Pollution - ICSE STD 10 Biology Questions - Vidyadip

Question types

Pollution question types

108 questions across 7 question groups — pick any mix to generate a Biology paper with step-by-step answer keys.

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MCQ

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Sample Questions

Pollution questions

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Q 1MCQ1 Mark

Which of the following problems is not created by noise pollution?

✓
Diarrhea
B
Hypertension
C
Deafness
D
Irritation

Answer: A.

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Q 2MCQ1 Mark

Oil spills are a source of pollution for:

A
Water
B
Land and Water
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Land and Air
D
Air and Noise

Answer: C.

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Q 3MCQ1 Mark

Deforestation is one of the sources of pollution because:

A
It increases the oxygen levels produced
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It decreases the oxygen levels produced
C
It causes fertilizers to wash away in the water
D
None of the above

Answer: B.

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Q 4MCQ1 Mark

Which is the poisonous gas contained in the exhaust of a petrol driven vehicle?

✓
Ammonia
B
Carbon$-$monoxide
C
Chlorine
D
Carbon$-$dioxide

Answer: A.

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Q 5MCQ1 Mark

$71\%$ of earth surface is covered with:

A
Land
B
Air
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Water
D
Coal

Answer: C.

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Q 6Fill in the blanks.1 Mark

Sewage is the source of ______ pollution

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Q 7Fill in the blanks.1 Mark

The release of hot water into rivers causes ______.

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Q 8Fill in the blanks.1 Mark

Rain that is more acidic than normal is called ______.

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Q 9Fill in the blanks.1 Mark

Chemicals intended to kill insects and other organisms that damage crops called ______.

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The ______ is the layer of the atmosphere that contains the protective ozone layer

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Q 11[1 Mark Question Answer]1 Mark

Describe some ways that industry and agriculture can help lessens pollution?

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Q 12[1 Mark Question Answer]1 Mark

How could warm water act as a pollutant?

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Q 13[1 Mark Question Answer]1 Mark

What are some types of pollutants found in water?

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Q 14[1 Mark Question Answer]1 Mark

List the cause of water pollution.

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Q 15[1 Mark Question Answer]1 Mark

What is water pollution?

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Q 16[2 Mark Question Answer]2 Marks

What is greenhouse effect and how is it caused?

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Q 17[2 Mark Question Answer]2 Marks

What are CFCs?

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Q 18[2 Mark Question Answer]2 Marks

What are the effects of acid rain?

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Q 19[2 Mark Question Answer]2 Marks

What is the effect of radiation on health?

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Q 20[2 Mark Question Answer]2 Marks

What is radioactivity?

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Q 21[3 marks Question Answer]3 Marks

Describe the impact of air pollution?

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Q 22[3 marks Question Answer]3 Marks

How can we control air pollution?

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Q 23[3 marks Question Answer]3 Marks

What is the effects of global warming?

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Q 24[3 marks Question Answer]3 Marks

What is the difference between stratospheric and ground level ozone?

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Q 25[3 marks Question Answer]3 Marks

Why is pollution prevention important?

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Q 26[5 Mark Question Answer]5 Marks

Is ozone depletion related to global warming?

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Q 27[5 Mark Question Answer]5 Marks

Discuss in detail the process of ozone depletion.

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Q 28[5 Mark Question Answer]5 Marks

What causes acidic deposition?

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Q 29[5 Mark Question Answer]5 Marks

Discuss the health hazards associated with the pollution.

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Q 30[5 Mark Question Answer]5 Marks

Column 1		Column 2
1	SPM	a	Release of methane
2	Ozone hole	b	Add to greenhouse effect
3	Melting of polar ice	c	Affects oxygen transport by blood
4	Acid rain	d	Rise in sea level
5	Green house effect	e	Bronchitis & inflammation of the lungs
6	Melting of permafrost	f	Erosion of buildings
7	Carbon monoxide	g	Chlorofluorocarbons

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Q 31TRUE / FALSE1 Mark

Acid precipitation is created by reactions in the atmosphere, and can fall many miles from where pollution originated.

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Q 32TRUE / FALSE1 Mark

When air is polluted, you can always see and smell it.

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Q 33TRUE / FALSE1 Mark

Benzene, chloroform, and vinyl chloride are so-called inorganic pollutants.

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Q 34TRUE / FALSE1 Mark

Indoor pollution is 10 times more toxic than outdoor pollution.

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Q 35TRUE / FALSE1 Mark

Ozone in the Troposphere is a harmful pollutant.

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