Watersheds & Wetlands Pt. 2

What does pH measure?

• temperture
• air pressure
• How acidic or alkaline a substance is
• speed

What is a Biotic factor?

• The parts of an ecosystem that are non-living 
• The boiling point of water
• The parts of an ecosystem that are living
• energy

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Plants, animals, bacteria and mushrooms are all examples of what?

• Abitoic Factors
• Elements
• Compounds
• Biotic Factors

A place where an animal makes its home

• inherited trait
• life cycle
• habitat
• adaptation

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Made up of living and non living things interacting with one another

• habitat
• adaptations
• food chain
• ecosystem

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When water flows across the surface of the earth it is called?

• Watershed
• River
• Run Off
• Rain

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Humans affect watersheds and wetlands by :

• polluting
• destroying
• overbuilding
• all of the above

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A ___________________ is the area of land that collects runoff and channels it into a main river.

• rill
• gully
• stream channel
• watershed

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Where is water most likely to become contaminated?

• forest
• near a cattle farm
• near a dam
• at the bottom of the ocean

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All are types of wetlands except for 

• swamps
• levees
• marshes
• bogs