Human-Environment Interaction

The overall weather in an area over a long period of time is known as:

• Weather
• Climate
• Change
• Hurricane

A naturally occurring fuel found in the earth formed by the remains of living things (like dinosaurs, plants, and other animals) over millions of years.

• Dinosaur Fuels
• Decaying Matter
• Gas
• Fossil Fuels

Gasses in the atmosphere that trap energy and heat are known as: 

• Fossil Fuels
• Greenhouse Gases
• Nitrogens
• Oxygens

The thin layer of gasses surrounding the earth is known as the:

• Atmosphere
• Stratosphere
• Gravitational Field
• Asteroid Belt

A resource that has an unlimited supply and does not run out when used by humans is known as a:

• Unlimited Resource
• Renewable Resource
• Natural Resource
• Special Resource

Smog is an example of ______________ pollution.

• land
• water
• air
• noise

Pollution _________________________.

• is harmful materials put into the environment
• found in air, water, and land
• effects plants, animals, and people
• All of the above

Which of the following does NOT cause water pollution?

• oil spills
• garbage
• fertilizers from farms
• smoke

__________________ is using materials wisely to protect them.

• Pollution
• Conservation
• Recycling
• Smog

How does air pollution effect people?

• It can cause people to have difficulty breathing.
• It can make sick people even sicker. 
• Sometimes, air pollution can cause cancer.
• All of the above