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100
Name and define the 4 Earth Spheres 

Atmosphere: Air- mixture of gases 

Biosphere: life - all living things interact with each abiotic sphere 

Geo(Litho)Sphere: Soil- a mixture of organic matter, minerals, air and water 

Hydrosphere: water - hydrogen and oxygen chemically combined 

100

Define " Carbon Footprint" 

the amount of carbon dioxide and other carbon compounds emitted due to the consumption of fossil fuels by a particular person, group, etc.




100

Define Inhalation 

Breathing In 

100

Define a  "non-renewable" and "renewable " resource 

Non- renewable : A source of energy that could eventually run out 

Renewable: A source of energy that can be replenished 

100

Define Biodiversity 

The variety of different species of microorganisms, animals, and plants living on Earth.

200

Name the horizon of soil. which is bedrock? which is loosest? 

O-horizon 

A-horizon - Loosest 

B-horizon 

C- horizon 

D- horizon - Bedrock 

200

What Gas contribute to global warming? 

Carbon dioxide 

200

3 ways contaminants enter into your body 

1. Breathing it in - respiratory system 

2. Ingesting - digestive system 

3. through the skin - Integumentary (skin) system





200

Name 3 non-renewable energy sources 

-Coal 

- Crude Oil 

-Nuclear energy 

200
Name the 3 different types of biodiversity. 

1. Genetic Biodiversity 

2. Species Biodiversity 

3. Community Biodiversity 

300

How much of the Earth is covered in water? How much of it is usable for drinking? How much of our bodies are water? 

3/4 of the Earth is covered in water. 

only 3% is freshwater that could be used for drinking. 

Approximately 60% of our bodies is made up of water.  

300

what is a "tarball" and a "slick" 

a blob of petroleum (oil) which has been weathered after floating in the ocean. Tarballs are an aquatic pollutant in most environments. 

300

3 respiratory defenses are...

moisture

nose hairs 

cilia 

300

Name 5 renewable energy sources 

1. hydroelectricity 

2. solar power 

3. wind power 

4. tidal power 

5. geothermal 

300

Why is biodiversity important? 

- No organism on Earth can live without interacting with other organism 

-Creates a sustainable environment 

400

What are the 3 water test? 

1. Microbiological testing 

2. Chemical testing 

3. Radiological testing 

400

What does VOC stand for and give an example of one

Volatile Organic Compounds 

they are found in: Paints, glue, materials, markers, deodorizers. 


400

Name the 3 layers of skin

epidermis 

dermis 

subcutaneous layer

400

what are the pros and cons of Natural Gas

Pros: cleaner than coal.

Cons: emits GHGs, destroys ecosystems, non-renewable, more expensive as it starts to run out

400

Name 3 Abiotic Factors that affect biodiversity 

-climate

-temperature 

-precipations

-sunlight 

-soil

-nutrients 

-water

500

What is AQI and what does it tell you.

Air Quality Index 

it provides people with information about the levels of smog in the air 

500

What Countries have the highest Carbon Footprint? 

1. China

2. United States 

3. India 

500

Identify what part of the digestive system "D" is pointing to 

Large intestine 

500

what is Uranium? 

a heavy toxic silvery-white radioactive metallic element; Uranium 235 is used in nuclear power plants. 

500

Name 3 Biotic Factors that affect biodiversity 

-Plants 

-Animal 

- Bacteria 

-fungi 

-Viruses