CFCsResponsiblefor the holein the ozonelayerYOU!Who is anawesomestudent??ParticulatesSmall, visibleparticlesfrom firesand unpavedroadsNitrogenoxidesGroup of gaseswith red-browncolor fromfertilizer andcarsAirpollutionThe addition ofany substancethat has harmfulor toxic effectsto airOxygen21%of airNitrogen78%of airSulfurdioxideClear gaswith rottenegg smellfrom coalpower plantsOthergases1%of airPrimarypollutantPollutantreleaseddirectlyinto the airAcidprecipitationRain orsnow withlower thannormal pHVehiclesSourceof airpollutionGround-levelozoneSecondarypollutant intropospherecoming fromvehicleemissionsYES!Are yougoing toace thisquiz?CarbonmonoxideColorless,odorlessgas fromvehiclesPointsourcepollutionPollutionthat comesfrom onesourceNonpointsourcepollutionpollutionfrommanysourcesIndoorWorsetype of airpollutionFactoriesExampleof pointsourcepollution4.0pH ofacidrain"Good"ozoneProtects usfrom UV raysin thestratosphereLeadHeavy metalin leadedgasoline andsome paintSecondarypollutantFormsfromchemicalreactionsLungsBody partmostaffected byair pollutionCFCsResponsiblefor the holein the ozonelayerYOU!Who is anawesomestudent??ParticulatesSmall, visibleparticlesfrom firesand unpavedroadsNitrogenoxidesGroup of gaseswith red-browncolor fromfertilizer andcarsAirpollutionThe addition ofany substancethat has harmfulor toxic effectsto airOxygen21%of airNitrogen78%of airSulfurdioxideClear gaswith rottenegg smellfrom coalpower plantsOthergases1%of airPrimarypollutantPollutantreleaseddirectlyinto the airAcidprecipitationRain orsnow withlower thannormal pHVehiclesSourceof airpollutionGround-levelozoneSecondarypollutant intropospherecoming fromvehicleemissionsYES!Are yougoing toace thisquiz?CarbonmonoxideColorless,odorlessgas fromvehiclesPointsourcepollutionPollutionthat comesfrom onesourceNonpointsourcepollutionpollutionfrommanysourcesIndoorWorsetype of airpollutionFactoriesExampleof pointsourcepollution4.0pH ofacidrain"Good"ozoneProtects usfrom UV raysin thestratosphereLeadHeavy metalin leadedgasoline andsome paintSecondarypollutantFormsfromchemicalreactionsLungsBody partmostaffected byair pollution

Air Pollution - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Responsible for the hole in the ozone layer
    CFCs
  2. Who is an awesome student??
    YOU!
  3. Small, visible particles from fires and unpaved roads
    Particulates
  4. Group of gases with red-brown color from fertilizer and cars
    Nitrogen oxides
  5. The addition of any substance that has harmful or toxic effects to air
    Air pollution
  6. 21% of air
    Oxygen
  7. 78% of air
    Nitrogen
  8. Clear gas with rotten egg smell from coal power plants
    Sulfur dioxide
  9. 1% of air
    Other gases
  10. Pollutant released directly into the air
    Primary pollutant
  11. Rain or snow with lower than normal pH
    Acid precipitation
  12. Source of air pollution
    Vehicles
  13. Secondary pollutant in troposphere coming from vehicle emissions
    Ground-level ozone
  14. Are you going to ace this quiz?
    YES!
  15. Colorless, odorless gas from vehicles
    Carbon monoxide
  16. Pollution that comes from one source
    Point source pollution
  17. pollution from many sources
    Nonpoint source pollution
  18. Worse type of air pollution
    Indoor
  19. Example of point source pollution
    Factories
  20. pH of acid rain
    4.0
  21. Protects us from UV rays in the stratosphere
    "Good" ozone
  22. Heavy metal in leaded gasoline and some paint
    Lead
  23. Forms from chemical reactions
    Secondary pollutant
  24. Body part most affected by air pollution
    Lungs