A) ozone
B) nitrogen oxides
C) carbon monoxide
D) volatile organic compounds
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A) nuclear power plants in the region.
B) coal-burning power plants in the Midwest.
C) coal-burning power plants in northeastern Canada.
D) off-shore oil drilling rigs along the east coast of the United States.
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A) a temperature inversion.
B) stratospheric smog.
C) the greenhouse effect.
D) how high levels of ozone affect climate near the ground.
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A) decrease and more people use public transportation.
B) increase and fewer people use public transportation.
C) decrease and fewer people use public transportation.
D) increase and more people use public transportation.
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A) coal-fired electrical generating plants
B) agricultural fertilizers
C) incompletely combusted fossil fuels from vehicle exhaust
D) nuclear power plants
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A) VOCs are present.
B) PANs react with atmospheric nitrogen to form ozone.
C) VOCs release ozone when they are broken apart by solar energy.
D) more carbon dioxide is available to contribute additional oxygen for ozone formation.
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A) 4 ppm.
B) 4000 ppm.
C) 400 ppm.
D) 0.004 ppm.
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A) high levels of sunshine burn off a fog.
B) regions experience high winds and intense sunshine.
C) the air near the ground is cooler than the air directly above it.
D) the air near the ground is warmer than the air at higher altitudes.
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A) radon and carbon monoxide
B) soot,smoke,and salt aerosols
C) peroxyacetyl nitrate and sulfur dioxide
D) volatile organic compounds and peroxyacetyl nitrate
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A) digestive system.
B) cardiovascular system.
C) endocrine system.
D) immune system.
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A) downwind of a large urban center in the summer.
B) upwind of large polluting regions in the spring.
C) next to busy major highways in the winter
D) downwind from an ocean shoreline in the spring.
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A) dissolve in the nitrogen of the air.
B) combine with moisture in the troposphere.
C) bind to aerosols in the lithosphere.
D) reach into the stratosphere.
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A) acute exposure to a single pollutant.
B) acute exposure to many pollutants.
C) chronic exposure to a single pollutant.
D) chronic exposure to many pollutants.
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A) received more rain.
B) received less sunshine.
C) were at least 200 miles from an ocean.
D) used more coal to generate electricity.
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A) CO.
B) sulfur oxides.
C) VOCs.
D) nitrous oxide (Nâ‚‚O) .
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A) shortness of breath
B) fibrosis of the lungs
C) chronic bronchitis
D) suppressed immune functions
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A) a truck driver or pharmaceutical company worker
B) a cashier at a grocery store
C) an accountant working in a large office building
D) a psychology professor
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A) radon and carbon monoxide.
B) volatile organic compounds.
C) sulfuric acid and nitric acid.
D) carbon dioxide and water vapor.
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A) a chemical spill in the nearby Monongahela River.
B) greatly increased activity of the nearby industries.
C) a thermal inversion and stagnant weather conditions.
D) the failure of the chemical scrubbing systems on smokestacks.
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A) 30%
B) 20%
C) 10%
D) 2%
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