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BIOLOGY-Human Impact on the Environment
BIOLOGY-Human Impact on the Environment
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ALL of the following are alternative energy sources that could be used in South Dakota EXCEPT
Tidal
Ethanol
Solar
Wind
2
Using natural resources & providing for human needs without destroying the environment
Biodiversity hotspots
Sustainable development
Tragedy of the commons
3
Depletion of the Earth's protective ozone layer is caused by
greenhouse effect
CO2
acid rain
CFC gases
4
The Montreal Protocol was intended to help stop
global climate change
acid rain
dead zones
ozone depletion
5
All the the following are "greenhouse gases" EXCEPT
O2
methane
water vapor
CO2
6
Ozone is made up of 3 _________ atoms.
Nitrogen
CFC
oxygen
CO2
7
A new coal-burning power plant would have the greatest impact on which environmental issue?
dead zones
release of radiation
global climate change
ozone depletion
8
ALL of these farming practices decrease fertilizer runoff EXCEPT
crop rotation
using GPS/atellites
monoculture
contour plowing
9
Water that is stored underground in the cracks and crevices between rocks =
silent spring
biological hotspots
aquifer
hidden water
10
The Kyoto Protocol was intended to help stop
dead zones
import of endangered species
ozone depletion
climate change
11
Increasing concentration of a pollutant in higher trophic levels of a food chain =
biological magnification
invasive species
biological pollution
dead zones
12
All of the following are consequences of increased CO
2
in the atmosphere EXCEPT
acidification of oceans
dead zones
sea level rise
melting ice caps
13
All of these would DECREASE your carbon footprint EXCEPT
bike instead of drive
recycle plastic & aluminum
take showers instead of baths
eat more meat
14
Contour plowing can prevent
invasive species
soil erosion
climate change
biological pest control
15
Nuclear power plant accident that released radioactivity into the environment in 2011.
CITES
Fukushima
Deep Water Horizon
Kyoto
16
Name the pesticide that caused Bald Eagles to lay eggs with fragile shells.
EPA
DDT
BPA
CFC's
17
A species that is in danger of becoming extinct unless something is done to help =
invasive
heterotroph
threatened
endangered
18
Trees help fight climate change by removing _______ from atmosphere during photosynthesis.
CFC's
O2
CO2
ozone
19
As pollutants pass to higher trophic levels in food chains their concentration
stays the same
increases
decreases
20
ALL of the following are invasive species in South Dakota EXCEPT
White tailed deer
Asian carp
Pine Bark beetle
Leafy Spurge
21
Fossil fuels are
renewable but limited
nonrenewable
renewable
22
The "greenhouse effect" is harmful and should be totally eliminated.
TRUE
FALSE
23
Non-native organisms that have moved into places where there are no natural predators=? species
endangered
invasive
threatened
extinct
24
ALL of the following can result from increased exposure to UV light EXCEPT
asthma
skin cancer
cataracts
wrinkles
25
Poor farming practices, overgrazing, and drought which turn productive land into a desert =
biodiversity
desertification
deforestation
habitat fragmentation
26
This picture shows how ____________________ happens.
dead zones
acidification of oceans
biological magnification
fracking
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Solar power is a __________source of energy.
nonrenewable
renewable but limited
renewable
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Acidification of oceans is caused by
dead zones
CFC's in atmosphere
BPA pollution
increased CO2 in atmosphere
29
Using ladybugs to kill aphids instead of spraying pesticides =
biological pest control
crop rotation
biological magnification
No-till
30
ALL of the following can reduce fertilizer run off EXCEPT
crop rotation with legumes
monoculture
planting riparian zones
GPS/Satellite tech in tractors
31
The majority of electricity in the United States comes from
fossil fuels
nuclear
wind
solar
32
Everyone can use nature but no one is responsible for protecting it = Tragedy of the __________
Sustainability
Hot spots
Conservation
Commons
33
Fracking causes all of the following EXCEPT
ozone depletion
earthquakes
sinkholes
aquifer pollution
34
Freshwater is a ______________ resource
non-renewable
renewable and unlimited
renewable but limited
35
All of these are fossil fuels EXCEPT
oil
CFC's
natural gas
coal
36
Which environmental agreement did the US sign onto and then back out of?
2016 Paris agreement
Montreal Protocol
Kyoto Accord
CITES
37
"Invisible" water is
water we can't see in pipes, septic tanks, and water towers
wasted water that runs down the drain
used to make products
underground water stored in aquifers
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ALL of the following are caused by burning fossil fuels EXCEPT
smog
acid rain
climate change
dead zones
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CITES is intended to help
dead zones
endangered species
climate change
ozone depletion
40
Ozone protects us against
ultraviolet light
visible light
fracking
dead zones
41
Eutrophication leads to
dead zones
ozone depletion
invasive species
acid rain
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BPA is used
to make plastic hard
to replaced CFC's in aerosol cans
as a fertilizer
in fracking
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This environmental problem is actually improving since countries have worked together to fix it
ozone depletion
dead zones
acid rain
climate change
44
Building a highway through a National park is an example of
habitat fragmentation
invasive species
sustainable development
a biodiversity hot spot
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Plastic is made from
CFC's
DDT
ozone
fossil fuel