Environmental Sciences Quiz 166 (20 MCQs)

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1. ..... :trees which are eliminated from an area after a catastrophic event; the removal of any bent, broken or leaning trees caused by this event.
2. Which of the following solutions about river pollution is the best for an environmentalist?
3. An elephant eats only plants. Which type of consumer is an elephant?
4. The ocean regulates (a) in Earth's atmosphere.
5. Name the following ionic compound:BeCl2
6. There is going to be a picture of a cell and you are going to have to know the parts. This is true. I promise.
7. Where does biomass fuel come from?
8. What do you call all of the living things AND all of the nonliving things together in one place?
9. Sebastian buys 5 bags of candy. On the package, it says that each bag contains 100 pieces of candy. He notices that none of the bags have 100 pieces of candy; instead, they all have either 97 or 98. Which of the following best describes the bags of candy?
10. Large quantities of sand can be added to the beach to stabilize the shoreline. Which describes a disadvantage of this process?
11. What provides all energy to ecosystems?
12. What gas do animals exhale?
13. Sewage leaking from a pipe.
14. Developed nations make up about ..... percent of the world'spopulation and consume about ..... percent of its resources.
15. Your friend tells you she's decided not to use pesticides or synthetic chemicals on her farm; instead she'll rely on composting and biological pest control. She is practicing
16. The Environmental Protection Agency was assigned with which task?
17. The energy released by an earthquake occurs in the form of:
18. It is everything that surrounds us. This includes both living (biotic) and non-living (abiotic) things
19. The global emissions (by weight) of following primary pollutants from natural sources are maximum in the case of
20. What happens to fossil fuels to create electricity?