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Quiz Name Here Click to start Question 1 Which gas is released when fossil fuels are burnt? Sulphur dioxideCarbon monoxide Nitrogen oxideCarbon dioxide.

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2 Quiz Name Here Click to start

3 Question 1 Which gas is released when fossil fuels are burnt? Sulphur dioxideCarbon monoxide Nitrogen oxideCarbon dioxide

4 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

5 Climate change Question 2 What word describes the removal of woodland to make space for agriculture? deforestationeutrophication monoculture

6 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

7 Question 3 Which is not a reason for population growth? Improved healthcare Access to clean water Better technology Lower child mortality

8 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

9 Question 4 Which of these is not a problem of deforestation? Soil erosionGlobal warming Habitat destruction Acid rain

10 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

11 Question 5 Which one of these does not cause water pollution? Carbon dioxideFertilisers PesticidesSewage

12 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

13 Question 6 3 of these have caused population growth. Which one has not? Development of towns and cities Intensive agriculture Better educationIndustrial development

14 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

15 Question 7 Intensive agriculture requires the addition of which three things… FertilisersWater HerbicidesPesticides

16 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

17 Question 8 The development of towns and cities has resulted in which three of the following… Increased sewage Reduction of wildlife habitats Increase of waste Climate change

18 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

19 Question 9 Industrial development has lead to an increase of three of these things… Sulphur dioxideNitrogen oxide Hydrogen oxideCarbon dioxide

20 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

21 Question 10 Self evaluation…How confident are you? I got all the answers correct I got most of the answers correct I don’t feel very confident I got some of the answers correct

22 Wrong Answer! Explanation or correct answer here

23 Congratulations! Congratulatory message!

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