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Question 1

Ozone is important to humans because it ________.
◦ absorbs infrared radiation which is harmful to humans
◦ is a pollutant that is harmful to humans
◦ reflects solar rays that would cause global warming
◦ passes solar rays that would maintain our present climate range
◦ absorbs ultraviolet radiation with is harmful to humans

Question 2

The major risk to humans from the depletion of ozone is the increase in ________.
◦ chlorine in the atmosphere, which is poisonous to most humans
◦ deaths due to skin cancer
◦ cataracts and damage to the immune systems
◦ CO2 from plant production
◦ deaths due to lung cancer
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