Intro
Random
Systems
Water
Population
100

Viewpoint that would be against zoos

ecocentric

100

One thing that could influence EVS 

religion, education, social media, etc.

100

What kind of system returns to a different state after disturbance?

unstable

100

State one way to decrease water consumption

Eat less meat, take less shower, take shorter showers, recycle water, etc

100

What are inputs for a population?

Birth, immigration

200

Location of the Fukushima disaster

Japan

200

Two of the principles of circular economy (there are three)

eliminate, circulate, regenerate

200

State difference between a transfer and a transformation.

Transfer is a change in location while a transformation is a change in state of matter.

200

can be caused by unsustainable use of fresh water by humans or by the lack of economic investment

water scarcity

200

State what is meant by the term doubling time. 

years for a population to double in size at its current growth rate

300

State the significance of Bhopal disaster.

gas leak and showed 'ugly' side of industrialization in impoverished areas

300

Domains of sustainability

economy, society, environment

300

State the importance of tipping points

fixing the problem after this point may be difficult, system is past the point of no return

300

Three ways to reduce overfishing

rationing, no catch zones, fines, reduce by catch, etc

300

Compare and contrast pro-natalist and anti-natalist.

Both involve views on reproducing. Pro-natalist is for having babies while anti-natalist is against it in order to lower the population

400

Compare and contrast isolated and open systems.

Open systems exchange energy and matter while isolated exchanges neither. Both are systems.


There are other similarities and differences, but these are the main ones.

400

Define GDP

total money value of all final goods and services produced in an economy over a given period

400

Define resilience

ability of a system to "bounce back" after a disturbance

400

Three categories of monitoring water quality and one way to test one of the categories.

biological, chemical, physical

pH strips, secchi disk, etc

400

If the total population of a country is 40,000 and the birth rate is 3,000, calculate the CBR of the country. 

(3000/40000) x 1000= 75

500

Who wrote and what was the importance of Silent Spring?

Rachel Carson, discouraged the use of DDT 

(there are other acceptable answers for importance)

500

What is something that does not influence resilience?

only the size of producers, only one genetic species, etc

500

Give and define three flows of the hydrological cycle

Transpiration- process by which water is transferred from the land to the atmosphere by evaporation from the soil and other surfaces and by transpiration from plants

Sublimation- transition of a substance directly from the solid to the gas state, without passing through the liquid state

Evaporation- process by which water changes from a liquid to a gas or vapor

Condensation- any product of the condensation of atmospheric water vapor that falls under gravitational pull from clouds

Advection (wind)- Windblown movement

Precipitation- change of the state of matter from the gas phase into the liquid phase

Surface Runoff- flow of water occurring on the ground surface when excess rainwater, stormwater, meltwater, or other sources, can no longer sufficiently rapidly infiltrate in the soil

Infiltration- process by which water on the ground surface enters the soil

Percolation- movement of water through the soil (filter)

Stream Flow-  flow of water in streams, rivers, and other channels

Freezing- process where a liquid turns into a solid

Melting- becoming liquefied by heat

500

Define maximum sustainable yield

largest crop or catch that can be taken from the stock of a species

500

State the kind of pyramid that is pictured. 

rapid growth

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