What’s the difference between smoke and smog in the atmosphere?
Nothing -- they’re both pollutants.
Smoke tends to stay closer to the source of the fire, but smog spreads farther in the atmosphere.
Smog tends to stay closer to the source of the pollution, but smoke spreads farther in the atmosphere.

	What is smog anyway?
Nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds trapped in the ozone.
The haze produced by sunsets.
Carbon dioxide and tiny dust particles trapped in the ozone.

	Can forest fires damage the atmosphere?
No -- they just do damage to the forest.
Yes -- the smoke pollutes the ozone.
Not sure.

	Do you live in smog?
Yes.
No.
Not sure.