Q1: Where does "Sources iclude acid run, waste from factories, sewage treatment plants, and chemiacals in runoff water." go?
1. Acid Rain
2. Pollution
3. Overmining
The statement "Sources include acid rain, waste from factories, sewage treatment plants, and chemicals in runoff water" would most likely fall under the category of pollution.
The statement "Sources include acid rain, waste from factories, sewage treatment plants, and chemicals in runoff water" is related to pollution.
To determine where the statement "Sources include acid rain, waste from factories, sewage treatment plants, and chemicals in runoff water" goes, we need to analyze the given options.
1. Acid Rain: Acid rain is a type of precipitation that has high levels of acidity due to the presence of pollutants in the atmosphere. While the given statement mentions acid rain as one of the sources, it does not pertain solely to acid rain itself. So, option 1 is not the correct answer.
2. Pollution: Pollution refers to the introduction of harmful substances or contaminants into the environment. The given statement mentions various sources of pollution such as acid rain, waste from factories, sewage treatment plants, and chemicals in runoff water. Since these sources contribute to pollution, option 2 is the correct answer.
3. Overmining: Overmining, also known as overexploitation, occurs when natural resources are extracted or harvested at a rate that exceeds their capacity to regenerate. However, the given statement does not specifically mention overmining as a source of pollution. Therefore, option 3 is not the correct answer.
In conclusion, the statement "Sources include acid rain, waste from factories, sewage treatment plants, and chemicals in runoff water" belongs to the category of pollution (option 2).
Q2: Where does "Blasting & digging with heavy machinery damages the land around mines and destroys animals' habitats
1. Acid Rain
2. Overmining
The statement "Blasting & digging with heavy machinery damages the land around mines and destroys animals' habitats" is related to the negative impacts of mining. Therefore, it goes under the category of overmining (option 2).
What type of government does Canada have?(2 points)
True False
Constitutional Monarchy
True – Constitutional Monarchy
False – Constitutional Monarchy
Parliamentary Democracy
True – Parliamentary Democracy
False – Parliamentary Democracy
Traditional Command
True – Traditional Command
False – Traditional Command
Autocratic Dictatorship
True – Autocratic Dictatorship
False – Autocratic Dictatorship
True - Constitutional Monarchy
True - Parliamentary Democracy