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What are ecosystem surfaces?

• Different types of weather patterns
• Artificially created habitats for animals
• Underground layers of soil
• Physical areas where different ecosystems exist

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What is environmental equilibrium?

• A state where the environment maintains a balance between various factors such as ecosystems, climate, and resources.

• A condition where the environment is devoid of any life forms.
• A situation where the environment is dominated by a single species.
• A state where the environment is in constant chaos and disorder.

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What is overpopulation?

• Overpopulation is when the number of people in a specific area is below the capacity of the environment to support life.
• Overpopulation is when the number of people in a specific area exceeds the capacity of the environment to support life at a decent standard of living.
• Overpopulation is when the number of people in a specific area is exactly equal to the capacity of the environment to support life.
• Overpopulation is when the number of people in a specific area is irrelevant to the capacity of the environment to support life.

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What is an example of human impact?

• Deforestation
• Industrialization
• Urbanization
• Climate change

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What are the steps in the Hydrologic cycle?

• Precipitation, Evaporation, Runoff, Infiltration, Transpiration, Condensation
• Evaporation, Precipitation, Infiltration, Runoff, Transpiration, Condensation
• Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Infiltration, Runoff, Transpiration
• Condensation, Evaporation, Precipitation, Infiltration, Runoff, Transpiration

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What is an aquifer?

• An aquifer is an underground layer of water-bearing rock or sediment that stores and transmits groundwater.
• An aquifer is a type of volcanic rock
• An aquifer is a man-made reservoir for storing water
• An aquifer is a type of cloud formation

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What is run off?

• Water absorbed by the soil
• Water collected in a reservoir
• Excess water flowing over the land surface
• Water evaporating from plants

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What is conservation?

• Wasting natural resources
• Destroying ecosystems
• Ignoring environmental concerns
• Preserving, protecting, and managing natural resources

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What is habitat management?

• Habitat management involves feeding wild animals
• Habitat management involves building more roads in natural areas
• Habitat management involves introducing non-native species to an ecosystem
• Habitat management involves activities such as controlled burns, invasive species removal, and planting native vegetation.

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What is species endangerment?

• Species endangerment is when a species is thriving and multiplying rapidly.
• Species endangerment is when a species is at risk of becoming extinct.
• Species endangerment is when a species is considered a nuisance by humans.
• Species endangerment is when a species is intentionally being protected and conserved.

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