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Solutions for Chapter 16: Pollution

Below listed, you can find solutions for Chapter 16 of CISCE Lakhmir Singh for बायोलॉजी [इंग्रजी] इयत्ता १० आईसीएसई.


Intex QuesionsEXERCISE
Intex Quesions [Pages 292 - 307]

Lakhmir Singh solutions for बायोलॉजी [इंग्रजी] इयत्ता १० आईसीएसई 16 Pollution Intex Quesions [Pages 292 - 307]

TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING - 1

1.Page 292

True or False.

Wind decreases the amount of dust particles in the air.

2.Page 292

True or False.

Tall chimneys fitted with filters help to reduce air pollution.

3.Page 292

True or False.

Location of factories near residential areas reduces air pollution in cities.

4.Page 292

True or False.

SO2 is responsible for acid rain.

Fill in the Blanks

1.Page 292

Depletion of ______ layer allows ultraviolet rays to reach earth easily.

2.Page 292

______ is due to the greenhouse effect.

3.Page 292

Automobiles using diesel and petroleum are the major sources of ______ which gets added to the atmosphere.

4.Page 292

Suspended fine particles in the air are known as ______.

Multiple Choice Questions

1.Page 292

Ozone depletion is caused due to increase in the level of ______.

  • Water vapour

  • Oxygen

  • Chlorofluorocarbon

  • Carbon monoxide

2.Page 292

What type of chemical weathering is enhanced by acid rain?

  • Hydrolysis

  • Dissolution

  • Oxidation

  • None of these

TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING - 2 Multiple Choice Questions

1.Page 295

Water is safe for human consumption only when it is free of:

  • floating substances

  • unwanted smells

  • microorganisms

  • all of these

2.Page 295

Domestic waste causes water pollution by discharging:

  • wastewater through soil to underground

  • wastewater from toilets, bathrooms, kitchens, etc. into water sources such as river, etc.

  • organic substances and soap solutions

  • all of these

3.Page 296

Washing clothes near a water source is harmful because the dirt and soap released:

  • flow into the water

  • are absorbed by the soil to reach sub-soil water

  • is left behind to create slush

  • all of these

1.Page 296

True or False.

Eutrophication is caused due to too many fertilisers added to the soil during farming activities.

2.Page 296

True or False.

The main cause of water pollution is aerosol.

TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING - 3 Multiple Choice Questions

1.Page 298

This is the latest technology in reducing garbage that causes soil pollution

  • Composting

  • Burning

  • Incineration

  • None of these

2.Page 298

Harmful chemicals are left in the soil by:

  • domestic waste

  • defecation

  • Industrial and agricultural wastes

  • spitting

3.Page 298

______ of the soil pollutants are carcinogenic in nature.

  • 60%

  • 70%

  • 80%

  • 50%

Fill in the Blanks

1.Page 298

Fly ash, chemical residues, ______ and ______ causes soil pollution.

2.Page 298

______ is caused by salt accumulation in the soil.

THINK AND ANSWER

(i)Page 301

Find out about the following nuclear radiation disaster that shook the whole world.

Chernobyl, Ukraine (former Soviet Union), 26 April 1986.

(ii)Page 301

Find out about the following nuclear radiation disaster that shook the whole world.

Fukushima, Japan, March 2011

TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING - 4

1.Page 306

Choose the Correct Answer:

From the following, select which lead to noise pollution:

  1. Blowing horns on the roads.
  2. Loudspeakers playing wedding songs.
  3. Talking to a friend.
  4. Arrival of a train on the platform.
  5. A motor bike going at a fast speed.
  6. Playing soft music in a room.
  7. Bursting of firecrackers.
  8. Running a grinding machine.
  9. An aeroplane taking off at the airport.
  10. Laughing loudly.

Fill in the Blanks

1.Page 307

Plastic takes ______ years to decompose.

2.Page 307

The main of ______ campaign was to stop open defaecation in rural area.

3.Page 307

______ standards have been instituted by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).

4.Page 307

______ is a programme started to replenish the forests by growing more trees and plants.

1.Page 307

True or False.

Radiation is the discharge of heated effluents from industrial processes.

2.Page 307

True or False.

Thermal damages are of two types.

3.Page 307

True or False.

Kulhads or paper cups are biodegradable products.

4.Page 307

True or False.

Organic farming aims at practice of zero-waste procedure.

EXERCISE [Pages 308 - 313]

Lakhmir Singh solutions for बायोलॉजी [इंग्रजी] इयत्ता १० आईसीएसई 16 Pollution EXERCISE [Pages 308 - 313]

1.Page 308

True or False.

Rapid growth of algae on the surface of water is known as algal bloom.

2.Page 308

True or False.

SO2, CO2 and nitrogen oxides are polluting gases.

3.Page 308

True or False.

Infrared radiations are absorbed by oxygen.

4.Page 308

True or False.

Smog causes breathing difficulties.

5.Page 308

True or False.

Soil pollution leads to water pollution.

6.Page 308

True or False.

Corrosion of marble is known as marble cancer.

1.Page 308

Fill in the blanks with the help of words given in bracket after the sentence.

When air is contaminated by ______ substances which have a ______ effect on both the ______ and ______ it is referred to as______.

(air pollution, harmful, living, unwanted, non-living, pollutants)

2.Page 308

Fill in the blanks with the help of words given in bracket after the sentence.

Many ______ are responsible for causing ______ pollution. Petroleum ______ are a major source of ______ pollutants like ______ and ______.

(sulphur dioxide, refineries, industries, nitrogen dioxide, gaseous, liquid, people, air)

3.Page 309

Fill in the blanks with the help of words given in bracket after the sentence.

While ______ your teeth, leaving the ______ running may waste several ______ of water.

(tap, litres, brushing, washing, drops)

4.Page 309

Fill in the blanks with the help of words given in bracket after the sentence.

Water which is suitable for ______ is called ______ water.

(washing, bathing, drinking, potable, soft)

5.Page 309

Fill in the blanks with the help of words given in bracket after the sentence.

Water which looks clean still has disease carrying ______ and ______ impurities.

(insects, microorganisms, particles, dissolved, harmful)

1.Page 309

Match the Following:

Column I Column II
(i) Methane (a) Pollutants
(ii) Marble cancer (b) Weedicides and pesticides
(iii) Agents that pollute (c) Leads to degradation
(iv) Oxygen (d) Corrosion of marble
(v) Agricultural pollutants (e) Greenhouse gas
(vi) Water suitable for drinking (f) 21% in atmosphere
(vii) Pollution (g) Portable water
(viii) Smoke + fog (h) Caused by smog
(ix) Asthma (i) Absorbed by CO2
(x) Infrared radiation (j) Smog
1.Page 309

Give One Word Answer:

Term for enrichment of water bodies with nutrients coming from fields.

2.Page 309

Give One Word Answer:

Chemicals used in refrigerators and air conditioners and responsible for ozone hole.

3.Page 309

Give One Word Answer:

Mass cultivation of trees to increase forest area.

4.Page 309

Give One Word Answer:

Substances that easily decompose.

5.Page 309

Give One Word Answer:

Undesirable material in the environment.

Multiple Choice Questions

1.Page 309

Which of the following gas affects human health by reducing the blood's ability to carry oxygen to different parts of the body?

  • Carbon monoxide

  • Carbon dioxide

  • Sulphur dioxide

  • Nitrous dioxide

2.Page 309

The best way to dispose plant waste is ______.

  • Burning

  • Composting

  • Dumping in a hilly area

3.Page 309

Which of the following is not one of the major environment problems resulting from human interference in the nitrogen cycle?

  • Global warming due to release of nitrous oxide

  • Acid rain

  • Eutrophication

  • Ozone depletion

4.Page 309

Which of the following units is used to measure the intensity of noise?

  • Decibel

  • Joule

  • Hz

  • Watts/m

5.Page 309

The main source of water pollution is ______.

  • Sewage water

  • Industrial pollutants

  • Acid rain

  • None of these

6.Page 310

Which of the following ultimately causes oxygen depletion in water bodies?

  • Fish

  • Human beings

  • Microorganisms

  • None of these

7.Page 310

Depletion of ozone layer leads to ______.

  • earthquakes

  • damage due to UV radiations

  • chemical pollution

  • acid rain

8.Page 310

Excessive exposure of humans to UV-rays results in ______.

  • damage to immune system

  • peptic ulcers

  • skin cancer

  • both peptic ulcers and skin cancer

9.Page 310

Which of these is a greenhouse gas?

  • Hydrogen Sulphide

  • Methane

  • Ozone

  • Carbon monoxide

10.Page 310

The manufacturing of chlorofluorocarbon-free refrigerators helps prevent ozone depletion as:

  • This will help convert oxygen molecules into ozone.

  • This will help convert the CFCs into ozone molecules.

  • This will reduce the production of CFC from oxygen molecules.

  • This will reduce the release of CFCs that reacts with ozone molecules.

11.Page 310

An environment friendly practice is ______.

  • Using CFLs at homes and offices

  • Using car to go to nearby places

  • Using AC in every room

  • All of these

12.Page 310

Which one of the following is a Greenhouse gas?

  • Oxygen

  • Methane

  • Sulphur dioxide

  • Nitrogen

1.Page 310

Identify the ODD term in the set and name the CATEGORY to which the remaining three belong.

Syringes, Soiled dressings, Discarded needles, Household detergents.

2.Page 310

Identify the ODD term in the set and name the CATEGORY to which the remaining three belong.

Polythene bag, Crop residue, Animal waste, Decaying vegetables.

3.Page 310

Choose the ODD one out from the following terms given and name the CATEGORY to which the others belong:

Detergents, X-rays, sewage, oil spills

Descriptive Questions Short Answer Questions

1. (i)Page 310

Define the following term:

Pollution

1. (ii)Page 310

Define the following term: Pollutant

1. (iii)Page 310

Define the term:

Soil pollution

1. (iv)Page 310

Define the following term:

Biomagnification

2.Page 310

What are the types of pollution?

3.Page 310

List sources of noise pollution in your surroundings.

4.Page 310

Why was CNG introduced as a fuel for automobiles in a city like Delhi? Has it made any difference?

5.Page 310

Chemical fertilisers are useful to crops. In which way they cause environmental pollution?

6.Page 310

Name one effect on plants and one on human caused by excess SO2 in the air.

7.Page 310

Give two examples of natural sources of water pollution.

8.Page 310

Why are plastic bags a big environmental nuisance?

9.Page 310

Vermicomposting degrades organic waste into a useful substance. What is this substance used for?

10.Page 310

Mention the sources of sulphur compound pollutants? What are the harmful effects that passed on to environment by those pollutant materials?

11.Page 310

Which type of radiations are produced in a microwave oven?

12.Page 310

How are we affected by thermal pollution?

13. (i)Page 310

Give suitable biological reasons for the following statement:

Water pollution is a major cause of concern in our country.

13. (ii)Page 310

Give suitable biological reasons for the following statement : 
 Acid rain is harmful to the environment. 

1.Page 311

Differentiate between the Following:

Biological magnification and Eutrophication

2.Page 311

Distinguish between the following :
Biodegradable and Non-biodegradable Pollutants

3.Page 311

Differentiate between the Following:

Acid rain and Greenhouse gases

4.Page 311

Differentiate between the Following:

Sewage and Industrial waste

5.Page 311

Differentiate between the Following:

Sun radiation and Nuclear radiation

1. 1.Page 311

Explain four major air pollutants and their consequences.

1. 2.Page 311

Discuss the measure used for controlling air pollution.

2.Page 311

Write a short note on acid rain.

3. 1.Page 311

What do you mean by water pollution ?

3. 2.Page 311

Suggest various remedial and control measures to minimise water pollution.

4.Page 311

Briefly describe soil pollution, its causes and methods of control.

5.Page 311

Name and discuss their contribution to global warming. What can be the effects of global warming? What are the remedial measures?

6. 1.Page 311

What are the causes and effects of thermal pollution on the life of aquatic animals like fish?

6. 2.Page 311

What measures you would suggest to prevent thermal pollution?

7.Page 311

List the possible damages caused to humans by radiation pollution.

8.Page 311

We should plant trees and nurture the ones already present in the neighbourhood. Why?

9.Page 311

The quality of air at various locations is monitored regularly by government and other agencies. In what way can you use these data?

10. (i)Page 311

Discuss:

Euro Bharat vehicular standards

10. (ii)Page 311

Discuss:

Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

10. (iii)Page 311

Discuss:

Plastic pollution

Diagram Based Questions

1.Page 311

Complete the figure given below. Label the pictures and then fill the chart:

DO IT RIGHT Conduct a survey around your neighbourhood to find out the different types of pollutions you observe.

1. (i)Page 312

Stand at the gate of your school, close your eyes and listen to the various sounds produced in your environment. List down the pleasant and the unpleasant sounds. Suggest some ways to reduce sounds that you would call noise.

1. (ii)Page 312

Read the paragraph and answer the questions following it.

Water is essential for life. Without water there would be no life. We usually take water as granted for its purity, but we must ensure the quality of water. Pollution of water originates from human activities. Through different paths, pollution reaches to groundwater. Easily identified source or place of pollution is called as point source, e.g. municipal and industrial discharge pipes, where pollutants enter the water source. Non-point sources of pollution are those where a source of pollution cannot be easily identified, e.g. agricultural run-off, acid rain, etc.
  1. How do you classify the various sources of water pollution?
  2. What are the point sources of water pollution?
  3. Name any two non-point sources of water pollution?
2.Page 313

Do research on air pollution of four cities in India and four cities around the other continents. Tabulate your findings according to the highest percentage of air pollution. Make notes on India's progress to control of air pollution. Also find the technologies used by other countries to improve air quality.

3.Page 313

With the help of your teacher or any elder, write an article (of your air pollution research) to be published in a renowned newspaper or school magazine.

4.Page 313

Arunima Pal, a student of Class IX, wrote a poem for her school magazine to create an awareness amongst students.

Wrath of Pollution

Meadows of green,
Splashes of blue.
What was in store,
Nobody had any clue.

Dark clouds started looming,
And flowers stopped blooming.
Death stared us in the face,
But we could still save the human race.

Leaders started having talks,
And conducted nature walks.
The trees and rivers are receding,
Will we be succeeding???

  1. What sentiments of the child is reflected here? Do you also feel the same kind of emotions on this topic?
  2. Find the rhyme scheme of the poem.
  3. Analyse and write the meanings of these sentences:
    1. Leaders started having talks, And conducted nature walks.
    2. Death stared us in the face, But we could still save the human race.
  4. Express your feelings by writing a similar poem or an article and publish it in a renowned magazine.

Solutions for 16: Pollution

Intex QuesionsEXERCISE
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