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Title: Acid Rain Clicker Quiz


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Acid Rain Clicker Quiz
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What is acid precipitation?
  1. Any precipitation with a pH of 5.6
  2. Precipitation with a pH of less that 5.6
  3. Precipitation that is not neutral
  4. Precipitation with a high pH

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Which is a direct effect of acid rain on
vegetation?
  • Acid leaches nutrients from the soil, making
    plants grow poorly
  • Acid damages the foliage of plants
  • Acid makes the plants grow faster

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What is an indirect affect of acid rain on
Aquatic Life?
  • Acid rain burns the fish
  • Acid rain leaches Aluminum from soil which
    affects fish reproduction.
  • Acid rain makes the pH of the lake lower.
  • Acid rain makes fields acidic

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Which animal is the most sensitive to acid rain?
  1. Trout
  2. Bass
  3. Perch
  4. Frogs
  5. Clams

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How does Acid rain affect buildings, structures
and monuments?
  • Acid rain does not affect buildings.
  • Acid rain dissolves marble and limestone building
    materials and causes corrosion of metals.
  • Acid rain leaches nutrients from the soil.
  • Acid rain affects peoples lungs.

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  • How does acid rain indirectly affect plants?
  • The acids burn the roots of plants
  • The acids lower the rate of germination of seeds
  • The acids leach nutrients from the soil
  • The acids make the soil acidic.

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  • What are the major sources of air pollutants
    that cause acid rain?
  • Burning coal in power plants and industry and
    transportation
  • Burning coal only
  • Driving cars and transportation only
  • Burning wood

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  • What are the primary pollutants that cause acid
    rain?
  • Sulfur dioxide only
  • Nitrogen oxides only
  • Carbon dioxide
  • Sulfur and nitrogen oxides

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Why is rain naturally slightly acidic?
  • Rain water is slightly acidic because sulfur
    dioxide in the air dissolves in rain water to
    form a weak acid.
  • Rain water is slightly acidic because carbon
    dioxide in the air dissolves in rain water to
    form a weak acid.
  • Rain water is slightly acidic because nitrogen
    dioxide in the air dissolves in rain water to
    form a weak acid.

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Which process produces the most sulfur dioxide in
the USA?
  1. Coal power plants
  2. Industry
  3. Transport

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Where is the acid deposition the most severe?
  1. North Eastern USA
  2. North Western USA
  3. Southern USA
  4. Northern USA

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What are the secondary pollutants in acid rain?
  • Nitrogen oxides react to form nitric and sulfuric
    acids.
  • Nitrogen oxides react to form nitric and nitrous
    acids. Sulfur oxides react to from sulfuric and
    sulfurous acids.
  • Sulfur oxides react to form nitric, nitrous,
    sulfuric and sulfurous acids.

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Evaluate the catalytic converter as a way to
lower acid rain.
  • The catalytic converter reduces sulfur dioxide
    emissions
  • Nitrogen oxide emissions are lowered, but not
    100
  • Carbon dioxide emissions are lowered.
  • It is an inexpensive solution

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Which are methods to reduce acid rain?
  1. Catalytic converters, liming lakes, and alkaline
    scrubbers
  2. Alkaline scrubbers, catalytic converters,
    removing sulfur from coal.
  3. Liming lakes, catalytic converters, and removing
    sulfur from coal

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Evaluate liming lakes as a way to mitigate the
effects of acid rain.
  1. The pH is restored, but some species do not
    return to the lake.
  2. The pH can be raised, but not high enough to make
    a difference
  3. The pH can be raised, but the process is
    expensive, and some species do not recover.

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What substances are converted by the catalytic
converter?
  1. Carbon dioxide, oxygen, and unburned hydrocarbons
    are converted into carbon monoxide and water.
  2. Carbon, unburned hydrocarbons, nitrogen oxides
    are converted into carbon dioxide, nitrogen and
    water.
  3. Carbon monoxide, unburned hydrocarbons, nitrogen
    oxides are converted into carbon dioxide,
    nitrogen and water.

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Which catalytic converter is most effective?
  • A B C

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Which power source produces the most air
pollution?
  1. Nuclear
  2. Hydroelectric
  3. Wind
  4. Solar
  5. Coal
  6. Natural gas
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