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WorksheetsAir Pollution
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 35mins
Select the monitoring methods for air pollutants
Analysis of Nitric Oxide
Analysis of Nitric Dioxide
Analysis of Carbon Dioxide
Analysis of Carbon Monoxide
Each pollutant, present in air, has a ______________ which, if exceeded, causes public health hazards.
pollution limit value
air limit value
threshold limit value
Accelerates corrosion of metals
Corrosion of metals-SO-polluted air
Corrosion of metals-SO2-polluted air
Corrosion of metals-SO3-polluted air
Air pollutants can be transported to the earth’s surface by
atmospheric turbulence
tropospheric turbulence
stratospheri turbulence
Greenhouse effect is an ocean warming phenomenon while El Nino is an atmospheric warming phenomenon
True
False
Allows passage of ultraviolet radiation to the earth where it causes skin cancer, eyesight defect, genetic disorder, etc., in the biosphere (man, animal and plant).
Ozone layer
Ozone hole
Ozone
Strongly absorbs ultraviolet radiation from the sun (295–320 nm) which is injurious for life on earth
(a)
Select the greenhouse gases
O2
CO2
O3
KFC
CFC
The net result is that the earth’s surface gets heated and the phenomenon is known as the
Whitehouse Effect
Greenhouse Effect
Bluehouse Effect
Select which are not used to control particulate emissions
Gravity Settling Chamber
Cyclone Collector
Wet settling chamber
Electrostatic Scrubbers
Small solid particles and liquid droplets are collectively termed
(a)
Is a major environmental issue as it badly damages the environment. It damages buildings and structural materials of marble, limestones, slate and mortar.
Acid reflex
Acid weather
Acid rain
is a colourless gas with a pungent odour. It is produced from the combustion of any sulphur-bearing material
SO2
SO3
O2
Is a major hydrocarbon. It is generated in large quantities by bacteria formed by anaerobic decomposition of organic matter in water sediments and soil
SO2
Methane
CH3
It is a colourless, odourless and tasteless gas which is injurious to our health
CO2
CO
O2
Transportation accounts for (a) percent of CO Emission
Primary responsible for about 70 percent of CO emissions in automobiles
Diesel
Smoke
Petroleum engines
Too much use
Pollutants that are emitted directly from the sources
Secondary
Primary
Tertiary
Pollutants that are formed in the atmosphere by chemical reactions among primary pollutants and atmospheric constituents
Primary
Secondary
Tertiary
Select the man-made sources of air pollution
Wild fires
Airplanes
Livestock
Volcanoes
Select the natural sources of air pollution
Sulphur dioxide and hydrogen sulfide
Power plants
Transportation
tiny particles of solids or liquids sprayed from the seas and land by wind
Is colourless and odourless.
Purified Air
Pure Air
Purest Air
It occurs when a warm air mass moves above a cold air mass resulting in air stagnation of the latter (cold air)
in which air pollutants get trapped.
temperature inversion
heat inversion
air inversion
El Nino is a Spanish term for
Summer
The child
Christ child
Ozone hole blocks passage of ultraviolet radiation to the earth where it causes skin cancer, eyesight defect, genetic disorder,
True
False
The image shows the
Ozone layer
Ozone
Ozone hole
In the image shown what is the 17%
CO2
CFC
O3
What is the 50%
CO
CO2
H2O
What is the 4%
NO2
CFC
N2O
What is the 8%
NO2
CFC
N2O
Select the gas/es in the atmosphere that strongly absorb infrared radiation and effectively block a large fraction of the earth’s emitted radiation
Carbon monoxide
Carbon dioxide
Water vapor
Oxygen
Choose 2 major primary pollutants
CO
CO2
HC
NO2
Acid rain does not damages buildings and structural materials of marble, limestones, slate and mortar.
True
False
Particulate originate from natural sources only
True
False
Methane is generated in large quantities by bacteria formed by anaerobic decomposition of organic matter in water sediments and soil
True
False
