Quiz 1: Population and Human Resources Review

Quiz 1: Population and Human Resources Review

Multiple Choice

What are examples of non-renewable resources?

• Trees

• Fossil Fuels (petroleum, natural gas, and coal)

• water

• solar enegy

Multiple Choice

What is an example of Re-newable resources?

• coal

• natural gas

• copper

• trees

Multiple Choice

Countries around the world have agreed to:

• Work together to reduce our global temperatures (Paris Agreement)

• Not work together to reduce our global temperatures

Multiple Choice

What statement is true about overpopulation?

• We have many resources so we do not need to worry about anything.

• we can regenerate all resources used by the population of the world each year.

• We need to provide the growing population with renewable and non-renewable resources.

Multiple Choice

The Colorado river provides ____________ with 90% of its water.

• Lake Mead

• The Great Lakes

• Mt. Charleston River

Multiple Choice

Living in areas with high pollution can:

• decrease your lifespan

• can affect your health

• both of these answers

Multiple Choice

Air pollutants from Mobil Sources are from

• cars, buses, planes, and trucks

• Power plants, oil refineries, and factories

• agricultural areas, cities, and wood-burning factories

• all of these answers

Multiple Choice

Which pollutant is a heavey metal that can cause health issues?

• Carbon Monoxide

• Ozone

• Sulfer Dioxide

• Lead

Multiple Choice

What four countries are listed in this chart?

• Ludhiana, Delhi, Indore, and Indore

• New York, Los Angeles, Riverside, and London

• India, China, the EU, and the US

Multiple Choice

What is the population density formula?

• (number of individuals)/(area)

• (area)/(number of individuals)

• area + number of individuals

• number of individuals - area

Multiple Choice

True or False: Heavy use of fertilizer and pesticides from a large farm and livestock can affect the neighboring watering supply

• True

• False