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Earth and Environmental Science 2nd Quarter Unit 2 Grade Recovery AssessmentVersion en ligne Answer all the questions completely. par Noel Sayco 1 What are the environmental impacts of conventional agriculture? a Enhanced soil fertility. b Increased biodiversity. c Improved water quality. d Soil degradation and pesticide runoff. 2 What are alternative energy technologies used in North Carolina? a Solar and wind energy. b Nuclear fission. c Hydraulic fracturing. d Coal and natural gas. 3 How do human activities impact NC river systems? a Enhanced water clarity. b Pollution and habitat destruction. c Increased fish populations. d Improved ecosystem health. 4 What ways can humans conserve freshwater resources? a Rainwater harvesting and efficient irrigation. b Increased water usage. c Desalination plants. d Building more dams. 5 What are healthy water quality indicators? a High turbidity. b Low levels of contaminants and balanced pH. c High temperature fluctuations. d Excessive algae growth. 6 What are the consequences of human activities on the lithosphere? a Enhanced geological stability. b Soil erosion and mineral depletion. c Improved land productivity. d Increased soil fertility. 7 How do human activities impact the biosphere? a Increased biodiversity. b Enhanced food chains. c Habitat loss and species extinction. d Improved ecosystem services. 8 How can natural processes change the global climate? a Industrial pollution. b Urbanization. c Deforestation. d Volcanic eruptions and solar radiation variations. 9 How do human activities impact global climate change? a Promoting biodiversity. b Greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels. c Using public transportation. d Planting more trees. 10 How does uncontrolled population growth affect Earth's resources? a More efficient resource use. b Increased demand leading to resource depletion. c Sustainable development. d Enhanced technological advancements. 11 What is a major consequence of deforestation? a Enhanced biodiversity b Improved air quality c Increased carbon footprint d More groundwater 12 What type of pollution is caused by stormwater runoff? a Soil erosion b Air pollution c Point source pollution d Nonpoint source pollution 13 Which resource is considered renewable? a Nuclear energy b Natural gas c Fossil fuel d Solar energy 14 What is an aquifer? a A source of fossil fuels b A water-bearing layer of rock c A type of renewable resource d A pollution type 15 What does saltwater intrusion affect? a Air quality b Soil quality c Biodiversity d Groundwater quality 16 Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource? a Fossil fuel b Wind c Solar d Hydropower 17 What is a key factor in maintaining water quality? a Carbon footprint b Deforestation c Filtration d Invasive species 18 What is a major benefit of using wind energy? a It produces fossil fuels b It increases carbon footprint c It causes deforestation d It is sustainable 19 What is a common effect of invasive species? a Increased soil quality b Enhanced biodiversity c Disruption of local ecosystems d Improved air quality 20 Which of the following is a measure of environmental impact? a Water quality b Aquifer depth c Carbon footprint d Soil erosion

Earth and Environmental Science 2nd Quarter Unit 2 Grade Recovery AssessmentVersion en ligne

Answer all the questions completely.

par Noel Sayco

What are the environmental impacts of conventional agriculture?

Enhanced soil fertility.

Increased biodiversity.

Improved water quality.

Soil degradation and pesticide runoff.

What are alternative energy technologies used in North Carolina?

Solar and wind energy.

Nuclear fission.

Hydraulic fracturing.

Coal and natural gas.

How do human activities impact NC river systems?

Enhanced water clarity.

Pollution and habitat destruction.

Increased fish populations.

Improved ecosystem health.

What ways can humans conserve freshwater resources?

Rainwater harvesting and efficient irrigation.

Increased water usage.

Desalination plants.

Building more dams.

What are healthy water quality indicators?

High turbidity.

Low levels of contaminants and balanced pH.

High temperature fluctuations.

Excessive algae growth.

What are the consequences of human activities on the lithosphere?

Enhanced geological stability.

Soil erosion and mineral depletion.

Improved land productivity.

Increased soil fertility.

How do human activities impact the biosphere?

Increased biodiversity.

Enhanced food chains.

Habitat loss and species extinction.

Improved ecosystem services.

How can natural processes change the global climate?

Industrial pollution.

Urbanization.

Deforestation.

Volcanic eruptions and solar radiation variations.

How do human activities impact global climate change?

Promoting biodiversity.

Greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuels.

Using public transportation.

Planting more trees.

How does uncontrolled population growth affect Earth's resources?

More efficient resource use.

Increased demand leading to resource depletion.

Sustainable development.

Enhanced technological advancements.

What is a major consequence of deforestation?

Enhanced biodiversity

Improved air quality

Increased carbon footprint

More groundwater

What type of pollution is caused by stormwater runoff?

Soil erosion

Air pollution

Point source pollution

Nonpoint source pollution

Which resource is considered renewable?

Nuclear energy

Natural gas

Fossil fuel

Solar energy

What is an aquifer?

A source of fossil fuels

A water-bearing layer of rock

A type of renewable resource

A pollution type

What does saltwater intrusion affect?

Air quality

Soil quality

Biodiversity

Groundwater quality

Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource?

Fossil fuel

Wind

Solar

Hydropower

What is a key factor in maintaining water quality?

Carbon footprint

Deforestation

Filtration

Invasive species

What is a major benefit of using wind energy?

It produces fossil fuels

It increases carbon footprint

It causes deforestation

It is sustainable

What is a common effect of invasive species?

Increased soil quality

Enhanced biodiversity

Disruption of local ecosystems

Improved air quality

Which of the following is a measure of environmental impact?

Water quality

Aquifer depth

Carbon footprint

Soil erosion

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Earth and Environmental Science 2nd Quarter Unit 2 Grade Recovery AssessmentVersion en ligne

par Noel Sayco

What are the environmental impacts of conventional agriculture?

What are alternative energy technologies used in North Carolina?

How do human activities impact NC river systems?

What ways can humans conserve freshwater resources?

What are healthy water quality indicators?

What are the consequences of human activities on the lithosphere?

How do human activities impact the biosphere?

How can natural processes change the global climate?

How do human activities impact global climate change?

How does uncontrolled population growth affect Earth's resources?

What is a major consequence of deforestation?

What type of pollution is caused by stormwater runoff?

Which resource is considered renewable?

What is an aquifer?

What does saltwater intrusion affect?

Which of the following is a nonrenewable resource?

What is a key factor in maintaining water quality?

What is a major benefit of using wind energy?

What is a common effect of invasive species?

Which of the following is a measure of environmental impact?