Final Exam Review
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- Q1Which question would BEST help a student determine if a resource is a fossil fuel?Is the resource irreplaceable and releases greenhouse gas?Is the resource sustainable and releases greenhouse gas?Is the resource found in nature and expensive?Is the resource found in nature and affordable?60s
- Q2Which best explains why we are still dependent on oil and coal energy?It is cheap and most residential and commercial industries rely on itIt is never going to run outIt is not very abundantIt is cleaner than renewable energy60s
- Q3What is the best description for a nonrenewable resource?Solar, wind, and geothermal are all examples of nonrenewable resourcesA resource that cannot be replaced naturally and reused againA resource that can be used many timesA resource that is very expensive to mine compared to renewable resources60s
- Q4What is an advantage of hydropower energy?Dams can have a massive negative impact on the ecosystemThere is plenty of water and unless the river or lakes dry upHydropower is a clean energyIt is good for salmon who swim upstream to spawn60s
- Q5Which of the following is NOT a fossil fuel?CoalOil/PetroleumSolarNatural Gas60s
- Q6Students were designing a plan to conserve the water QUALITY in their neighborhood. Their plans are in the table. Which student’s plan is most effective in conserving the water quality and why?Student A because the plan would reduce the amount of water the family uses.Student C because the plan would preserve the quality of water available.Student D because the plan would preserve the quality of water available.Student B because the plan would reduce the amount of water the family uses.60s
- Q7Which of the following is the best method of conserving the QUALITY of our air?Burning less fossil fuelsPlanting more treesBlowing up balloonsBuilding more windmills60s
- Q8The graph shows the concentration of atmospheric carbon dioxide over time. Which statement describes the change in atmospheric carbon dioxide levels and how this will MOST LIKELY affect Earth’s temperature in the future?Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are increasing, which will cause Earth’s temperature to decrease.Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are increasing, which will cause Earth’s temperature to increase.Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are decreasing, which will cause Earth’s temperature to decrease.Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels are decreasing, which will cause Earth’s temperature to increase.60s
- Q9Which of the following individual actions would do the most to reduce atmospheric methane?Switching to rechargeable batteriesRiding the bus instead of driving a carGoing veganPlanting a tree60s
- Q10Which of the following is NOT true of all minerals?SolidsDefinite Chemical CompositionDefinite Crystalline ShapeMade in Laboratories60s
- Q11Which is NOT a characteristic of a mineral?organicSolidnaturally occurringdefinite composition60s
- Q12What is the difference between a rock and a mineral?Rocks are formed in different ways and all minerals are formed in the same way.Minerals have a definite chemical composition and rocks can have a mixture of compositions.Rocks come in different types and minerals are all the same.Minerals may have organic material and rocks may not have organic material.60s
- Q13What determines the composition and color of a rock?Where the rock is foundWhen the rock was collectedWhat minerals are present in the rockWhat the size of the rock is60s
- Q14Which type of rock is B?IgneousMagmaSedimentaryMetamorphic60s
- Q15What kind of rock can a metamorphic rock be changed into?MetamorphicSedimentaryIgneousAll of the above60s
