The document contains a test with 45 multiple choice questions about various topics relating to environmental pollution. The questions cover different types of pollution including air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, noise pollution, and nuclear pollution. They address the causes and effects of different pollutants as well as methods for pollution control and waste management.
Al-Ameri, T. K., Et Al., 2016, Assessments of Oil Characterization, Source Affinities, and Hydrocarbon Dynamic of East Baghdad Oil Fields, Central Iraq
The document contains a test with 45 multiple choice questions about various topics relating to environmental pollution. The questions cover different types of pollution including air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, noise pollution, and nuclear pollution. They address the causes and effects of different pollutants as well as methods for pollution control and waste management.
The document contains a test with 45 multiple choice questions about various topics relating to environmental pollution. The questions cover different types of pollution including air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, noise pollution, and nuclear pollution. They address the causes and effects of different pollutants as well as methods for pollution control and waste management.
The document contains a test with 45 multiple choice questions about various topics relating to environmental pollution. The questions cover different types of pollution including air pollution, water pollution, soil pollution, noise pollution, and nuclear pollution. They address the causes and effects of different pollutants as well as methods for pollution control and waste management.
1. The atmosphere of big cities is polluted most by________
A) Household waste B) Radioactive fall out C) Automobile exhausts D) Pesticides ANSWER: C 2. Dysentery spread due to ___ A) Food adulteration B) Humid weather C) Water pollution D) Air pollution ANSWER: C 3. Maximum deposition of DDT will occur in ____ A. Phytoplankton B. Crab C. Eel D. Sea Gull ANSWER: D 4. Biochemical oxygen demand measures __________ A. Industrial pollution B. Polluting capacity of effluents C. Air pollution D. Dissolved O2 needed by microbes to decompose organic waste ANSWER: D 5. Diseases caused by eating fish inhabiting mercury contaminated water is ________ A. Bright’s disease B. Minimata disease C. Hashimoto disease D. Osteosclerosis ANSWER: B 6. Taj Mahalat at Agra may be damaged by _________ A. Sulphur dioxide B. Chlorine C. Hydrogen D. Oxygen ANSWER: A 7. Increasing skin cancer and high mutation rate are the result of _________ A. Ozone depletion B. Acid rain C. CO2 pollution D. CO pollution ANSWER: A 8. Fluoride pollution mainly affects ________. A. Kidney B. Brain C. Heart D. Teeth ANSWER: D 9. Acid rain is caused by increase in the atmospheric concentration of _________ A. Ozone and dust B. SO2 and NO2 C. SO3 and CO D. CO2 and CO ANSWER: B 10. The process increase in the concentration of a pollutant with increasing trophic level in a food chain is known as ____________ A. Eutrophication B. salination C. Biomagnification D. Deposition ANSWER: C 11. Out of the following __________ is not a secondary pollutant. A. PAN B. Photochemical smo C. Particulate Matter D. Aerosols ANSWER: C 12. Cardio respiratory failure may cause due to ___________ primary pollutant. A. Smog B. Carbon monoxide C. Nitrogen dioxides D. Sulfur dioxides ANSWER: B 13. ________________ pollutant present in car exhaust and power plants A. Smog B. Carbon monoxide C. Nitrogen dioxides D. Sulfur dioxides ANSWER: C 14. The major anthropogenic sources of ___________ include solvent use, dry cleaning, production of alcoholic drinks and oil production etc. A. VOC's B. Ozone C. PM D. Aerosols ANSWER: A 15. What is the chemical name of Mist? A. SO3 B. NO3 C. H2SO4 D. HNO3 ANSWER: C 16. __________ is a condition where high amount of nitrogen present in some pollutants gets developed on sea’s surface and turns itself into algae. A. Eutrophication B. salination C. Biomagnification D. Deposition ANSWER: A 17. Cars should be equipped with _____________, which oxidizes CO to CO2. A. catalytic reactor tubes B. condenser C. exhaust fans D. Air conditioners ANSWER: A 18. All pollutants are degradable. A. True B. False ANSWER: B B. Smog causes cracking of rubber. A. True B. False ANSWER: A 19. PAN is a primary pollutant. A) True B) False ANSWER: B 20. Underground water is non-polluted and safe. A) True B) False ANSWER: B 21. Lichens can serve as indicators to detect pollution of air by SO2. A) True B) False ANSWER: A 22. Leaking underground storage tanks that contain chemicals or fuels such as gasoline is the Non point source of water pollution. A) True B) False ANSWER: B 23. The accute effect due to noise pollution leads to Distress & Emotional Disturbance. A) True B) False ANSWER: B 24. Rubbish is nothing but the non-degradable or slowly degradable sold waste. A) True B) False ANSWER: A 25. Which of the following on inhalation dissolves in the blood haemoglobin more rapidly than oxygen ? A. Sulphur dioxide B. Ozone C. Carbon monoxide D. Nitrous oxide ANSWER: C 26. Out of following is not a type of water pollution. A. Nutrient pollution B. VOC pollution C. Microbiological pollution D. Oil Spillage pollution ANSWER: B 27. No. Of sound waves passing through a fixed point in One Second is called ______ of the Wave. A. Frequency B. Amplitude C. Wavelength D. Time period ANSWER: A 28. The noise/sound above _______gives discomfort to the Human. A. 65 dBA B. 110 dBA C. 135 dBA D. 150 dBA ANSWER: B 29. In Nuclear____________, the heavy nucleus splits into two nuclei and it releases a huge energy. A. Fusion B. Fission ANSWER: B 30. ___________carries one unit of negative charge and interacts strongly with matter. A. Alpha radiation B. Cosmic radiation C. Gamma radiation D. Beta radiation ANSWER: D 31. More serious side effects due to _____________may include some nerve damage and either the death or hardening (called fibrosis) of healthy tissue. A. Air pollution B. Nuclear pollution C. Water pollution D. Soil Pollution ANSWER: B 32. Water logging may occur due to which cause of soil pollution? A. shifting cultivation B. Agricultural activities C. Overcrowded landfills D. Unskilled irrigation ANSWER: D 33. Out of the following which one is not a type of Solid waste? A. Municipal solid waste B. Biomedical solid waste C. Chemical solid waste D. Hazardous solid waste ANSWER: C 34. Attack of asthma in certain persons may be due to __________ A. Eating of same seasonal vegetation B. Inhalation of some air borne pollen C. Exposure to cold temperature D. Low concentration of CO2 due to increased rate of photosynthesis ANSWER: B 35. Out of the following ___________ is recyclable. A. Aluminium lined dishware B. takeaway food parcels C. PPE kits D. small shampoo sachets ANSWER: C 36. _________is a principle where the polluting party pays for the impact caused to the environment. A. 3R Principle B. Polluter pays principle C. Eco friendly principle ANSWER: B 37. Out of follwing methods ________is not a sanitary landfill method. A. Trench method B. Bangalore method C. Ramp method D. Area method ANSWER: B 38. In ______________ method of disposal of solid waste, one layer is refuse and one layer is night soil is used. A. Area method B. Ramp method C. Bangalore method D. Trench method ANSWER: C 39. ____________ is a philosophy that encourages the redesign of resource life cycle so that all products are reused. A. RFID B. Zero waste C. 3R' s Hierarchy D. Polluter pay principle ANSWER: B 40. Gas leaked in Bhopal tragedy was ____ A. Potassium isothiocynate B. Sodium isothiocynate C. Ethyl isocyanate D. Methyl isocyanate ANSWER: D 41. Ozone layer of upper atmosphere is being destroyed by ______-- A. Sulphur dioxide B. Photochemical oxidants C. Chlorofluorocarbon D. Smog ANSWER: C 42. Ozone depletion in the stratosphere will cause _____ A. Increased incidence of skin cancer B. Forest fires C. Global warming D. None of these 43. ANSWER: A 44. The ultraviolet radiations in the stratosphere are absorbed by _____ A. Ozone B. Oxygen C. Sulphur dioxide D. Argon ANSWER: A 45. Nitrogen oxide and hydrocarbons released by automobiles interact to form A. Carbon monoxide B. Sulphur dioxide C. PAN D. Aerosols ANSWER: C
Al-Ameri, T. K., Et Al., 2016, Assessments of Oil Characterization, Source Affinities, and Hydrocarbon Dynamic of East Baghdad Oil Fields, Central Iraq