Question

acid deposition effects
due to wind patterns, where does acid deposition fall?
downwind of pollutants
in the same place as the pollutants

Explanation:

Wind carries pollutant emissions (like sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides that cause acid deposition) away from their source. As the wind moves, these pollutants travel and react in the atmosphere to form acid deposition, which then falls to the ground in areas that are downwind from the original pollutant release site.

Answer:

Downwind of pollutants