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Environment studies - Part 4
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Hints:
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Q1. the usual weather conditions of an area
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A. resource
B. climate
C. environment
D. atmosphere
Q2. What is the definition of Abiotic factors?
A. Alive organisms or things
B. Dead things or organisms
C. panda
D. insect
Q3. In which of the following biomes would you expect to find giraffes, acacia trees and lions?
A. tundra
B. savanna
C. rainforest
D. desert
Q4. Which is the initial source of energy in most ecosystems?
A. sunlight
B. decomposers
C. nutrients in soil
D. oxygen in the air
Q5. What do you call the processing of used materials and their reuse?
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A. Recycling.
B. Reusing.
C. Reprocessing.
Q6. Evolution can be described as
A. Balance in the body
B. Every member of a species dying
C. Change over time
D. Using sunlight to make food
Q7. Which of the following organisms is considered a decomposer?
A. grasses
B. vultures
C. worms
D. snakes
Q8. What is diffusion?
A. when molecules move from a low concentration to a high concentration
B. when molecules move from a high concentration to a low concentration.
C. no movement
D. molecules move everywhere
Q9. CITES and Kyoto protocol are examples of what designed to protect the environment
A. policy
B. international treaties
C. cap and trade
D. lobbying
Q10. What do the arrows represent in a food chain?
A. Stop
B. Start
C. "Gives energy to"
Q11. Which of the following, found ONLY in plant cells, provides structure?
A. cell wall
B. chloroplast
C. mitochondria
D. vacuole
Q12. What physical characteristic is shared by all forests?
A. Lots of trees
B. Always hot
C. Little rain
D. Very few animals
Q13. What are the three R’s of the environment?
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A. reduce, replace, recycle
B. reduce, read, ride
C. reduce, reuse, recycle
D. rearrange, reduce, recycle
Q14. What is this organ called?
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A. wing
B. beak
C. fin
D. tusk
Q15. What is the fastest growing Religion in Europe today?
A. Judaism
B. Christianity
C. Hinduism
D. Islam
Q16. This is a lava lamp. When the light bulb heats the wax, the wax rises. When the wax cools, it falls. This cycle of rising/falling is an example of:
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A. Conduction.
B. Convection.
C. Radiation.
Q17. Renters insurance covers
A. damage to structures
B. electrical surges that damage computers
C. your automobile
D. all of the above
Q18. Many types of grazing animals live in Africa. The pictures show two of these animals that have about the same mass and height at the shoulder. Based on observations of the pictures of these animals, which statement describes an advantage that only one of these animals has in obtaining food? (5.10A)
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A. The Thomson’s gazelle has a body shape that allows it to run faster when chasing prey.
B. The Thomson’s gazelle has horns that can be used to move tree branches out of the way to reach food.
C. The gerenuk has a sharp, pointed nose for detecting the scent of preda tors.
D. The gerenuk has a long neck that allows it to reach high to eat from trees.
Q19. Which of the following is NOT a Natural Resource?
A. Coal
B. Paper
C. Solar
D. Wind
Q20. All living things need this to survive
A. Water
B. Grass
C. Light
D. Grains
Q21. A (n) ___ is the place where an organism lives.
A. habitat
B. landscape
C. environment
Q22. Put a checkmark to the places where we can find water.
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A. ocean
B. lakes
C. glaciers
D. all of the above
Q23. What is an advantage of nuclear energy?
A. radioactive waste
B. no pollution
C. we will never run out
D. it is the safest way to make energy
Q24. To process used objects so that they can be used again.
A. Benefit
B. Reduce
C. Recycle
Q25. People adapt to the hot climate by
A. wearing heavy clothes
B. wearing light and loose clothes
C. making their yards out of rocks and sand.
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