Class 8 Science Chapter 18 Pollution Of Air And Water Quiz 7 (25 MCQs)

Quiz Instructions

Select an option to see the correct answer instantly.

1. Which of the following is NOT a coagulant used on water purification?
2. How can industrial effluent be treated to remove toxic substances?
3. How much amount of co2 is there in the atmosphere.
4. The pond contains clean water.Which of the activities will cause least water pollution
5. If we combine the two longest rivers in the world it will be equal to the registered vehicles in Delhi if they are lined up one after other. What is the name of the these rivers.
6. Small particles of solids and liquids suspended in air .....
7. WHICH DIESEASES IS CAUSED BY AIR POLLUTION
8. The most widely used solvent is
9. When untreated sewage and fertilisers wash into water, which process results?
10. Which gas is the major pollutant of air?
11. Water shortages can be created by
12. A large percentage of emissions resulting in air pollution today comes from .....
13. Global Warming is caused due to high concentration of Carbon Dioxide
14. The increase in concentration of which gas is not responsible for Global Warming?
15. When were the initiatives, Ganga Action Plan and National Mission For Clean Ganga launched respectively?
16. Scientists monitor ozone in the upper atmosphere and at ground level. Changing concentrations of each can cause health problems for people. Which set of changes would cause the MOST health concerns?
17. Why are scientists concerned with ozone depletion in the upper atmosphere?
18. Which of the following disease is not caused by drinking of river contaminated with untreated sewage
19. Water that is fit to drink is also referred to as
20. Contaminated water and polluted water are the same.
21. ..... % OF THE WORLD POPULATION IS WITHOUT SAFE DRINKING WATER.
22. What is the formula of ozone?
23. WHAT DOES SPM STAND FOR:-
24. Which of the following is not a source of air pollution?
25. ..... is created when chemicals in polluted air react with water vapor to form harmful compounds which can damage plants, waterways, metals and stone.