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Air 1 (Form 1, Biology)Versión en línea Test your knowledge about air basics and pollution. por YAKILI LMS 1 The term 'pollution' only refers to water pollution. Yes No 2 Reducing air pollution has no benefits for crops. Yes No 3 Air has infinite amount of oxygen free of pollutants. Yes No 4 Pollution has no effect on health. Yes No 5 Carbon monoxide is heavier than air and immediately sinks to the ground everywhere. Yes No 6 Polluted air cannot be transported by wind. Yes No 7 All air pollutants originate from factories. Yes No 8 Breathing polluted air cannot cause disease. Yes No 9 Rain can clean air, but it also increases pollution. Yes No 10 Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas. Yes No 11 Air pollution only happens in cities. Yes No 12 Pollutants only affect humans and not animals. Yes No 13 Pollutants can come from natural sources as well as human activities. Yes No 14 The presence of carbon dioxide makes air blue. Yes No 15 Air pressure determines color of the sky. Yes No 16 All pollutants are visible as clouds. Yes No 17 Plants do not need air to survive. Yes No 18 Oxygen is not needed by humans. Yes No 19 Air always feels the same at any height. Yes No 20 Sulphur dioxide has no effect on climate. Yes No 21 Air pollution never comes from burning coal. Yes No 22 Air is a pure substance, not a mixture. Yes No 23 Air can be seen with the naked eye. Yes No 24 Air is a mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide. Yes No 25 Pollutants never come from vehicles. Yes No 26 Water vapour is the only form of humidity in air. Yes No 27 The composition of air is the same everywhere on Earth. Yes No 28 The atmosphere is only in one layer. Yes No 29 Carbon dioxide is not produced by burning fossil fuels. Yes No 30 The air inside a house cannot be polluted. Yes No 31 Clean air is essential for healthy living. Yes No 32 Ozone in the air below ground level is helpful all the time. Yes No 33 Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be dangerous. Yes No 34 Air quality does not affect learning in school. Yes No 35 Sulphur dioxide can cause acid rain. Yes No 36 The Earth's atmosphere ends at sea level. Yes No 37 The major component of air is oxygen. Yes No 38 Air has no color in its pure, clean form. Yes No 39 Carbon monoxide can be detected by smell. Yes No 40 Sulphur dioxide is harmless to breathe. Yes No 41 Carbon dioxide is not produced by respiration in animals. Yes No 42 Nitrogen in air reacts with water to form acid rain directly. Yes No 43 The amount of nitrogen in the air changes drastically day to day. Yes No 44 The Earth's atmosphere is about 78% nitrogen. Yes No 45 Smog is just a fancy word for smoke and has no health impact. Yes No 46 The atmosphere blocks all sunlight completely. Yes No 47 Plants cannot use carbon dioxide for photosynthesis. Yes No 48 All pollutants are liquids at room temperature. Yes No 49 Air supports life by providing oxygen for respiration. Yes No 50 The air we breathe contains no nitrogen. Yes No

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The term 'pollution' only refers to water pollution.

Reducing air pollution has no benefits for crops.

Air has infinite amount of oxygen free of pollutants.

Pollution has no effect on health.

Carbon monoxide is heavier than air and immediately sinks to the ground everywhere.

Polluted air cannot be transported by wind.

All air pollutants originate from factories.

Breathing polluted air cannot cause disease.

Rain can clean air, but it also increases pollution.

Carbon dioxide is a greenhouse gas.

Air pollution only happens in cities.

Pollutants only affect humans and not animals.

Pollutants can come from natural sources as well as human activities.

The presence of carbon dioxide makes air blue.

Air pressure determines color of the sky.

All pollutants are visible as clouds.

Plants do not need air to survive.

Oxygen is not needed by humans.

Air always feels the same at any height.

Sulphur dioxide has no effect on climate.

Air pollution never comes from burning coal.

Air is a pure substance, not a mixture.

Air can be seen with the naked eye.

Air is a mixture of nitrogen, oxygen, argon, and carbon dioxide.

Pollutants never come from vehicles.

Water vapour is the only form of humidity in air.

The composition of air is the same everywhere on Earth.

The atmosphere is only in one layer.

Carbon dioxide is not produced by burning fossil fuels.

The air inside a house cannot be polluted.

Clean air is essential for healthy living.

Ozone in the air below ground level is helpful all the time.

Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be dangerous.

Air quality does not affect learning in school.

Sulphur dioxide can cause acid rain.

The Earth's atmosphere ends at sea level.

The major component of air is oxygen.

Air has no color in its pure, clean form.

Carbon monoxide can be detected by smell.

Sulphur dioxide is harmless to breathe.

Carbon dioxide is not produced by respiration in animals.

Nitrogen in air reacts with water to form acid rain directly.

The amount of nitrogen in the air changes drastically day to day.

The Earth's atmosphere is about 78% nitrogen.

Smog is just a fancy word for smoke and has no health impact.

The atmosphere blocks all sunlight completely.

Plants cannot use carbon dioxide for photosynthesis.

All pollutants are liquids at room temperature.

Air supports life by providing oxygen for respiration.

The air we breathe contains no nitrogen.