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    This document contains 15 multiple choice questions testing environmental science knowledge. The questions cover topics like: the number of charges on an aluminum ion; greenhouse gases; the ratio of elements in a water molecule; the most abundant salt in seawater; factors that can increase atmospheric methane; the percentage of available fresh water; what water dissolves during thunderstorms; the process of vulcanization; the fourth step of water treatment; an intestinal disease caused by bacteria; the reaction that shows ozone decomposition; which statement about aerosols is false; the atmospheric layer where ozone is a pollutant; the property of water that allows it to be a universal solvent; and the type of water that does not form scum.

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    This document contains 15 multiple choice questions testing environmental science knowledge. The questions cover topics like: the number of charges on an aluminum ion; greenhouse gases; the ratio of elements in a water molecule; the most abundant salt in seawater; factors that can increase atmospheric methane; the percentage of available fresh water; what water dissolves during thunderstorms; the process of vulcanization; the fourth step of water treatment; an intestinal disease caused by bacteria; the reaction that shows ozone decomposition; which statement about aerosols is false; the atmospheric layer where ozone is a pollutant; the property of water that allows it to be a universal solvent; and the type of water that does not form scum.

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    A. 1 B. 2 C. 2.5 D. 3 E. 4: Q1. How Many Moles of Charge Does An Aluminum Ion Have?

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    This document contains 15 multiple choice questions testing environmental science knowledge. The questions cover topics like: the number of charges on an aluminum ion; greenhouse gases; the ratio of elements in a water molecule; the most abundant salt in seawater; factors that can increase atmospheric methane; the percentage of available fresh water; what water dissolves during thunderstorms; the process of vulcanization; the fourth step of water treatment; an intestinal disease caused by bacteria; the reaction that shows ozone decomposition; which statement about aerosols is false; the atmospheric layer where ozone is a pollutant; the property of water that allows it to be a universal solvent; and the type of water that does not form scum.

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    Q1. How many moles of charge does an aluminum ion have?

    A. 1
    B. 2
    C. 2.5
    D. 3
    E. 4

    Q2. Which of the following is a greenhouse gas?

    A. NO
    B. CO2
    C. H2O
    D. O3
    E. CFCs

    Q3. Ratio of hydrogen (H) and oxygen (O) in water molecule by volume is

    A. 2:1
    B. 1:2
    C. 3:1
    D. 4:1

    Q4. Which of following is most abundant salt in sea water?

    A. Magnesium chloride
    B. Calcium chloride
    C. Sodium chloride
    D. None of these
    Q5. Which of the following could increase concentrations of atmospheric
    methane?
    I. Melting of sea ice
    II. Replacing corn fields with rice paddies
    III. Volcanic eruption

    A. I only
    B. II only
    C. III only
    D. I and II only
    E. I, II, and III

    Q6. What percentage of fresh water is available to man?

    A. 20%
    B. 2%
    C. 0.20%
    D. None of these

    Q7. During thunderstorms, water dissolves

    A. Dust particles
    B. HCl
    C. Nitric acid
    D. Clouds

    Q8. The process of improving the quality of rubber by heating it with sulphur
    is called

    A. Vulcanization
    B. Acceleration
    C. Sulphonation
    D. Galvanization

    Q9. What is fourth step of raw water treatment?

    A. Sedimentation
    B. Coagulation
    C. Filtration
    D. Chlorination

    Q10. Which of following is an intestinal disease caused by bacteria such as


    E.coli?

    A. Cholera
    B. Dysentery
    C. Jaundice
    D. Hepatitis

    Q11. Which of the following reactions shows the decomposition of ozone?

    A. O2 + hv → O + O
    B. O + O2 + M → O3 + M
    C. O3 + hv → O2 + O
    D. O + N2 → O + N2
    E. O + O2 → O3

    Q12. Which of the following statements about aerosols is not true?

    A. Aerosols serve as condensation nuclei for clouds.


    B. Aerosols used in cloud-seeding lead to a greater number of smaller cloud
    droplets.
    C. Aerosols scatter and reflect solar radiation.
    D. Sea salt aerosols are released into the atmosphere when the bubbles on
    waves burst.
    E. Clouds formed over the ocean contain aerosols like magnesium and
    chlorine.

    Q13. In what atmospheric layer is ozone considered a pollutant?

    A. Troposphere
    B. Stratosphere
    C. Mesosphere
    D. Thermosphere
    E. Exosphere

    Q14. Property due to which water acts as a universal solvent is

    A. polarity
    B. it's ability to make hydrogen bond
    C. both A and B
    D. strong dipole dipole interaction

    Q15. Water that does not form scum is called


    A. Hard water
    B. Soft water
    C. Dirty water
    D. Clean water

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