Lesson 4.7.3.2
4.7.3.2 Waste management Quiz: AQA Combined Science, Unit 7
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What two trends drive increased resource use and waste production?
- migration and birth rate
- population and living standards
- photosynthesis and respiration
- temperature and rainfall
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What is caused if waste and chemical materials are not properly handled?
- more biodiversity
- higher air pressure
- more pollution
- increased respiration
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Which of these is a source of water pollution named in the specification?
- acidic gases
- smoke
- landfill
- sewage
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Which examples of air pollution are stated in the specification?
- smoke and acidic gases
- landfill and plastic
- toxic chemicals and oil
- sewage and fertiliser
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Which examples of land pollution are stated in the specification?
- landfill and toxic chemicals
- smoke and sewage
- smoke and acidic gases
- sewage and fertiliser
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What direct effect does pollution have on plants and animals?
- it speeds evolution
- it increases growth
- it kills them
- it improves habitats
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Which is an example of water pollution in the specification?
- landfill
- fertiliser
- smoke
- acidic gases
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Which land use type specifically contributes to land pollution and waste accumulation?
- landfill
- nature reserves
- crop farming
- peat bogs
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Fertiliser from a farm runs off into a river and fish die. What type of pollution is this?
- air pollution
- noise pollution
- water pollution
- land pollution only
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A factory releases acidic gases that damage trees. Which type of pollution is this?
- land pollution
- air pollution
- water pollution
- no pollution
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Toxic chemicals are buried in a landfill site. Which type of pollution is this?
- air pollution
- light pollution
- land pollution
- water pollution only
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In which three media can environmental pollution occur?
- rivers, lakes and oceans
- atmosphere, crust and mantle
- soil, rocks and ice
- water, air and land
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What is the primary effect of handling waste properly?
- stops population growth
- increases biodiversity
- creates more energy
- reduces pollution
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Which of these is a source of water pollution listed in the specification?
- smoke
- acidic gases
- sewage
- landfill
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Which factor combined with rapid population growth increases waste?
- rising living standards
- decreased energy use
- reduced deforestation
- falling temperature
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What ecological measure is reduced when pollution kills plants and animals?
- ambient temperature
- salinity levels
- biodiversity
- air pressure
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Air pollution links waste management content to which chemistry topic?
- periodic trends
- organic reactions
- atmospheric pollutants
- energy changes
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Which water pollutant is explicitly named alongside sewage and toxic chemicals?
- landfill
- fertiliser
- acidic gases
- smoke
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What is the consequence of rising living standards on resource consumption?
- fewer resources used
- resources regenerate faster
- resource use stops
- more resources used
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What effect do toxic chemicals in water have on ecosystems?
- reduces biodiversity
- increases biomass
- boosts plant growth
- enhances speciation
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