Exercise

Refers to everything that surrounds a living organism.

• Environment

• Resources

• Ecosystem

Interaction between biotic and abiotic components of an environment.

• Environment

• Resources

• Ecosystem

Refer to the direct and indirect contributions of ecosystems to human survival and quality of life.

• Ecological niche

• Ecosystem services

• Solid waste

Which is not an ecosystem service?

• Cultural services

• Support services

• Financial services

• Provisioning services

Generally made up of objects or particles that accumulate on the site where they are produced.

• Trash

• Incineration

• Solid waste

A common form of waste acquired from farming and poultry.

• Mining waste

• Agriculture waste

• Industrial waste

• Municipal waste

The cheapest and the most convenient method.

• Source reduction

• Incineration

• Landfill

• Mulch and compost

Includes materials that people in a community no longer want because they are broken, spoiled or no longer useful.

• Industrial waste

• Mining waste

• Municipal waste

• Agricultural waste

Method of collecting throwaway materials and turning them into useful products.

• Recycling

• Reuse

• Reduce

• Refuse

Involves burning of trash in controlled manner.

• Source reduction

• Incineration

• Landfill

• Mulch and compost