Unit 9 (Ecology): Concepts 4-6 Review
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- Q1What is the main contributor to climate change?Plastic wasteAir pollutionGreenhouse gasesDeforestation30s
- Q2What is the biggest threat to biodiversity?Habitat lossPollutionClimate changeOverfishing30s
- Q3What is the impact of deforestation on the environment?Increased floodingLoss of biodiversity and increased carbon emissionsSpread of diseaseDecreased air quality30s
- Q4What is a sustainable lifestyle?Using resources in a way that does not deplete themEating plant-basedUsing only reusable productsLiving off the grid30s
- Q5What is the impact of overfishing on the ocean ecosystem?Rising sea levelsIncreased water pollutionImbalance in the food chain and loss of speciesDecreased beach tourism30s
- Q6What is a renewable resource?A resource that can only be found in certain geographic locationsA resource that can be replenished naturally or through human interventionA resource that is unlimited in supplyA resource that can only be produced through human intervention30s
- Q7Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource?HydropowerSolar energyWind energyCoal30s
- Q8What is an example of a renewable resource?CoalNatural gasOilBiomass30s
- Q9What is a nonrenewable resource?A resource that cannot be replenished within a reasonable amount of timeA resource that is always availableA resource that can be replenished infinitelyA resource that is not valuable30s
- Q10What is an example of a renewable resource?Nuclear energyFossil fuelsWind energyMetal ores30s
- Q11What is biodiversity?The study of the variety of life on EarthThe variety of life in a particular ecosystem or on Earth as a wholeThe study of the variety of ecosystems on EarthThe variety of ecosystems on Earth30s
- Q12What is the primary cause of biodiversity loss?Human activityMutationClimate changeNatural disasters30s
- Q13What is an invasive species?A native species that causes harm to the ecosystem it has been introduced toA species that has always been present in the ecosystemA non-native species that causes harm to the ecosystem it has been introduced toA species that has adapted to a new ecosystem30s
- Q14What is habitat destruction?The process of natural habitats being altered, fragmented or destroyed due to human activityThe process of creating new habitats for endangered speciesThe process of protecting habitats to prevent destructionThe process of moving a habitat to a new location30s
- Q15What is overfishing?The practice of fishing using sustainable methodsThe practice of leaving fish populations untouchedThe practice of fishing using only traditional methodsThe practice of fishing beyond sustainable limits30s