Living things in our environment
What is biotic
what are natural resources
A systematic process for learning about the world and testing our understanding of it
What is science
Scientists, doctors, researchers, professors and their peers
What is the scientific community
Three days and then a zero
What is the number of days to turn in an assignment
All the living and nonliving things with which organisms interact.
What is the environment
A resource that can continue at the same rate into the foreseeable future
what is sustainable
Astrology, spirits, crystal healing, crystal balls, religion
Ideas that effectively explain a phenomenon that has undergone extensive, rigorous testing by many scientists and backed by detailed studies
What is a scientific theory
10 points
What is the amount of points taken off each day an assignment is late
species whos actions have the ability to do great harm, or great good, on a global scale
Who are humans
copper, aluminum, crude oil, natural gas, coal, silver, diamonds
What are nonrenewable resources
Specific statements about what we would expect to observe if our hypothesis was true.
What is predictions
A set of moral principles or values-examples include maximizing individual freedom, minimizing pain and suffering, and promoting human wellfare
What is ethics
In your backpack
Where should your phone belong in class?
what is environmental science
Introduced many improvements to human life such as sanitation, agricultural production, communication, and medical technology
What is the Industrial Revolution
One chicken is injected with a growth hormone while another chicken is not injected. Both chickens are weighed after a year. Weight of chickens is?
What is the dependent variable
Places highest value on humans and human welfare than the environment; describes a human-centered view of our relationship with the environment
What is Anthropocentrism
line up in a straight line silently and head towards Dunkin
What to do we do for a fire or fire drill?
what is environmentalism
Every organism and natural object has one but this concept is mostly applied to humans and their large size of this
What is an ecological footprint
Data that has specific value and provides precision. Information using numbers.
What is quantitative data
Ethical standards to relationships between human and their environment
What is environmental ethics
The amount of patience Mrs. Haynes has for nonsense and misbehaviors
very little to ZERO