In AQI basics, a higher AQI number usually means A Cleaner drinking water B Less traffic noise C More polluted
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Environment (Set-4)
A major contributor to roadside air pollution in busy cities is A River water vapour B Desert night winds C
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A long-term rise in sea level mainly threatens people living in A High mountain peaks B Low-lying coasts C Deep
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In air-quality terms, PM10 mainly includes particles that are A Up to 10µm B Only invisible gases C Only water
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In AQI terms, PM2.5 mainly refers to particles that are A Smaller than 2.5µm B Larger than 10µm C Only
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A hazard warning is issued, but people do not evacuate because they think “nothing happened last time”; the main failure
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A cyclone hits two coastal blocks with similar wind speed; Block X reports far fewer deaths because most families evacuated
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A strong earthquake occurs in an uninhabited desert and causes no disruption; this event is best called a A Disaster
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A hill village notices new cracks on a road-cut slope after days of rain; the most likely immediate danger is
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A coastal town faces cyclone hazard yearly, but disasters reduced after shelters and drills; this shows risk fell mainly due
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