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Montreal Protocol MCQs on Pollution

This document contains 55 multiple choice questions about environmental pollution and related topics. The questions cover causes of pollution like urbanization and deforestation, different types of pollutants, sources of pollution, and effects of pollution. The document also contains questions about population growth, its causes and impacts, as well as global warming, greenhouse gases, and international agreements to address environmental issues.

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Montreal Protocol MCQs on Pollution

This document contains 55 multiple choice questions about environmental pollution and related topics. The questions cover causes of pollution like urbanization and deforestation, different types of pollutants, sources of pollution, and effects of pollution. The document also contains questions about population growth, its causes and impacts, as well as global warming, greenhouse gases, and international agreements to address environmental issues.

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MODULE - 03

01. Environmental pollution is due to


a) Rapid Urbanization b) Deforestation c) Afforestation d) a) & b)

02. Which of the following is air pollutant


a) CO b) O 2 c) N 2 d) All

03. Which of the following are natural sources of air pollution


a) Volcanic eruption b) Solar flare c) Earth quake d) All

04. Which of the following are biodegradable pollutants


a) Plastics b) Domestic sewage c) Detergent d) All

05. Mining practices lead to


a) Population growth b) Rapid urbanization
c) Loss of grazing and fertile land d) None of these

06. Which of the following is the source of fly ash


a) Vehicular exhaust b) Sewage c) Thermal power plant d) All

07. The liquid waste from baths and kitchens is called


a) Sullage b) Domestic sewage c) Storm waste d) Run off

08. Noise pollution can be minimized by


a) Urbanization b) Maintaining silence c) Reducing noise at source d) None

09. BOD Means


a) Biochemical oxygen demand b) Chemical oxygen demand
c) Biophysical oxygen demand d) All

10. Which of the following industry generates colored waste?


a) Software industry b) Textile industry c) Biomedical industry d) None

11. Physical pollution of water is due to


a) Dissolved oxygen b) Turbidity c) pH d) None of these

12. Which of the following source is surface water?


a) Springs b) Streams c) Deep wells d) All

13. Deforestation can


a) Increase the rain fall b) Increase soil fertility
c) Introduce silt in the rivers d) None of these

14. Which of the following is non-point source of water pollution?


a) Factories b) Sewage treatment plant
c) Urban and Sub-urban land d) All of the above

15. Sound beyond which of the following level can be regarded as a pollutant
a) 40dB b) 80dB c) 120dB d) 150dB

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16. Which of the following is a major source of thermal pollution of water bodies?
a) Sewage treatment plants b) Thermal power plants
c) Solid waste disposal d) All

17. Smog is
a) A natural phenomenon b) Combination of smoke and fog
c) Colorless d) All of the above

18. Air pollution from automobiles can be controlled by fitting


a) Electrostatic precipitator b) Wet scrubber c) Catalytic converter d) All of the above

19. Which of the following statements about carbon monoxide is true?


a) Forms complex with hemoglobin b) Forms complex with leg-hemoglobin
c) Form by the incomplete combustion of fossil fuels d) a) and c)

20. Which of the following is a point source of water pollution?


a) Factories b) Sewage treatment plants
c) Urban and Sub-Urban lands d) a) and b)

21. Definition of Noise is


a) Loud sound b) Unwanted sound
c) Constant sound d) Sound of high frequency

22. Noise pollution is controlled by


a) Reducing the noise at the source b) Preventing its transmission
c) Protecting the receiver d) All

23. Noise pollution limits at residential area


a) 45dB b) 80 dB c) 55 dB d) 90 dB

24. Noise pollution limits in industrial area


a) 45dB b) 80 dB c) 65 dB d) 90 dB

25. Which of the following are non-biodegradable?


a) Plastics b) Domestic sewage c) Detergent d) a) and c)

26. Which of the following is a secondary air pollutant?


a) Carbon monoxide b) Sulphur dioxide c) Ozone d) Carbon dioxide

27. Pesticide causes


a) Eye irritation b) Skin irritation c) Respiratory ailments d) All the above

28. Blarring sounds known to cause


a) Mental distress b) High cholesterol c) Neurological problems d) All of the above

29. Which of the following is major cause of soil pollution?


a) Accident involving vehicles that are transporting waste materials
b) Pesticides and chemical fertilizers
c) Improper solid waste disposal d) All of the above

30. “Minamata Disease” is caused due to


a) Lead b) Arsenic c) Mercury d) Cadmium

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31. Population explosion will cause
a) Biodiversity b) Stress on ecosystem c) More employment d) None of these

32. Which of the following is having high population density?


a) India b) China c) USA d) Western Europe

33. Which of the following is not the effect of urbanization?


a) Air pollution b) Thermal pollution c) Solid waste production d) Noise pollution

34. Which of the following is the facility that the urban people enjoy?
a) Better communication access b) Better quality of air
c) Large land at cheap rates d) None of these

35. Urbanization is
a) Local environmental issue b) National environmental issue
c) Both (a) and (b) d) Not at all an issue

36. Which of the following is the ill effect of urbanization?


a) Decrease in agricultural land b) Loss of greenery
c) Loss of water bodies d) All of the above

37. The major cause of global population growth in the 18 and 19 centuries was
a) Decreases in death rates b) Decrease in birth rates
c) Industrial revolution d) None of these

38. The world population in 2011 was around


a) 8 billion b) 6.9 billion
c) 4 billion d) 4.5 billion

39. The average life expectancy around the world is currently


a) Decreasing b) Increasing
c) Not changing d) Stabilizing

40. Which of the following is the problem not associated with population growth
a) Increase resource consumption b) Environmental pollution
c) Food and energy shortages d) None of these

41. The major objectives of family welfare programs in India is


a) Disease control b) Population growth rate control
c) Employment generation d) None of these

42. Population ageing is


a) The increase in the average age of the population
b) The result of decreased death and birth rates
c) The trend where more people live to reach old age while fewer children are born
d) All of the above

43. Which of the following is not population characteristic?


a) Doubling time b) Total fertility rate
c) Gross domestic product growth rate d) Infant mortality rate

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44. Demography is the study of
a) Animals behavior b) Population growth
c) River d) None of these

45. Which of the following is not a solution for global warming?


a) Reducing fossil fuel consumption b) Planting more trees
c) De-forestation d) None of the above

46. The meaning of global warming is


a) Increase in the temp. Of climate b) A planet hotter than earth
c) Solar radiation d) Cooling effect

47. Global warming may bring about the following change in the climate of the earth
a) Increase in the rain fall b) Desertification
c) Drought d) All of the above

48. Which greenhouse gas is known as colourless, non-flammable, sweetish odour & laughing
gas?
a) Methane b) CO 2 c) Nitrous Oxide d) Sulfur hexa fluoride

49. The first of the major environmental protection act to be promulgated in India was
a) Water act b) Air act c) Environmental act d) Noise pollution rules

50. Which of the following substantially reduces CO 2 emission from automobiles?


a) Bio fuels like Ethanol and bio diesel b) Fossil fuels like coal and lignite
c) Nuclear element like Uranium d) Voltaic cells

51. The international protocol to protect the Ozone layer is


a) Vienna protocol b) Kyoto protocol c) Cartagena protocol d) Montreal protocol

52. The protocol that reduces greenhouse gas emissions are


a) Kyoto protocol b) Cartagena protocol c) Montreal protocol d) Vienna protocol

53. Population explosion will cause


a) Socio economic problems b) Food scarcity c) Energy crisis d) All of these

54. Which of the following is not a greenhouse gas?


a) Hydro chlorofluorocarbons b) Methane c) CO 2 d) SO 2

55. Global Warming could affect


a) Climate b) Increase in Sea level c) Melting of glaciers d) All the above

56. Primary cause of acid rain around the world is due to


a) Carbon dioxide b) Sulphur dioxide c) Carbon Monoxide d) Ozone

57. Which of the following is not a solution for global warming?


a) Reducing fossil fuel consumption b) Planting more trees
c) Deforestation d) None of the above

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Air pollution from automobiles can be controlled by fitting vehicles with catalytic converters, which reduce harmful emissions by converting exhaust pollutants into less harmful substances. Additionally, the use of biofuels like ethanol and biodiesel can substantially reduce CO2 emissions .

Environmental pollution is primarily due to rapid urbanization and deforestation . Rapid urbanization contributes to pollution through increased industrial activity, vehicular emissions, and waste generation, whereas deforestation leads to higher carbon dioxide levels as fewer trees are present to absorb it and maintain atmospheric balance .

Global warming leads to changes in climate patterns by increasing global temperatures, which results in phenomena such as increased rainfall, desertification, and droughts . These changes alter ecosystems and weather patterns globally, impacting biodiversity and human societies reliant on stable climate conditions .

Urbanization leads to various environmental impacts including air pollution, thermal pollution, solid waste production, and noise pollution . Public wellbeing is affected as these factors can lead to health issues, reduced quality of life, and loss of natural green spaces, exacerbating stress on ecosystems and reducing urban living conditions .

Nitrous oxide is a greenhouse gas known for its colorless, non-flammable properties, and a sweetish odor, commonly referred to as laughing gas . It contributes to global warming and ozone layer depletion, even in small concentrations .

Effective noise pollution control measures include reducing noise at the source, preventing its transmission, and protecting the receiver by using noise barriers and soundproofing materials, which collectively minimize exposure and health risks associated with excessive noise . These strategies require combined implementation for optimal results .

Plastics and detergents differ in that plastics are non-biodegradable, persisting in environments for a long time and contributing to long-term pollution . Detergents, although partially biodegradable, can disrupt aquatic ecosystems by altering water chemistry. Their impact includes eutrophication and harming aquatic life .

Family welfare programs in India focus on controlling population growth rate by promoting contraceptive use, education on family planning, and healthcare accessibility, aiming to stabilize population growth and reduce pressure on resources . These programs are essential for ensuring sustainable development and improving quality of life .

Mining practices lead to the loss of grazing and fertile land by destroying natural habitats and topsoil, which can result in reduced agricultural productivity and ecological degradation .

The Kyoto Protocol is a crucial international agreement that aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by setting binding targets for countries to decrease their carbon footprints . It highlights the role of collaborative international effort in mitigating climate change by focusing on emissions reduction .

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