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unit 3 & 4
unit 5 & 6
Unit 7 & 8
unit 9
100

What is the tundra?
CED Page: 37

This biome contains permafrost.

100

What is carrying capacity?

Page:68

The maximum population size an environment can support


100

What is organic agriculture?

page: 111

Farming without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.

100

What are nitrogen oxides?

Page: 141

Acid rain is mainly caused by sulfur dioxide and this gas.

100

What is carbon dioxide?

Page: 39

The main greenhouse gas produced by burning fossil fuels.

200

What is a keystone species?
CED Page: 58

A species with a major effect on its ecosystem despite low numbers.

200

What is weathering?

Page: 81

The process that breaks down rocks physically or chemical

200

What is renewable energy?

Page: 120


Energy from the Sun is classified as this type of resource.
 

200

What is eutrophication?

Page: 162

 Pollution caused by excess fertilizers entering waterways.

200

What is global warming?

Page: 184

The gradual increase in Earth’s average temperature is called this.

300


What are producers?  Page: 23

 Organisms that make their own food are called this.

300

What is exponential growth?

Page: 69

Population growth shaped like the letter J is called this.

300

What is clear cutting?

Page: 96

Removing all trees from a forest area at once is called this.

300

What is ground level ozone/smog?

Page: 182

The pollutant formed when sunlight reacts with emissions from vehicles.

300

What is sea level rise?

Page: 192

Melting glaciers contribute to this global issue.

400

What is habitat fragmentation?
Page: 192

The splitting of habitats into smaller isolated sections is called this.

400

What is groundwater?

page 166

Underground water stored in permeable rock layers.

400

What are fossil fuels?

Page: 124

Coal, oil, and natural gas

400

What are microplastics?

Page: 166

Tiny pieces of plastic less than 5 mm long are called this.

400

What is the greenhouse effect? 

Page: 184

Surface temperature necessary for life on Earth to exist.

500

What is 5,000 kcal?
50000\times0.10=5000

if producers contain 50,000 kcal of energy, this much reaches primary consumers using the 10% rule.

500

What is 20 births per 1,000 people?
 80/4000 * 1000 = 20

A city of 4,000 people has 80 births in one year. This is the crude birth rate per 1,000 people.

500

 What is 450 kWh?

A house uses 15 kWh per day for 30 days. This is the total energy used.

500

What is 90 tons?

A factory releases 120 tons of pollution yearly and cuts emissions by 25%. This is the new amount released.

500

What is 25%?

200 - 150/200 * 100 =125 25%

Carbon emissions drop from 200 tons to 150 tons. This is the percent decrease.

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