Physical and Human Geography Chap. 13 Section 1 Quiz

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What is the primary cause of air pollution in Mexico City?

  • Factories emitting high levels of pollution
  • Lack of government regulations on emissions
  • Topography of the city trapping exhaust from cars and factories (correct)
  • Intense sunlight leading to the formation of smog

What measure is Mexico City taking to reduce pollution levels?

  • Closing all factories during peak pollution days
  • Imposing fines on factories regardless of pollution levels
  • Encouraging citizens to burn less fossil fuels
  • Implementing a car-free day once a week (correct)

How does the topography of Mexico City contribute to its air pollution problem?

  • Its altitude increases the intensity of sunlight, causing pollution
  • Mexico City's hills block the dispersion of smog
  • The city is located near a volcano prone to eruptions
  • The bowl-shaped crater traps exhaust from cars and factories (correct)

What role does the government play in addressing air pollution in Mexico City?

<p>Working on improving energy sources and promoting low-emission vehicles (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why is it necessary for Mexico City to find ways to clean its air continuously?

<p>Due to an increase in the city's population (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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