Pollution

Engineers have designed a hydrogen fuel cell car which is powered by the energy that is released when hydrogen and oxygen combine. To do this, the car's engine transforms chemical energy into mechanical energy. The only substance released from these cars is water vapor. A student claims that cars powered by this type of fuel have an advantage over cars powered by gasoline. Which statement supports the student's claim?

• Hydrogen fuel cell cars do not contribute to air pollution because their only exhaust is water.

• Hydrogen fuel cell cars do not require maintenance like gasoline powered cars do.

• Hydrogen fuel cell cars use non-renewable energy sources.

• Hydrogen fuel cell cars can be designed in a variety of shapes.

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-4

What gas in the air is causing global warming?

• carbon dioxide

• oxygen

• helium

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NGSS.HS-ESS2-4

NGSS.HS-ESS2-6

NGSS.HS-ESS3-5

Air pollution causes all of the following, except

• holes in the ozone layer

• increased particles in the air

• acid rain

• healthy air to breath

• smog

What is the main cause of air pollution?

• plowing fields and releasing dust

• using solar power

• burning fossil fuels

• using water power

Which type of pollution can lead to harmful "algal blooms"?

• heat pollution

• oil spills

• nutrient pollution

• bacteria

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Eutrophication

It is caused by any material or contaminants that harms the environment.

• Climate change

• Global warming

• Pollution

• All of them

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-4

NGSS.MS-LS2-5

Which type of pollution is shown in the image below?

• Air pollution

• Water pollution

• Acid precipitation

• Global warming

This picture shows people walking through a highly-polluted city in China. Based on what they are wearing, from what type of pollution are they protecting themselves?

• air pollution

• water pollution

• land pollution

• noise pollution

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EN.ESS3.1

Match the following

• Wastes that causes land degradation

• Land Pollution

• Excessive noise in an area

• Noise Pollution

• Toxic gases or chemicals in the air

• Air Pollution

• Large amounts of light in an area

• Water Pollution

• Harmful chemicals or substances in water

• Light Pollution

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NGSS.MS-ESS3-3

NGSS.MS-ESS3-4

Define point-source pollution.

• Contamination of the environment from multiple, unidentified sources

• Contamination of the environment from a single, identifiable source

• Contamination of the environment from a natural source

• Contamination of the environment from a non-existent source