Noise pollution and marine pollution

What is the definition Noise Pollution?

• Unwanted noise
• Excess noise produced by humans
• Unwanted noise that distrubs all life 

Which contributes to Noise Pollution the most?

• Television 
• Music from headphones
• Construction Crane
• Huge concernts/events

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Which answer is a MAJOR health effect caused by Noise Pollution?

• Hearing lose
• High levels of blood pressure
• Hypertension 
• Fatigue 

................should be created around hospitals

• schools

• silent zone

• ground

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The sound level which is comfortable for the human ear.

• 80-85 decibels

• 120-125 decibels

• 60-65 decibels

• 100-105 decibels

How long does it take plastic to decompose?

• 10,000

• 1000

• 5000

• 50,000

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Why Is The Ocean Important?

• Because it looks good

• Because it provides us with food,plants and oxygen

• Because it produce fresh water

• Because you can swim in it

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How does plastic trash cause marine life and sea birds to starve?

• They mistake plastic for food, which clogs their stomachs and doesn't leave any room for real food.

• Plastic takes up space in the water so marine animals have no place to live.

• The plastic in the ocean is so dense that the marine life cannot find food easily.

• Plastic doesn't cause marine life or sea bird to starve: they're smart enough to know the difference between plastic and food.

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Why do animals in the ocean and sea birds eat plastic in the first place?

• The plastic smells like their normal food source.

• The plastic looks like their normal food source.

• The plastic is easier to digest than their normal food source.

• The plastic has more nutritional value than their normal food source.

According to the article, humans are also ingesting plastic that has ended up in the ocean. How is this possible.

• The tiny plastic particles in the ocean end up coming through the faucets in our sinks once the salt water is converted to fresh water.

• The fish in the ocean eat the plastics and humans eat the fish, causing the toxic chemicals from the plastics to spread from the fish to humans.

• Humans are mistaking plastics in the ocean for food just as the marine life and sea birds are.

• All of the above.

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