Environment Studies Quiz

Q1. In a food web, what would a chipmunk be?

Q2. ___ is an example of a stimulus.

Q3. What is mimicry?

Q4. Dr. Cubbin decides that she would like to see more plant life being grown around Bay Academy. He goes out to the back of the school and has some of his science students start cultivating (digging up) the land to use to plant some crops.

Q5. Is this a large or small scale map?

Q6. What will organisms compete for in an environment?

Q7. ___ is the study of relationship between living thing and environment.

Q8. How much of Mars’ surface is covered by water/ice

Q9. Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.Which is a step of thescientificmethodinenvironmental science? ___ is a step in the scientific method. The step that follows this step involves forming a

Q10. Huge factories emit poisonous substances into the air and water.

Q11. Vanamahotsava means

Q12. What type of water pollution can occur when sulfur dioxide gets into the Earth’s atmosphere?

Q13. The picture shows what type of succession?

Q14. Conservation is

Q15. Heavy rainfall causes

Q16. Acid Rain has multiple negative effects on the environment, but what does it do that effects our clean air?

Q17. Energy-efficient vehicles and appliances use

Q18. a ___ of soda C

Q19. Allam ___ plant trees.

Q20. A graphic representation designed to Nshowthenumberoforganismsateach tropic level in a given ecosystem is called?

Q21. a hard, black substance that is dug from the earth in pieces, and can be burned to produce heat or power, or a single piece of this

Q22. ___ refers to underground layers of rock that are saturated with water that can be brought to the surface through natural springs or by pumping.

Q23. Where is precipitation usually the greatest?

Q24. What are three nonliving things that determine the kids of plants and animals that can live in an ecosystem are sunlight, soil, and

Q25. Which is not an insect?

Environment studies - Part 2

Q1. In a food web, what would a chipmunk be?

Q2. ___ is an example of a stimulus.

Q3. What is mimicry?

Q4. Dr. Cubbin decides that she would like to see more plant life being grown around Bay Academy. He goes out to the back of the school and has some of his science students start cultivating (digging up) the land to use to plant some crops.

Q5. Is this a large or small scale map?

Q6. What will organisms compete for in an environment?

Q7. ___ is the study of relationship between living thing and environment.

Q8. How much of Mars’ surface is covered by water/ice

Q9. Select the correct answer from each drop-down menu.Which is a step of thescientificmethodinenvironmental science? ___ is a step in the scientific method. The step that follows this step involves forming a

Q10. Huge factories emit poisonous substances into the air and water.

Q11. Vanamahotsava means

Q12. What type of water pollution can occur when sulfur dioxide gets into the Earth’s atmosphere?

Q13. The picture shows what type of succession?

Q14. Conservation is

Q15. Heavy rainfall causes

Q16. Acid Rain has multiple negative effects on the environment, but what does it do that effects our clean air?

Q17. Energy-efficient vehicles and appliances use

Q18. a ___ of soda C

Q19. Allam ___ plant trees.

Q20. A graphic representation designed to Nshowthenumberoforganismsateach tropic level in a given ecosystem is called?

Q21. a hard, black substance that is dug from the earth in pieces, and can be burned to produce heat or power, or a single piece of this

Q22. ___ refers to underground layers of rock that are saturated with water that can be brought to the surface through natural springs or by pumping.

Q23. Where is precipitation usually the greatest?

Q24. What are three nonliving things that determine the kids of plants and animals that can live in an ecosystem are sunlight, soil, and

Q25. Which is not an insect?