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Human Impact

Human Impact

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Science

6th - 8th Grade

Medium

NGSS
MS-ESS3-4, MS-LS2-5, MS-ESS3-1

+2

Standards-aligned

Created by

Felicia Powers

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11 Slides • 14 Questions

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Human Impact

By Felicia Powers

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Deforestation

What is deforestation?

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Deforestation: The clearing of native forests.

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Multiple Choice

What is deforestation?
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Clearing Earth's forests on a massive scale
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Chopping down one tree

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Going to a forest and pulling weeds
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Clearing the five trees in my backyard

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Multiple Choice

What is the largest threat to biodiversity (variety of life)?

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bacteria

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animals themselves

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humans

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plants

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Multiple Select

What are the consequences of deforestation? Check 2.

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Increase in Carbon Dioxide

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Loss of animal habitat

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Decreased sunlight

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Increased oxygen

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Mining (Erosion)

How does erosion relate to mining?

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Mining (Erosion):

Erosion is the moving of rock. Mining​ is the extraction of valuble Earth materials.

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Multiple Select

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What effect does mining have on the environment? Check all that apply.

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Pollutes groundwater and water ways

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Erosion

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Loss of biodiversity

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Increase in plant growth

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Multiple Choice

Which is a negative of mining?
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Increased chances for erosion
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Obtaining valuable resources
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Getting rich
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Making energy and electricity

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Urbanization

What is Urbanization?

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Urbanization

The building of cities.

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Multiple Choice

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Urbanization is

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the process by which human activity and natural process damage land to the point that it can no longer support the local ecosystem.

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replacing forests, fields, and grasslands with houses, roads, schools and shopping area.

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the growth of urban areas caused by people moving into cities

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The process by which wind, water, ice, or gravity transports soil and sediment from one location to another

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Multiple Select

Choose the following that describes why land is important to humans . (Choose all that apply)

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Fossil Fuels for energy

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Nutrients for plants to grow

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Buildings

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Minerals for Construction

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Multiple Choice

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Is this rural or urban?: Dominated by natural or managed features such as grasslands, forests, crop fields

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Urban

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Rural

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Multiple Choice

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Is this rural or urban?: High population density

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Rural

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Urban

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Multiple Select

What are the effects of Urbanization on the environment?

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Loss of biodiversity

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Causes animal habitat destruction.

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Increase of the burning of fossil fuels.

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Deforestation

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Air Quality

How does the quality of air affect us?

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Air Quality: measure of how clean or polluted the air is.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following has a negative impact on air quality?

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Planting trees

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The growing of crops

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Using solar panels

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Burning coal

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Multiple Choice

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What is the major cause for air pollution? 
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Factories and cars

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Lighting a candle

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Deforestation

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Oil spills

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Water Quality

How does the quality of air affect us?

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Water Quality: The measure of the cleanliness and suitability of water.

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Multiple Select

Which ones of these are sources of water pollution?

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wind turbines

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industrial waste

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chemical runoff

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farm pesticides

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Multiple Choice

Spreading fertilizer on your lawn may be good for your grass but it can be bad for the environment because

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it can lead to pollution of nearby soil from animals walking through your grass.

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it can lead to pollution from runoff into nearby water sources.

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it could seep through the grass into your pipes and into your houses drinking water.

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it can pollute the air.

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By Felicia Powers

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