ECM
Water Quality
Food as Energy
Energy
Diseases
100

Which of the following is a NOT a pure substance?

Element, Compound or Mixture

Mixture

100

What is Turbidity?

How clear the water is

100

Which is not considered a food?

A. Vitamins

B. Carbohydrates

B. Proteins

A. Vitamins

100

Name one type of renewable energy source.

Solar(sun)

Wind

Hydropower(water)

Biomass

Geothermal

100

Which pathogen is non-living and the smallest?

Virus

200

NaCl is a compound. 

Explain how do you know it is a compound.

It is a compound because there are two(2) different atoms chemically combined.

200

What levels are the Dissolved oxygen if the lake has High Nitrates level?

High Nitrates = High Turbidity =Low Dissolved Oxygen

200

Where is most of the energy found in the food chain?

Cordgrass

200

What are the three fossil fuels?

oil, coal and natural gas

200

What is used to treat bacterial infections?

Antibiotics

300

Which of the samples shown represents an element?

Sample 2

300

Which of the following is a point source pollution?

A. run-off from farms

B. oil spill from a boat

C. run-off from cities

B. oil spill from a boat

300

What are the products of photosynthesis?

Oxygen and Glucose


300

What is the environmental impact of an increase in CO2  levels?

Global warming(climate change)

300

How would you describe a disease that is affecting countries worldwide?

Pandemic

400

Select all of the options that are compounds.

  • Neon (Ne)

  • Ozone (O3)

  • Water (H2O)

  • Nitrogen (N2)

  • Ammonia (NH3)

Ammonia (NH3)

Water (H2O)


400

Which of the samples appears to have the highest turbidity and may not be safe to drink?


Sample 3

400

This formulae represents which process


Cellular Respiration

400

Name a greenhouse gas that is released from burning fossil fuels

Carbon dioxide or methane

400

What do we call the organism that transmit disease but is not affected by it?

Vector

500

How do you separate a saltwater solution?

Evaporation (boiling it)

500

Which human activity would have the greatest positive impact on the water quality of a stream? 

A. releasing warm water into the stream

B. driving cars through the stream

C. reducing use of fertilizers near the stream

D. increasing use of chemicals near the stream

C. reducing use of fertilizers near the stream

500

Label the energy pyramid using the word bank: Producer, Herbivore, Carnivore and Omnivore


A- Omnivore

B - Carnivore

C - Herbivore

D - Producer

500

What is the difference between renewable and non-renewable resources?

Renewable is easily replaced while non-renewable takes millions of years to be replaced. 

500

A student was given antibiotics for his illness but it did not work. Is the illness a viral infection or bacterial infection?

Viral because the antibiotics did not work.

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