Urbanization
Growth Issues
Forest from Trees
Sustainable Agriculture
Miscellaneous
100

Urbanization occurs when an area's _____________  is concentrated in cities.  

A. food                               C. roads

B. trees                              D. population

D. population

100

Land needed to support a city with food, electricity, and other materials can be __________ times the area of the actual city.

a. 2                               b. 20

c. 200                            d. 2000

C. 200

100

Which is NOT in the 3 E's of sustainable growth?  

A. Environment                B. Excellence

C. Economy                     D. Equity

B. Excellence

100

What was the name of the scientist who developed a wheat plant that helped feed millions of people? 

A. Norman Peale                B. Norman Borlaug

C. Greg Norman                 D. Norman Swartzkopf


B. Norman Borlaug

100

What is the name of Mr. Keating's dog? 

A. Shrek                          C. Fiona

B. Donkey                        D. Puss N Boots

C. Fiona

200

List the 4 main types of Land Use in all areas.

Residential

Commercial

Industrial

Mixed Use

200

List 3 bad environmental things about the cities.

loss of biodiversity

creation of heat islands

noise and light pollution

pollution runoff

200

What are 3 benefits of trees? 

Air: filtering and production of O2

Water: filtering and erosion prevention

Biodiversity: habitats and protection for birds and bugs

Social: forestry jobs

Health: reduce stress and anxiety, and protect skin from sun

Climate: provide shade, store carbon, emit O2.

200

What are 2 negative impacts of agriculture (farming) on the environment?

habitat destruction, fertilizer and pesticides, soil erosion, overuse of water, carbon emission.

200

Which field day activity can you hit a target and drop a teacher in cold water? 

Dunk Tank

300

How did agriculture lead to the forming of cities? 

People didn't need to grow their own food anymore so they could do special jobs that helped in other ways.

Or

We made more food than we needed so people had more time and energy to produce large buildings and roads.

300

List 3 environmental benefits of cities:

energy efficiency

education

jobs

improved infrastructure (buildings, roads)

300

How can we help reduce habitat fragmentation? 

Making corridors

300

________________ is the alternation of crops with small grains to slow water runoff. 

Strip Cropping

300

Which street is DCTS located on? 

Locust Lane

400

List 3 jobs that were indirectly developed because of improved agriculture?  

Shipping, road making, boat production, carpentry, sales, transportation, ag equipment, food storage, ports.


400
Explain or give examples of push and pull factors to motivate people to cities.

Push factors are reasons people leave rural areas like: climate change or lack of jobs.


Pull factors are motivating for people to move to cities like: entertainment, buildings, education, jobs, infrastructure, access to health care.

400

How much carbon can a tree absorb in its first 40 years? 

1 ton

400

Moving cows (livestock) to different pastures prevents what? 

Overgrazing

400

Which college football team won the NCAA championship in 2025? 

Ohio St

500

Where is the oldest known agricultural development? 

Fertile Crescent

Tigris Euphrates River Valley

Yangtze River Valley

500

What is the fastest growing city in PA? 

Pittsburgh


Go Steelers!

500

What is the biggest forest in the world? 

Amazon Rainforest (but it's shrinking)

500

What is the name of the warehouse farming we studied which plants veggies in rows on top of one another? 

Vertical Farming
500

In terms of players per week, which video game is the most popular in 2025? 

Counter Strike 2

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