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BHS Earth Science Exam Review Part 3
BHS Earth Science Exam Review Part 3
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1
A pipe pouring out pollution from a factory into a river is an example of ?? water pollution.
irrigated
nonpoint source
nutrient
point source
2
Weather forecasts are produced by using data on current conditions and
thermometers
barometers
anemometers
computer models
3
What seems to be the most practical way to reduce the demand on freshwater?
use water more efficiently
ban watering of lawns and gardens
stop irrigating crops
get freshwater from icebergs
4
A symbol that is a record of weather data for a particular site at a particular time is
isopleth model
station model
topographic map
climate map
5
The protective ozone in our atmosphere is concentrated in the ??
stratosphere
thermosphere
mesosphere
troposphere
6
All the land that drains into a stream system is called the system’s __________.
stream load
surface water
watershed
groundwater
7
A(n) ?? forecast is comparing current weather patterns to patterns that took place in the past.
comparative
real-time
digital
analog
8
In coastal areas, the removal of groundwater can result in ??
intrusion of salt water
infiltration of sewage
drought for areas close to sea
development of hard water
9
Development of ?? allowsmeteorologists to study precipitation motion heights abovethe surface
anemometer
seismometer
doppler radar
wind vane
10
When warm air and cold air meet, the air that moves to the surface is both
colder and less dense
warmer and less dense
colder and more dense
warmer and more dense
11
The amount of moisture in the atmosphere at a specific temperature is called ____.
evaporatoin
condensation
relative humidity
dew point
12
Both visible and infrared(heat) images of clouds are provided by a
radar
rain gauge
satellite
barometer
13
Most freshwater is used for ??
manufacturing
human consumption
hydroelectric energy
crop irrigation
14
Structural failure in an earthquake can be involve all of the following except _________.
collapse of higher, intact floors onto ground floors
liquefaction of soils
vertical motions of the seafloor during an earthquake
natural sway of intermediate buildings = period of vibration
15
The __________ is the layer of the atmosphere where most pollution occurs.
thermosphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
troposphere
16
Materials, such as sand, with large, connected pores have high ___________.
texture
absorption
permeability
retention
17
Increased development creates more ?? a result is replacement of land areas concrete & asphalt.
forests
flooding
condensation
pollution
18
?? occurs when land surface above an aquifer sinks because of excessive groundwater withdrawal.
recharge
subsidence
infiltration
drawdown
19
Via weather balloon, ?? gives readings on temp, pressure & humidity in the troposphere.
psychrometer
hygrometer
radiosonde
satellite
20
When the temperature in the atmosphere reaches the____, condensation occurs.
flash point
evaporation point
inversion point
dew point
21
Through the process of ___________, most precipitation that falls on land becomes groundwater.
infiltration
evaporation
condensation
runoff
22
The upper boundary of the zone of saturation is called____________________.
the water table
a spring
the drawdown area
a well
23
Which of the following
IS NOT
a source of groundwater pollution?
sewage
industrial chemicals
acid rain
pesticides
24
Farmers use ?? irrigation, a system of pipes that provide water directly to the plant roots.
ocean water
trickle
recycled water
spray
25
The composition of the atmosphere is almost completely(99%)
nitrogen
oxygen
ozone
both B and C