11th Class Chemistry Chapter 14 MCQ Test with Answer

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MCQ's Test For Chapter 14 "Atmosphere"

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Question # 1

How forests contribute to lowering the temperatue of earth.

Question # 2

Ground level ozone is mainly formed from.

Question # 3

An AQI value between 51 and 100 typically indicates which leel of air quality.

Question # 4

Which particulate matter size is considered the most harmful to human health.

Question # 5

The depletion of Ozone in stratosphere region is mainly due to the reactionof O3 with

Question # 6

Percentage of oxygen in atmosphere

Question # 7

Which of the following is an environmental effect of acid rain.

Question # 8

Exprosure to hgh levels of ground level ozone casues.

Question # 9

Which gas causes yellow color in photochemical smong.

Question # 10

Which of the followig has the highest globeal warming potential per molecule but is present in much smaller quantities.

Question # 11

Which range of AQI is considered hazardous.

Question # 12

Which of thefollowign would NOT improve a city's AQI in the short term.

Question # 13

Major human soruces of CO2 increase in atmosphere is

Question # 14

Acid rain is primarlly caused by the release of which of the following gases into the atmosphere.

Question # 15

Which gas is the most important long lived anthropognic greenhouse gas by concentration 

Question # 16

Which of the following causes ozone depletion 

Question # 17

Ash from volcanic eruption is 

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FSc Part 1 Chemistry (New Book) Chapter 14 Important MCQ's

Sr.# Question Answer
1 The good ozone that protects life form UV radiation is located in the.
A. Troposphere
B. Stratosphere
C. Hydrosphere
D. Mesosphere
2 Which particulate matter is considred to be most harmful particulate matter
A. PM 10
B. PM 2.5
C. PM 0.5
D. All are equally hazardous
3 The chemcial specie responsibel for ozone depletion by chlorofluorcarbons is.
A. Chloride free radical
B. CFCmolecule itself
C. UV rays
D. Organic compounds
4 Which of thefollowign would NOT improve a city's AQI in the short term.
A. Redcuig traffic emission 
B. Temporatily banning buringing of crop residues
C. Promoting public transport and carpooling
D. Increasing industrial emissions with no control devices
5 An AQI value between 51 and 100 typically indicates which leel of air quality.
A. Good
B. Unhealthy
C. Moderate
D. Fatal
6 How does acid rain damage stone monumets made of limestone.
A. Dissolivng calcium carbonate by acid reaction 
B. By coating  them with salty layers
C. Strengthenign the stone chemcially
D. Colling them down repidly
7 Which gas is the most important long lived anthropognic greenhouse gas by concentration 
A. Water vapour
B. Nitrogen
C. Oxygen
D. Carbon dioxide
8 Which particulate matter size is considered the most harmful to human health.
A. PM 2.5
B. PM 10.0
C. PM 5.0
D. PM 1.0
9 Major source of NOx in the atmosphere is.
A. Photosynthesis
B. High temperatur ecombustion in vehicles and power plants
C. Ocean evaporation 
D. Volcanic ash only
10 Wheather events occur in which layere of atmosphere.
A. Mesosphere
B. Theremosphere
C. Troposhphere
D. Stratosphere

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