Fernbank Review

The C in C.O.R.E. stands for which of the following?

• connectiong

• collaborating

• collecting

• competing

The O in C.O.R.E. stands for which of the following?

• officiating

• operating

• obtaining

• observing

The R in C.O.R.E. stands for which of the following?

• researching

• reading

• regulating

• recovering

The E in C.O.R.E. stands for which of the following?

• educating

• environments

• ecosystems

• enriching

Of the 4 major parts of Ecosystem Protection outlined in the C.O.R.E. Program, Regulating is defined as:

• laws and policies that govern the use and protection of ecosystems

• the various uses that indigenous people use land for as it pertains to personal and spiritual beliefs

• laws and policies in place for the allocation of ecosystem-based resources

• laws and policies in place used for protection ecosystems

Of the 4 major parts of Ecosystem Protection outlined in the C.O.R.E. Program, Cultural is defined as:

• laws and policies that govern the use and protection of ecosystems

• the various uses that indigenous people use land for as it pertains to personal and spiritual beliefs

• laws and policies in place for the allocation of ecosystem-based resources

• laws and policies in place used for protection ecosystems

Of the 4 major parts of Ecosystem Protection outlined in the C.O.R.E. Program, Provisioning is defined as:

• laws and policies that govern the use and protection of ecosystems

• the various uses that indigenous people use land for as it pertains to personal and spiritual beliefs

• laws and policies in place for the allocation of ecosystem-based resources

• laws and policies in place used for protection ecosystems

Of the 4 major parts of Ecosystem Protection outlined in the C.O.R.E. Program, Supporting is defined as:

• laws and policies that govern the use and protection of ecosystems

• the various uses that indigenous people use land for as it pertains to personal and spiritual beliefs

• laws and policies in place for the allocation of ecosystem-based resources

• laws and policies in place used for protection of ecosystems

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NGSS.MS-LS2-5

The area of land where water drains and pools is called:

• Watershed

• porous

• nonporous

When water is able to be absorbed into the surface. (This is typically dirt and soil matter but can also be bodies of water such as pounds, lakes, oceans, rivers, and streams):

• Watershed

• porous

• nonporous

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4