Lesson 4.7.3.2
4.7.3.2 Waste management Quiz: AQA Biology, Unit 7
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which two human factors cause increased resource use and waste production?
- Population and living standard
- Photosynthesis and respiration
- Latitude and altitude
- Rainfall and temperature
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Which three areas can be polluted by human waste and chemicals?
- Rivers, lakes, oceans
- Space, atmosphere, crust
- Clouds, rain, snow
- Water, air, land
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Which is a source of water pollution listed in the spec?
- Acidic gases
- Smoke
- Landfill
- Sewage
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Which of the following is a main source of air pollution?
- Acidic gases
- Sewage
- Landfill
- Fertilisers
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How does pollution generally affect biodiversity in an ecosystem?
- Increases it
- Has no effect
- Stabilises it
- Reduces it
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Which waste disposal method is named as causing land pollution?
- Sewage treatment
- Composting
- Biogas generation
- Landfill
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What happens to human resource use as the global population grows?
- It stops completely
- It stays constant
- It decreases
- It increases
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How must waste and toxic chemicals be managed to prevent pollution?
- Buried untreated
- Burned openly
- Handled properly
- Dumped in rivers
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Which type of pollution is caused by fertiliser washed into rivers?
- Air pollution
- Noise pollution
- Water pollution
- Land pollution
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What main type of pollution is caused by household waste in landfills?
- Thermal pollution
- Air pollution
- Water pollution
- Land pollution
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Which pollutant released from burning fuels causes atmospheric air pollution?
- Fertilisers
- Acidic gases
- Sewage
- Toxic chemicals
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Which type of waste is a common cause of water pollution?
- Smog
- Landfill
- Acidic gases
- Sewage
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Which practice directly reduces the volume of waste sent to landfill?
- Discharging sewage
- Recycling materials
- Using fertilisers
- Burning fuels
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What type of pollution is caused by discarding toxic chemicals into soil?
- Land pollution
- Noise pollution
- Air pollution
- Water pollution
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Which measure helps prevent toxic chemicals from leaking into soil?
- River dumping
- Open burning
- Proper waste handling
- Unlined landfilling
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What increases alongside population growth, raising the risk of pollution?
- Biodiversity levels
- Oxygen levels
- Soil fertility
- Resource consumption
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Toxic chemicals leaking from landfill into groundwater cause which two pollution types?
- Light and water
- Air and sound
- Air and land
- Land and water
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Through which media can pollutants easily spread to affect multiple habitats?
- Sand and silt
- Air and water
- Soil and rock
- Glass and metal
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A town produces 2000 tonnes of waste a year, and 25% is recycled. How many tonnes are not recycled?
- 500 tonnes
- 1000 tonnes
- 1500 tonnes
- 2000 tonnes
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Besides recycling, what action is necessary to prevent widespread chemical pollution?
- Higher consumption
- Increased landfill
- Proper waste handling
- Open dumping
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