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INDIA
TRUE or FALSE
1. The Indian Air Quality Index is categorized by its pollutants and it is color-coded by its severity of air
quality.
Answer: TRUE
Answer: FALSE
3. According to a research, it was observed that SO2 emission deposits causes great problem in major Indian
cities where its level exceeds compared to the standards.
Answer: FALSE
4. According to the lunisolar Hindu calendar, there are six ritus in a year.
Answer: TRUE
Answer: FALSE
MULTIPLE CHOICE
3. According to the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB), what pollutant is regarded as the general indicator
of pollution?
a. ozone
b. particulate matter
c. sulfur oxides
d. nitrogen oxides
4. What must be the height of the sampling station where the pollutant measuring devices are located?
a. 10 – 20 m
b. 3 – 10 m
c. 3 – 10 km
d. 1 – 2 km
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Group 2
SOUTH KOREA
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Group 3
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
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Group 4
NETHERLANDS
Multiple Choice :
2. What is the annual limit value for PM2.5 in EU Air Quality Standard in µg/m3?
A. 120
B. 50
C. 25
D. 40
3. What is the daily limit value for NO2 in EU Air Quality Standard in µg/m3?
A. 100
B. 200
C. 50
D. 201
True or False:
1. The Netherlands is the first-largest producer and exporter of natural gas in Europe. (False)
2. Netherlands has the biggest air purifier in the world. (True)
3. PM10 is the main PM size that is used to measure air quality in many countries. (False)
4. Air quality index of 300+ is a good air pollution level. (False)
5. Industrial plants are the main air polluters in Netherland. (True)
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Group 5
UNITED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND
I.MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the letter that corresponds to the correct answer.
1. Britain has never been reprimanded with regards to the status of their air quality due to it being
below the EU’s standard on pollutant’s emission levels. FALSE
2. The United Kingdom imports almost 60% of fuel for electricity from abroad. TRUE
3. Air pollution is a major contributor to ill health in the UK, shortening of the lives of around
40,000 people a year. TRUE
4. The main reason why UK’s NO2 concentrations have not decreased as expected is believed to be
the failure of Euro vehicle emission standards for gasoline vehicles to deliver the anticipated
reductions in real world driving conditions. FALSE
5. Fine particle air pollution is responsible for 29, 000 early deaths a year. TRUE
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Group 6
AUSTRALIA
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Group 7
PHILIPPINES
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Group 8
JAPAN
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Group 9
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
MUTIPLE CHOICE
1) Which region in UAE has the highest pollution record?
a. Abu Dhabi City b. Dubai c. Al Ayn d. Umm Al Qaywayn
2) Which region in UAE has the lowest pollution record?
a. Dubai b. Sweihan c. Al Ayn d. Qatar
3) Which of ff. sources of energy does not belong to UAE?
a. Nuclear Energy b. Coal Energy c. Wind Energy d. Solar Energy
4) Which of the ff. is not a method of measuring air pollution in UAE?
a. Private Institution b. Air Pollution Monitoring Stations
c. Air Pollution Monitoring Mobile d. Air Pollution Monitoring Drone
5) Which of ff. is a natural source of air pollution in UAE?
a. Volcanic Eruption b. Sand Storms c. Vehicles d. Factories
TRUE OR FALSE
1) According to UAE’s cabinet decree number 12 of 2006 only a specified fuel can be used.
TRUE
4) As on year 2011, UAE was at the 8th position of the top 10 countries with dirtiest air.
TRUE
5) The Climate of United Arab Emirates (UAE) features a desert climate with hot
summers and cool winters.
TRUE
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Group 10
AUSTRIA
TRUE or FALSE
1. Austria has three main geographical areas: the lowlands, the hill county, and the alpine region.
Answer: FALSE
Answer: TRUE
3. The Alps has three major ranges: Northern Calcareous Alps, the Central Calcareous Alps, and the Southern
Calcareous Alps.
Answer: FALSE
Answer: FALSE
5. Austria is a major hub for the renewable energy sector. In 2015, the government commissioned the
instalment of over 200 wind turbines near a major beach in Austria.
Answer: FALSE
MULTIPLE CHOICE
3. There are monitoring stations all over Austria to measure a certain pollutant. How many Nitrogen dioxide
(NO2) monitoring stations are there?
a. 65
b. 143
c. 107
d. 17
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Group 11
SINGAPORE
I. Multiple Choice
a.SO2
b. PM 2.5
c.NO2
d.PM10
2.What is PSI?
3. Singapore's territory consists of one main island along with ____ other islets.
a) 61
b) 62
c) 63
d) 64
4. Fine dust, smoke, or light vapor causing lack of transparency of the air
A. Haze
B. Particulate matter
C. Smog
D. Colloids
A. Vehicles
B. Appliances
C. Industries
1. Carbon dioxide is one of the six pollutant parameters determined in PSI. False
3. Bukom island in Singapore is home of Shell’s largest wholly - owned oil refinery. True
4. The haze in Singapore is caused by the smoke from the forest fire in Indonesia. True
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Group 12
THAILAND
I. TRUE or FALSE
3. Bangkok is the second most polluted province in Thailand after Saraburi. TRUE
4. Forest burning does not contribute to the air pollution in Thailand. FALSE
5. For quality assurance system, the monitoring stations and system performances are not audited by
the third party. FALSE
1. Thailand had several names over the centuries. For hundreds of years, it was known by the names of
its dominant cities EXCEPT
b. Sukhothai d. Thonburi
b. Bangkok d. Siam
4. What method is best used for measuring particulate matters in the air?
a. Non-dispersive Infrared c. Beta Attenuation
a. 76 c. 71
b. 68 d. 63
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Group 13
CHINA
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