WorksheetsAll About Air, Water, and Land Pollution
Total questions: 16
Worksheet time: 12mins
What is pollution?
Harmful Gases and tiny particles released into the air is (a) .
Chemicals and substances are inserted into water making it harmful is (a) .
The destruction of land surfaces due to waste, chemicals, and other substances provided by humans is (a) .
Based on the choices below, which is a cause of air pollution?
Poorly managed industrial waste discharges, fishing gear, and landfills.
Solid Waste
Natural: Lightning, Volcanoes, Wildfires, and Forests
What are examples of effects of air pollution?
Acidification & Eutrophication
Contaminated Drinking Water & Death of Marine Life
Landfill Takeovers & Soil Contamination
What are possible solutions for air pollution?
Use Renewable Fuel and Clean Energy
Conserve Energy
Use Eco-friendly Transportation
All of these options are possible solutions for air pollution.
Which of the following are causes of water pollution?
Liter dropped in towns, cities, beaches, and sewage drains.
Poorly managed industrial waste discharges, fishing gear, and landfills.
Both of these choices.
Neither of these choices.
Which of the following choices is not an effect of water pollution?
Death of Marine Life
Landfill Takeover
Disruption of Food Chain
Contaminated Drinking Water
Is the proper disposal of waste considered a solution to reducing water pollution? Explain your answer.
Agricultural Resources, Mining Resources, Industrial Resources and Solid Waste are all causes of land pollution.
True
False
Soil Contamination is the only effect of land pollution that matters.
True
False
Cleaning up and proper waste disposal are logical solutions for land pollution.
True
False
To (a) means to take steps toward cutting down on usage of a certain thing.
To (a) means to repeat usage of the same thing and recycling the rest.
To (a) means to dispose a certain thing in an environmental-friendly method.
