Pollution of Air and Water Worksheet-3
(a) not destroying natural resources
(b) not lowering the quality of the environment
(c) changing natural resources from its original state
(d) preserving the condition of the nature that has been
(a) Discharge of untreated sewage
(b) Bathing
(c) Discharge of industrial waste
(d) Both Discharge of untreated sewage and Discharge of industrial waste
(a) Building up of pollution in the atmosphere
(b) Gradual warming of the Earth's atmosphere
(c) Hole in the ozone layer
(d) Increase in human population on Earth.
(a) W-Nitrogen, X-Rare gases, Y-Oxygen
(b) W-Carbon, X-Oxygen, Y-Rare gases
(c) W-Nitrogen, X-Oxygen, Y-Rare gases
(d) W-Rare gases, X-Hydrogen, Y-Oxygen
(a) Dust - reduces photosynthesis in green plants
(b) Carbon monoxide - reduces oxygen in the blood
(c) Chlorofluorocarbon - damages nerves and tissues
(d) Nicotine - hardens and narrows blood vessels
(a) Establishing forest reserves
(b) Using pesticides in farms
(c) Developing housing estates
(d) Quarrying for limestone
(a) emphysema (b) measles
(c) high blood pressure (d) cancer of the lungs
(a) Thinning of the ozone layer
(b) Increase in the number of diabetic patients
(c) Destruction of habitats
(d) Global warming
(a) three carbon atoms
(b) three oxygen atoms
(c) one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms
(d) one oxygen atom and two hydrogen atoms
(a) carbon dioxide (b) oxygen
(c) nitrogen dioxide (d) sulphur dioxide
Answer Key:
(1)-(a); (2)-(d); (3)-(b); (4)-(c); (5)-(c); (6)-(a); (7)-(b); (8)-(b); (9)-(b); (10)-(a)