GCSE Biology – Pollution
Learning Objectives
-I can explain the rise in pollution
-I can describe the range of different sources of pollution (in water, in air and in land)
-I can describe the effect that pollution has on plants and animals
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- Current
- Review
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1. Question
What do we call the quality of our health care and food?
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2. Question
How have standards of living changed over time in the UK?
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3. Question
What type of growth has human population followed?
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4. Question
Why has our population increased so much?
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5. Question
Why else has our population increased so much?
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6. Question
What does a higher population cause?
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7. Question
Why are more resources now being used on Earth?
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8. Question
Why does a high standard of living cause more resource use?
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9. Question
What does a higher standard of living cause?
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10. Question
What does the use of more resources cause?
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11. Question
Unless waste and chemical materials are properly handed, what happens?
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12. Question
What is pollution?
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13. Question
What does pollution do?
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14. Question
How can water pollution occur?
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15. Question
How do we prevent pollution by sewage?
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16. Question
What happens in eutrophication?
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17. Question
What does eutrophication cause?
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18. Question
What can air pollution cause?
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19. Question
What is acid rain?
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20. Question
What causes acid rain?
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21. Question
What does acid rain to do soil?
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22. Question
How can land pollution occur?
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23. Question
What does pollution do to biodiversity?
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24. Question
How does air pollution impact plants and animals?
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25. Question
What is an indicator species?