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    Question 1: Which of the following is not possible to happen to water in its different states?
    A. Vapor to condense into clouds
    B. Ice to sublimate into water vapor
    C. Snow to sublimate into water vapor
    D. All of these are possible
    Question 2: Which line contains only types of precipitation?
    A. Snow, vapor, fog drip, hail
    B. Rain, fog drip, runoff, sleet
    C. Graupel, sleet, snow, hail
    D. Snow, ice, hail, rain
    Question 3: On which of these factors does the total amount of water on Earth at a certain moment depend?
    A. None of these
    B. Time of the day
    C. Distance from the Sun
    D. Season
    Question 4: Ice caps and glaciers are the second largest water reservoirs on Earth after oceans. What percent of the planet’s water do they hold?
    A. 18 %
    B. 10 %
    C. 2 %
    D. 5 %
    Question 5: What would be the Earth like without evaporation?
    A. Cooler
    B. None of these
    C. Greener
    D. Warmer
    Question 6: How many people die of air pollution around the world each year?
    A. 500,000
    B. 50,000
    C. 1 million
    D. 3 million
    Question 7: This pollutant causes inflammation of the lungs, impaired breathing, coughing, chest pain, nausea, and throat irritation and permanent damage to lung tissue in long term exposure.
    A. Smog
    B. Greenhouse gas
    C. Carbon dioxide
    D. Ozone
    Question 8: This gas is produced mainly by automobiles. It hiders the bodys ability to carry oxygen in the blood, causing serious problems for people with cardiovascular diseases.
    A. Acid sulfates
    B. Carbon oxide
    C. Carbon monoxide
    D. Carbon dioxide
    Question 9: This type of pollutant causes acidification of rivers, lakes and also damages tree foliage and degrades soil quality.
    A. Acid rain
    B. The melting of the poles
    C. The Ozone hole
    D. Global warming
    Question 10: Pollution has damaged this great Chinese ancient attraction and it continues to disintegrate.
    A. The Terracotta Warriors
    B. The Forbidden City
    C. Tiananmen Square
    D. The Great Wall
    Question 11: Modern cars pollute much less than cars did in the 60s. Today, it takes this many modern cars to produce the same amount of air pollution as a car from the 60s.
    A. 20
    B. 5
    C. 10
    D. 35
    Question 12: When burning fuel for energy, small particles are thrown into the air that are visible in the form of smoke. It is called this type of pollution.
    A. Outdoor pollution
    B. Water pollution
    C. Indoor pollution
    D. Black carbon pollution
    Question 13: The average temperature around the world has climbed during the previous century due to global warming by this much.
    A. 3 degrees Fahrenheit
    B. 4 degrees Fahrenheit
    C. 1 degree Fahrenheit
    D. 2 degrees Fahrenheit
    Question 14: This defect of Earths atmosphere, caused by industrial pollution, lets more radiation reach the surface of our planet.
    A. The Greenhouse Hole
    B. The Smoke Hole
    C. The Ozone Hole
    D. Smog Tear
    Question 15: The distribution of this substance into water is often deadly for seabirds as it destroys the structure of its feathers. Thus cold water quickly reaches the skin and the bird often freezes to death.
    A. Carbon dioxide
    B. Carbon monoxide
    C. Oil
    D. Pesticides