Effects on People/Animals
Vocabulary
What Causes Smog?
Fun Facts
100

What were some of the health effects of the health on babies and young children during the fog?

Most children ended up having terrible asthma and lung disease.

100

SMOG

A type of smoke that can cause lung disease.

100

What is smog?    

Smog is a mixture of airborne pollutants that make a smoke-like mixture of death and lung disease.

100

What country is London located in?

London is located in England.

200

How many people were hospitalized?

150,000 people were hospitalized during the smog.

200

THIS IS NOT A VOCAB QUESTION! 

Who said that success is 1%  inspiration and 99% perspiration? 

(Hint: This is in Mrs. Katie's classroom)

Thomas Edison

200

What makes smog?

Smog is made from burning fossil fuels and airborne pollutants.

200

What continent is London, England located in?

London, England is located in Europe.

300

How many people died during the Great Smog Of London?

No-one has an exact count, but between 10,000 and 12,000 people died

300

TUBERCULOSIS

A type of cancer in the lung.

300

What was the main cause of the Smog?

The main cause was the coal fires the people had burning in their homes.

300

What was the only safe means of transportation available to Londoners?

The only safe means of transportation was the London Underground Train System.

400

How did the smog start lung disease?

The smog started lung disease when you breathed it in.

400

ENVIRONMENT

The surrounding objects in nature.

400

Who was responsible for the smog?

No one party was responsible, everyone was responsible. 

400

Does London still get the occasional fog?

Yes.

500

Why did people die during the smog?

Lung disease.

500

POLLUTION

Anything that can harm the environment

500

Why was the fog staying in London and not dispersing?

The cold smog was trapped in by a layer of warm air above the city

500

What is the third planet from the sun?

Earth