Farming Summative

As population grows, what also increases? 

• food demand

• number of schools

• 7-11

• roads

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The number 1 source of pollution in our planet is ____________. 

• cars

• people

• farming

• garbage

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The most sustainable farming method is __________.

• traditional

• aquaponics

• greenhouse

• hydroponics

Tomatoes need more ________ to produce more tomatoes.

• air

• water

• sunlight

• CO2

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What is the future of farming?

• hydroponics

• aeroponics

• NFT

• DWC

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Is hydroponics a modern concept?

• Yes

• No

• Sometimes

• It depends

Type of hydroponics where plants are carefully secured so their roots dangle in sloping channels

• DWC

• NFT

• Aero

• Drip

Major drawback of Hydroponics

• Root system

• Cost

• Materials

• Land use

A special form of hydroponics where nutrients are pump to plants through mists.

• Aeroponics

• Hydroponics

• DWC

• Drip

How do energy and matter flow within a plant system?

• Plants take in matter (water and nutrients) through their roots from the water solution and nutrients, and from the air (carbon dioxide) through their leaves.

• Plants take in matter (just nutrients) through their roots from the water solution and nutrients, and from the air (oxygen) through their leaves.

• Plants take in matter (just water) through their roots from the water solution and nutrients, and from the air (carbon monoxide) through their leaves.

• Plants take in matter (water, minerals, nutrients) through their roots from the water solution and nutrients, and from the air (methane) through their leaves.

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