WorksheetsHuman Impact on the Environment
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 40mins
Refers to the increasing changes in the measures of climate over a long period of time - including precipitation, temperature, and wind patterns.
climate change
deforestation
global warming
invasive species
Affects other species as it results in the increase of human need for earth's natural resources - food, water, the materials for shelter, etc.
global warming
pollution
human growth population
none of the above
Occurs when enough change (building cities, homes, roads, and highways) has happened to an area that it can no longer support the natural wildlife.
invasive species
habitat loss
global warming
all of the above
Occurs when pollutants (particles, chemicals or substances that make water contaminated) are discharged directly or indirectly into water bodies without enough treatment to get rid of harmful compounds.
water pollution
air pollution
deforestation
global warming
An organism (plant, animal, fungus, or bacterium) that is not native and has a negative effect on an ecosystem.
deforestation
climate change
global warming
invasive species
A process that causes the average temperature on Earth to warm up or increase
habitat loss
climate change
global warming
none of the above
The clearing, or cutting down, of forests and is one of the biggest reasons for global warming.
habitat loss
deforestation
water pollution
air pollution
Occurs when gases, dust, smoke, or odor get into the air and make it unclean which causes it to be unsafe for humans, animals, and plants to live with.
invasive species
habitat loss
human population growth
air pollution
Climate change
Invasive species
all of the above
Deforestation
Global warming
Air pollution
all the above
Water pollution
none of the above
Habitat loss
roads
highways
cities
all of the above
Human population growth leads to
increase in the use of resources
less deforestation
less pollution
none of the above
The removal of one organism can distrupt an ecosystem's biodiversity.
true
false
Which ecosystem would have the healthiest level of biodiversity?
desert
savannah
grassland
tropical rainforest
As the level of biodiversity in an area increases, the health of the ecosystem
remains the same
decreases
increases
goes up and down
What are the 3 types of diversity that make up an area's biodiversity?
plant, animal, human
biotic, abiotic, biome
ecosystem, species, genetic
