Trash vortex chapters 1 and 2
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- Q1In the Trash Vortex Chapter 1, what is the main environmental issue discussed?Plastic pollutionAir pollutionWater contaminationDeforestation30s
- Q2What is the name of the area in the ocean where plastic debris accumulates?Coral ReefTsunami ZoneTrash VortexMangrove Forest30s
- Q3What are the two main garbage patches discussed in Trash Vortex Chapter 1?The Mediterranean Sea and The Indian OceanThe Arctic Circle and The Antarctic PeninsulaThe Amazon Rainforest and The Sahara DesertThe Great Pacific Garbage Patch and The North Atlantic Garbage Patch30s
- Q4What are some negative impacts of plastic pollution discussed in Chapter 1 of Trash Vortex?Harm to marine life and ecosystemsIncreased water purityDecreased air pollutionEnhanced biodiversity30s
- Q5What is the primary source of plastic pollution in the ocean?Fishing netsLand-based activitiesNatural disastersMarine dumping30s
- Q6What is the main type of plastic found in the ocean?MicroplasticsBiodegradable plasticsPolystyrenePolyethylene terephthalate30s
- Q7What is the term used to describe the rotating ocean currents that contribute to the formation of garbage patches, as mentioned in Trash Vortex ?tideswhirlpoolscurrentsgyres30s
- Q8What is the estimated size of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch?The size of a football fieldThe size of a small islandThe size of a city blockTwice the size of Texas30s
- Q9What is the primary purpose of using crude oil in the production of plastic?To enhance the color of plasticTo add flexibility to plastic productsTo reduce the environmental impact of plastic productionTo provide energy for plastic manufacturing30s
- Q10What is bakelite?A type of metalA natural fiberA type of woodAn early synthetic plastic30s
- Q11What is Plastic Man's primary superpower?TeleportationInvisibilityElasticity and shape-shiftingSuper strength30s
- Q12How did plastics contribute to environmental concerns?Plastics contribute to environmental concerns due to their non-biodegradable nature and the pollution caused by plastic waste.Plastics are naturally biodegradable.Plastics have no impact on the environment.Plastics are commonly recycled, minimizing environmental impact.30s
- Q13How did plastics shape a new lifestyle?Plastics had no significant impact on lifestyle.Plastics led to the decline of consumer convenience.Plastics revolutionized consumer packaging, leading to the convenience of disposable products and the rise of fast food culture.Plastics became popular due to their eco-friendliness.30s
- Q14What are some environmental concerns related to plastics?Plastics contribute to pollution, harm marine life, and take centuries to break down in the environment.Plastics are easily biodegradable and have no negative effects.Plastics have no impact on the environment.Plastics improve the overall ecosystem.30s
- Q15When was the Clean Water Act enacted?198519721965199530s