Acid Rain Quiz
Understanding Acid Rain
Test your knowledge about acid rain with our engaging quiz! Learn about its causes, effects, and how it impacts the environment. Take the quiz to discover fascinating facts about this important environmental issue.
- 7 thought-provoking questions
- Multiple-choice and checkbox selections
- Perfect for students and anyone interested in environmental science
What is acid rain?
1. Acid rain is when rain or any other form of precipitation is more acidic than normal.
2. Acid falling from the sky
3. A sign, an omen, a...gliTCH
What causes acid rain?
1. Cars, power plants and burning fossil fuels
2. Aliens
3. Decaying vegetation and volcanoes
4. Both 1 and 3
Select all the things acid rain affects
Birds and forests
Normal rain
Infrastructure and humans
Fishs and lakes/rivers
Most of Europe
Victoria
Donald trump
All oF THEM
What normally is the pH level of acid rain?
1) 5.5
2) 5.6
3) 7
4) 8.1
Acid rain can kill fish
True
False
Where does acid rain often occur?
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Russia
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Did you learn anything from this quiz?
Yes ✔
No ❌
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