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4.1. Classification of Pollutants
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What are the three main pathways of exposure to pollutants?
Hint
Use the acronym 'IIS'.
- 2.
Name one source of air pollution.
Hint
Think about transportation and industry.
- 3.
What is one way pollutants can enter the human body?
- Through skin contact
- By listening to music
- Through body language
Hint
Remember the acronym 'IIS' for pathways.
- 4.
True or False: Pollutants can only come from industrial activities.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about various sources of pollution.
- 5.
Explain how a specific chemical pollutant can travel from a car exhaust to the lungs of a person sitting in traffic.
Hint
Consider the role of air movement and breathing.
- 6.
Discuss the implications of sediment pollution in rivers and how it may eventually affect human health.
Hint
Think about the cycle of pollution in water bodies.
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