Environmental Science Essentials Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Environmental Science Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Test your eco-know-how. par Phillicia Simmons 1 What is the greenhouse effect? a Gases trap heat in the atmosphere b Oxygen fuels combustion c Oceans trap heat 2 Which energy source is bioenergy derived from? a Natural gas b Coal c Biomass organic material 3 What does IPM stand for in pest control? a Industrial Pest Method b Integrated Pest Management c Intense Pest Marketing 4 Fresh Kills Landfill is being transformed into what? a Freshkills Park b Fresh Kills Nature Reserve c Staten Island Zoo 5 Which gas is a major greenhouse gas? a Oxygen (O2) b Nitrogen (N2) c Carbon dioxide (CO2) 6 Monoculture farming involves growing: a Rotating crops weekly b Many crops per field c A single crop over large areas 7 What does 'GMO' stand for? a Geographically Modified Order b Genetic Managed Output c Genetically Modified Organism 8 Which practice reduces single-use plastics to lower ecological footprint? a Expanding fossil fuel use b Reducing consumption and waste c Increasing imports 9 What is e-waste? a Tossed wood products b Discarded electronic devices c Expired food packaging 10 What is the Montreal Protocol designed to protect? a Soil health b Ozone layer c Marine life 11 Groundwater contamination can come from? a Nitrates and pesticides b Lightning strikes c Solar flares 12 What is Superfund? a A waste disposal grant b US program to clean hazardous waste sites c A renewable energy fund 13 What is the goal of hydraulic energy (hydropower)? a Convert flowing water into electricity b Generate wind power c Store solar heat 14 What is the purpose of a bottle bill? a Ban plastic bottles b Tax beverage companies c Encourage recycling via deposits 15 What does 'IPM' minimize in pest control? a Pest population growth only b Economic costs and risks c Environmental protection only 16 Which energy source is considered carbon-free with ocean differences? a Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) b Natural gas plants c Coal power 17 What is the main purpose of landfills with liners? a Increase aeration for compost b Burn waste on-site c Prevent leachate from contaminating groundwater 18 What is a key characteristic of organics farming? a Use more synthetic pesticides b Hybrid crops only c Avoid synthetic fertilizers and GMOs 19 What is 'bioenergy' primarily produced from? a Fossil fuels b Biomass materials c Nuclear material 20 Which component dominates Earth's atmosphere? a Argon (0.93%) b Oxygen (21%) c Nitrogen (78%) 21 What remediation method helps manage heavy metals in waste? a Careful disposal and recycling b Discarding in waterways c Incineration only 22 What is a major impact of the Green Revolution? a Reduced water use b Decreased fertilizers c Increased crop yields 23 What are 'leachate' hazards associated with? a Wind erosion b Landfill pollution c Soil salinity only 24 What is 'global warming'? a Long-term rise in Earth's temperature b Local weather fluctuations only c Immediate cooling trend 25 Which practice helps reduce anthropogenic pollution? a Ignoring climate impacts b Increasing fossil fuel use c Mitigation and adaptation 26 What is 'dust storm' primarily caused by? a Ocean tides b Heavy rainfall c Strong winds over dry soil 27 Which energy source uses the sun-warmed surface vs deep water? a OTEC b Solar tiles c Geothermal 28 What is 'organic farming' primarily about? a High synthetic input farming b Ecological processes and natural materials c Monoculture focus only 29 What does 'freshkills park' illustrate? a Repurposing a landfill into a park b Industrial complex c New landfill site 30 Which is a key consequence of metal recycling? a Higher energy use b Energy reduction c Increased mining 31 What is 'air pollutants' list includes? a Ozone, PM, CO, SO2, NO2, Pb b Water vapor only c Pure oxygen only 32 What is 'bioenergy' used for besides heat? a Only heat b Industrial cooling only c Electricity and biofuels 33 Which topic relates to 'pH influence on soil'? a Nutrient availability in soils b Air quality index c Ocean salinity

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Environmental Science Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Phillicia Simmons

What is the greenhouse effect?

Which energy source is bioenergy derived from?

What does IPM stand for in pest control?

Fresh Kills Landfill is being transformed into what?

Which gas is a major greenhouse gas?

Monoculture farming involves growing:

What does 'GMO' stand for?

Which practice reduces single-use plastics to lower ecological footprint?

What is e-waste?

What is the Montreal Protocol designed to protect?

Groundwater contamination can come from?

What is Superfund?

What is the goal of hydraulic energy (hydropower)?

What is the purpose of a bottle bill?

What does 'IPM' minimize in pest control?

Which energy source is considered carbon-free with ocean differences?

What is the main purpose of landfills with liners?

What is a key characteristic of organics farming?

What is 'bioenergy' primarily produced from?

Which component dominates Earth's atmosphere?

What remediation method helps manage heavy metals in waste?

What is a major impact of the Green Revolution?

What are 'leachate' hazards associated with?

What is 'global warming'?

Which practice helps reduce anthropogenic pollution?

What is 'dust storm' primarily caused by?

Which energy source uses the sun-warmed surface vs deep water?

What is 'organic farming' primarily about?

What does 'freshkills park' illustrate?

Which is a key consequence of metal recycling?

What is 'air pollutants' list includes?

What is 'bioenergy' used for besides heat?

Which topic relates to 'pH influence on soil'?