Human Impact

What systems are involved when humans run factories that produce smog?

• humans (bio), factories (geo), smog (atmo)

• humans (geo), factories (atmo), smog (bio)

• humans (hydro), factories (bio), smog (atmo)

• humans (bio), factories (atmo), smog (hydro)

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Burning fossil fuels creates air pollution.

• True

• False

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We can prevent water pollution by:

• Reduce the use of plastic.

• Properly dispose of chemicals.

• Clean up after your animals.

• All of the above

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If people inhale more smog, then they will not be able to hold their breath as long. What is the IV?

• amount of smog

• hold long they hold their breath

• no smog

• people's age

If people inhale more smog, then they will not be able to hold their breath as long. What is the DV?

• amount of smog

• hold long they hold their breath

• no smog

• people's age

If engineers build a dam across the river, then less sand will migrate to the beaches. What is the control?

• dam

• amount of sand

• river flow

• no dam

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Which are ways to prevent or reduce air pollution?

• clearing forests and burning fossil fuels

• measuring air quality and treating asthma

• using renewable resources and public transportation

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NGSS.HS-ETS1-3

Oil

• Energy from the Sun; renewable energy source
• Fossil fuel; non renewable energy source; made from decomposed plants and animals
• Renewable energy from moving water
• Energy from deep within the Earth; renewable energy

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Solar Energy

• Energy from the Sun; renewable energy source
• Fossil fuel; non renewable energy source; made from decomposed plants and animals
• Renewable energy from moving water
• Energy from deep within the Earth; renewable energy

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NGSS.HS-ETS1-2

Deforestation

• Wind Energy
• Oil, coal, natural gas. When burned they produce carbon dioxide
• Organisms that eat the fish could become endangered due to starvation.
• The destruction of forests in order to make the land available for other uses.

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