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1. What is air pollution?
2. Which is a major human source of air pollution?
3. Which activity can cause air pollution?
4. Which natural or human-related event caused widespread smoke and haze in the region in 2026?
5. What happened when smoke from Indonesian fires crossed national borders?
6. Which group may be especially affected by breathing problems linked to air pollution, according to Source 3?
7. How can fine particles in polluted air affect people?
8. Which is an environmental effect of air pollution?
9. Which action can help reduce pollution from vehicles?
10. According to Source 2, who needs to help reduce air pollution?
11. Which statement from Source 2 is a prediction?
12. Why is “cleaner air would improve people's health” a prediction?
13. Which word can indicate that a statement is predicting a possible outcome?
14. What is the main issue discussed in Source 2?
15. Which value is most clearly supported by the writer of Source 2?
16. What does the writer of Source 2 suggest about individuals?
17. Which action can an individual take to reduce air pollution?
18. What can governments do to help reduce air pollution?
19. What can businesses do to reduce air pollution?
20. Which is a possible benefit of reducing air pollution?
21. Why might reducing air pollution improve quality of life?
22. Which is a reasonable reason to consider human health the most significant benefit of reducing air pollution?
23. What was the main purpose of the research in Source 3?
24. How many residents did the researchers interview in Source 3?
25. Why did the researchers collect air-quality measurements as well as interviewing residents?
26. Which is a strength of the research in Source 3?
27. Which is a weakness of the research in Source 3?
28. Why might interviews produce inaccurate information?
29. Why could smoking make the research findings harder to interpret?
30. What is the difference between correlation and causation?
31. Which method would help test whether residents in more polluted areas have more breathing problems?
32. Which additional information would help researchers test the claim more fairly?
33. What is Abdu's main argument about the proposed power station?
34. What is Tadean's main argument in favour of the power station?
35. Why might Abdu's personal breathing problems not prove that the power station will cause more illness?
36. Why should readers consider Tadean's position as director of the proposed power station?
37. Which feature would make an argument about the power station more convincing?
38. Which proposed government action focuses on encouraging changes in people's behaviour?
39. What is one possible difficulty with increasing taxes on businesses that pollute?
40. When recommending an action to reduce air pollution, what should a strong answer do?
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