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and have an adverse effect on plants, animals and humans.
Fill in the Blank: Harmless or useful substances can become _______, when quantity
or concentration increases in certain circumstances
Fill in the Blank: ________ of air by toxic gases and minute particles of solid
and liquid particulates, in concentration which is harmful to human beings and surrounding
is Air Pollution.
Find Odd one out: Smoke, Dust, oxides of sulphur & nitrogen, Domestic sewage
Find Odd one out:
Volcanic eruption,
Sand and dust storm,
Forest fires,
Industries
Name the following: The type of pollutants that are formed in the atmosphere by
chemical reaction between primary pollutants and atmospheric constituents.
Example: SO3, O3, hydrogen cyanide, peroxyacetyl nitrate, ketones, etc
Fill in the Blank: The types of Air Pollutants based on state of matter are Gaseous
and _________
Find Odd one out:
Burning of firewood,
cowdung cakes,
agricultural residue,
vehicles
Find Odd one out:
Carbon dioxide,
Smoke,
Radioactive compounds,
peroxyacetyl nitrate
Fill in the Blank: The harmful effect of air pollution on human health depends on
Concentration, Nature of air pollutants and period of ______
Find Odd one out:
Chronic pulmonary disease
Cardio vascular disease
Lung cancer
Irritation of eyes
Premature death
Fill in the Blank: The Short term effects of air pollution on human beings are Respiratory
infections like _______ and pneumonia
Fill in the Blank: The effect of air pollution on plants is yellowing or ______
of leaves.
________, the second layer of atmosphere reaches 48 km above the earth’s surface,
and at the very top it contains ozone layer.
(a) Exosphere
(b) Stratosphere
(c) Ionosphere
(d) Troposphere
Fill in the Blank: Atmospheric ozone is being destroyed mainly by chlorine atoms
of __________, which is used as coolant in refrigerators, freezers, air-conditioners
(before 1995).
Fill in the Blank: _____ effect is a phenomenon which causes Global Warming and
Climate Change.
Find Odd one out:
Carbon dioxide
Nitrogen
Methane
Nitrous oxide
CFC-12
True or False: CFC-12 can remain for 100 years in atmosphere
Fill in the Blank: Algae, bacteria, virus and parasites are ________ water pollutants
Fill in the Blank: Fine sand, clay, soil and precipitated salts, dissolved particles
like rock and other compounds, toxic metals like arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury,
silver, and some radioactive elements are ________ water pollutants
True or False: The water pollution causes diseases like cholera, typhiod, diarrhoea,
dysentery, hepatitis, polio and jaundice.
Name the following: The enrichment of water bodies by inorganic plant nutrients
like nitrate, phosphate occurring either naturally or due to human activity is ________
Fill in the Blank: Eutrophication causes excessive growth of ________ and algae
Industrial waste is one of the biggest contributors to ____ pollution
(a) Air
(b) Noise
(c) Radioactive
(d) Land
Celebration of festivals is one of the biggest contributors to ____ pollution
(a) Air
(b) Noise
(c) Radioactive
(d) Land
Name the following: Substances used to kill pests and weeds on farm. Also one of
the sources of soil pollution.
Find Odd one out:
Expired medicines,
Soiled dressing,
Fly ash,
Disposable syringes,
IV fluid bottles,
Gloves
Human and animal excreta contains ________
(a) Toxic Chemicals
(b) Cytotoxic drugs
(c) Pathogens
(d) Calcium
Radioactive material move from soil to crops to life stock and then to human bodies
through _______
(a) Nitrogen Cycle
(b) Carbon Cycle
(c) Food Chain
(d) Oxygen Cycle
Fill in the Blank: ______ is contamination of natural environment that can harmfully
affect the ecosystem.
02. pollutants
03. Contamination
04. Domestic sewage { Rest all are air pollutants }
05. Industries { Rest all are Natural Sources of air pollution }
06. Secondary
07. Particulate
08. vehicles { Rest all are rural sources of air pollution }
09. peroxyacetyl nitrate { Rest all are Primary pollutants }
10. Exposure
11. Irritation of eyes { Rest all are Long Term effects of Air Pollution }
12. bronchitis
13. Chlorosis
14. (b) Stratosphere
15. CFC’s (Chloroflurocarbons)
16. Green house
17. Nitrogen { Rest all are Greenhouse gases }
18. True
19. Biological
20. Inorganic
21. True
22. Eutrophication
23. phytoplankton
24. (d) Land
25. (b) Noise
26. Pesticides
27. Fly ash { Rest all are Biomedical wastes }
28. (c) Pathogens
29. (c) Food Chain
30. Pollution