Chapter 1 Quiz

• Flows directly out of a pipe or smokestack and is easy to locate and regulate.

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• Enters the air or water from a diluted or widespread area, such as when rainfall washes everything from city street into nearby waterways via storm drains. This type is nearly impossible to pinpoint and or regulate.

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is the study of the air you breath, the water you drink and the food you eat.

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​Searching for alternative sources of energy is an important part of environmental science research. TRUE OR FALSE

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​Environmental science draws on knowledge from what different fields of study?

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Managing natural resources for the use of human beings now while ensuring that the same resources will be available for humans in the future

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• Matter and Energy are never

• Created or Destroyed

• Changing Form

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A population of mice lives in a barn community. A cat population has just joined the community. What will happen?

• Mouse and cat populations both go up

• Mouse and cat populations both go down

• Mouse population goes up as cat population goes down

• Mouse population goes down as cat population goes up

  
  

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• The patterns of living communities on Earth.

• Climates

• Biomes

• Ecosystems

• Natural Selection

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​Organisms that benefit from an interaction with another species live in what scientists call symbiosis. These symbiotic relationships can benefit both individuals, benefit one ( parasite) and harm one or benefit just one without harming the other. THIS IS AN EXAMPLE OF:

• Symbiosis

• Coevolution

• Natural Selection

• Resource Partitioning

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