10 questions · Form 1 Science Bab 7: Air
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1. What effect does haze have on the surrounding environment?
Answer: B
Haze consists of suspended fine particulate matter like soot and dust, severely reducing visibility and triggering asthma/respiratory issues.
2. Which biological activity consumes oxygen gas from the air?
Answer: B
Cellular respiration in living organisms consumes oxygen to break down glucose and release energy.
3. Which gas is released back into the atmosphere solely through the process of photosynthesis?
Answer: B
Photosynthesis by green plants is the primary biological process that produces and releases oxygen into the air.
4. Which percentage accurately represents the proportion of Oxygen gas in clean dry air?
Answer: B
Oxygen makes up approximately 21% of clean atmospheric air.
5. Which air pollutant is produced by incomplete combustion of carbon fuels in vehicle exhausts?
Answer: C
Incomplete combustion releases carbon monoxide (CO), a colorless, odorless, toxic gas.
6. Which gas present in air is essential for green plants to undergo photosynthesis?
Answer: C
Green plants absorb carbon dioxide from the air to synthesize glucose during photosynthesis.
7. What is the approximate percentage of Nitrogen present in clean atmospheric air?
Answer: B
Nitrogen forms the largest proportion of clean air at approximately 78% by volume.
8. How does a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher extinguish a flame?
Answer: B
Carbon dioxide gas is denser than air and non-combustible; it smothers the fire by preventing oxygen from reaching the fuel.
9. Why is carbon monoxide gas extremely dangerous to human health?
Answer: B
Carbon monoxide binds strongly with hemoglobin to form carboxyhemoglobin, preventing red blood cells from carrying oxygen.
10. Which three elements make up the Fire Triangle required for combustion?
Answer: B
Combustion requires three elements simultaneously: Fuel, Oxygen, and Heat.