Human Impacts Test Review

Within an ecosystem, changes in one population will impact another population. This idea is known as -

• Specialization

• Interconnectedness

• Interdependence

• Pollution

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The trend of increasing temperatures on Earth is known as -

• Global Warming

• Climate Change

• Greenhouse Effect

• Air pollution

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When heat from the sun is trapped by carbon in our atmosphere it is called -

• Climate Change

• Greenhouse Effect

• Global Warming

• Eutrophication

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The long-term changes in all of earth's weather conditions is called -

• Combustion

• Climate Change

• Global Warming

• Greenhouse Effect

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Name the human impact: The removal of trees faster than forests can replace themselves.

• pollution

• overharvesting

• deforestation

• eutrophication

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Name the human impact: A population of deer is no longer has a place to leave when a new school was built.

• eutrophication

• air pollution

• overharvesting

• habitat destruction

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Name the human impact: Harmful chemicals are leaked into the air from a paper factory.

• pollution

• habitat destruction

• overharvesting

• climate change

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What type of pollution comes from many sources rather than from a single, specific site?

• Point Source

• Nonpoint Source

Name the human impact: A deer population size decreased dramatically after an increase in the number of hunters in an area.

• pollution

• deforestation

• overharvesting

• eutrophication

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The name of the process where excess nutrients (like nitrogen) end up in a body of water, causing increased algae growth, leading to oxygen depletion and dead zones.

• climate change

• air pollution

• eutrophication

• overharvesting

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