Lesson 5.9.3.2
5.9.3.2 Properties and effects of atmospheric pollutants Quiz: AQA Combined Science, Unit 16
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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What is the primary health hazard of carbon monoxide gas?
- It is radioactive
- It is acidic
- It is flammable
- It is toxic
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Which physical property makes carbon monoxide particularly dangerous?
- Colourless and odourless
- Loud ticking sound
- Strong pungent smell
- Bright green colour
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Which atmospheric pollutants cause acid rain?
- Carbon monoxide
- Methane
- Sulfur dioxide
- Carbon dioxide
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What type of health issues are caused by sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides?
- Digestive failure
- Bone fractures
- Skin discoloration
- Respiratory problems
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What atmospheric phenomenon is directly caused by solid particulates?
- Global dimming
- Global warming
- Ozone depletion
- Acid rain
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Which effect is caused by oxides of nitrogen?
- Acid rain
- Radioactive fallout
- Tooth decay
- Global dimming
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Which gas is described as toxic in the spec?
- Carbon monoxide
- Oxygen
- Water vapour
- Nitrogen
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What main problem is caused by particulates in the atmosphere?
- Carbon monoxide poisoning
- Ozone depletion
- Global dimming
- Acid rain
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Which environmental problem is directly caused by sulfur dioxide emissions?
- Acid rain
- Global warming
- Global dimming
- Ozone depletion
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A gas leak goes unnoticed because nothing can be seen or smelt. Which pollutant fits best?
- Carbon monoxide
- Soot
- Sulfur dioxide
- Oxides of nitrogen
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What atmospheric pollutant is responsible for causing global dimming?
- Sulfur dioxide
- Carbon dioxide
- Particulates
- Carbon monoxide
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Which gases released by industrial burning cause acid rain in lakes?
- Methane gas
- Sulfur dioxide
- Carbon monoxide
- Carbon dioxide
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How can sulfur dioxide emissions from coal-fired power stations be reduced?
- Adding carbon
- Increasing temperature
- Increasing pressure
- Removing sulfur
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What property of carbon monoxide makes it particularly dangerous in homes?
- Colourless and odourless
- Bright green colour
- Highly visible smoke
- Strong pungent smell
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How do atmospheric pollutant gases form acid rain?
- Reflecting heat
- Absorbing sunlight
- Dissolving in water
- Freezing in clouds
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Which health problem is commonly linked to high levels of atmospheric particulates?
- Respiratory issues
- Bone fractures
- Skin rashes
- Eye cataracts
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Why do acid rain gases cause breathing difficulties in humans?
- They irritate airways
- They cool blood
- They block digestion
- They increase vision
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What primary hazard is associated with carbon monoxide gas?
- Acidic
- Flammable
- Toxic
- Radioactive
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What effect do increased atmospheric pollutant levels have on human health?
- Improves immunity
- Damages health
- Increases stamina
- No effect
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What causes engines to produce carbon monoxide instead of carbon dioxide?
- Excess oxygen
- Low fuel temperature
- Incomplete combustion
- High engine pressure
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