

• Burning garbage

• Recycling waste

• Planting trees

What harmful gas is released by motor vehicles?

• Nitrogen

• Helium

• Oxygen

• Carbon monoxide

How does air pollution affect human health?

• Causes respiratory diseases

• Improves respiratory function

• Enhances immune system

• Increases energy levels

What is one environmental effect of greenhouse gases?

• Decreased plant growth

• Rising sea levels

• Increased rainfall

• Cooling of the Earth's surface

Which practice can help reduce air pollution?

• Using public transportation

• Burning more fossil fuels

• Cutting down more trees

• Increasing industrial emissions

What is the benefit of buying locally manufactured products?

• Decreases product quality

• Increases transportation emissions

• Reduces fossil fuel consumption

• Increases product cost

What is smog primarily composed of?

• Ozone and dust

• Carbon dioxide and methane

• Water vapor and oxygen

• Nitrogen and helium

Who is at greater risk from air pollution?

• Young adults

• Teenagers

• Older adults and children

• Middle-aged adults

What is a common indoor air pollutant?

• Ozone

• Carbon monoxide

• Mold spores

• Pollen