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Pollution Due To Combustion
Test Description: The aim of this game is to identify the main air pollutant resulting from combustion reactions and their effects.
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Combustion reactions release harmful gases into air. These gases
A
do not affect the quality of air.
B
may be useful for the environment.
C
do not affect the quality of the environment.
D
may pollute the air.
2) Indicate which of the following is a harmful effect of combustion reactions.
A
Combustion reactions are used for powering vehicles.
B
Combustion reactions may cause air pollution.
C
Combustion reactions are used for heating homes.
D
Combustion reactions are used for producing electricity.
3) Contamination of air with harmful gases or materials is called
A
Water pollution
B
Soil pollution
C
Land pollution
D
Air pollution
4) Combustion reactions release harmful gases (air pollutants) into air. Indicate which of the following is not an air pollutant.
A
Sulfur dioxide gas.
B
Carbon dioxide gas.
C
Oxygen gas.
D
Oxides of nitrogen.
5) Pick out from the following human activities, those that are sources of air pollution.
A
Walking.
B
Cycling.
C
Burning garbage.
D
Planting trees.
6) The increase in the level of air pollutants like sulfur dioxide gas in air results in an environmental problem called:
A
Ozone Depletion.
B
Global Warming.
C
Breathing problems (suffocation)
D
Acid Rain.
7) Global warming results from:
A
The decrease in the level of sulfur dioxide gas in air.
B
The increase in the level of sulfur dioxide gas in air.
C
The decrease in the level of carbon dioxide gas in air.
D
The increase in the level of carbon dioxide gas in air.
8) The heat radiated back from earth is trapped by polluting gases like carbon dioxide and warm the air, that increases atmospheric temperature of earth. This phenonmenon is called:
A
Breathing problems (suffocation)
B
Ozone depletion.
C
Acid rain.
D
Global warming.
9) To fight against global warming, one must reduce the level of carbon dioxide gas in air. This can be done through:
A
Use public transportation like buses, trains, ..
B
Reducing walking and cycling.
C
Cutting trees.
D
Use fuel with low sulfur content.
10) To fight against acid rain, one must reduce the level of sulfur and nitrogen oxides in air. Which of the following increases the level of sulfur or nitrogen oxides in air?
A
The use fuel with high sulfur content.
B
The use of solar of energy.
C
The use of filters in smokestacks of factories.
D
Equiping vehicles with catalytic converters.
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