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Term 4 - Term 1 Quizizz Review

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 3hrs 48mins

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Class
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1.

The pictures show a forest before and after deforestation, a process where many trees are cut down.

Which of the following best explains why trees are called a renewable resources?

a)

If a tree is cut down, a new tree can be planted in its place.

b)

If a tree is cut down, the animals that depended on the tree will help the tree grow back.

c)

Only humans use trees, so tree populations will never fall below the number that are needed.

d)

Only paper is made from trees, so the tree population will never run out.

2.

What could be a reason why a region experiences a shortage of wood if wood is considered to be renewable?

a)

Increase in landslides

b)

Increase in erosion due to lack of vegetation

c)

Removing more trees than were replanted

d)

Lack of water due to droughts

3.

If a river is located in a deep canyon and has changing amounts of water, how can this be developed as an energy source?

a)

A dam could be built to store water

b)

A well could be dug to hold the water

c)

Wind turbines could be built on the banks

d)

You could fish in the river

4.

Windmills can be used to generate electricity from the wind. What is a disadvantage to using windmills?

a)

Increases noise pollution

b)

Increases greenhouse gases

c)

Increases radiation

d)

Increases groundwater pollution

5.

Why do some power plants use fossil fuels to make electricity?

a)

Fossil fuels are better for the environment

b)

Fossil fuels slow down global climate change

c)

Fossil fuels are less expensive than other power sources

d)

Fossil fuels are renewable

6.

Hydropower generates over 60% of the world's renewable energy. What could be an environmental impact of this method of power generation?

a)

It emits greenhouse gases.

b)

It produces air pollutants.

c)

It contaminates groundwater resources.

d)

It results in the destruction of plant and animal habitats.

7.

Oil, natural gas, and coal resources are being depleted by humans. Which statement represents a disadvantage of using energy from fossil fuels?

a)

The formation of new fossil fuels will take a long time compared to how quickly it is now being consumed.

b)

The formation of new fossil fuels will take a short time compared to how slowly it is now being consumed.

c)

There is a surplus of renewable resources to use in place of fossil fuels.

d)

There is a shortage of renewable resources to use in place of fossil fuels.

8.

The sun's energy allows water to cycle through the Earth's atmosphere and Earth many times. What type of resources is this?

a)

Renewable

b)

Nonrenewable

c)

Fossil Fuel

d)

Nuclear

9.

How do humans contribute to the increase in the average global temperatures?

a)

Using bicycles as another mode of transportation

b)

Burning fossil fuels

c)

Recycling plastic bottles

d)

Decreasing deforestation

10.

Which process will increase the levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

a)

Decrease in the decay of plant and animal matter

b)

Decrease in respiration

c)

Increase in photosynthesis

d)

Increase in factory emissions

11.

How can deforestation cause problems leading to global warming?

a)

Plants absorb a significant amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

b)

Plants absorb a significant amount of toxins in the soil

c)

Plants remove a significant amount of oxygen from the atmosphere

d)

Plants reduce the amount of water available in the soil

12.

How do the conditions for a tornado differ from the conditions for a hurricane?

a)

Tornadoes never form when there is rain, while hurricanes always form with rain.

b)

Tornadoes form under low pressure, while hurricanes form under high pressure

c)

Tornadoes form in a stable atmosphere, while hurricanes form in an unstable atmosphere

d)

Tornadoes form over land, while hurricanes form over bodies of water

13.

What type of system helps to weaken a hurricane or steer it away?

a)

Low pressure system

b)

High pressure system

c)

Cold front

d)

Stationary front

14.

How could meteorologist use the ocean temperature data collected by weather buoys?

a)

To predict an earthquake

b)

To predict the strength of a hurricane

c)

To predict the population of fish in a specific area

d)

To predict the wave height due to winds

15.

What could be used to help reduce lives loss due to a volcanic eruption?

a)

Use seismographs to help predict a volcanic eruptions

b)

Build houses with no vents or windows to avoid contact with volcanic gas or ash

c)

Put isolation bearings in buildings to help them retain their shape

d)

Use a monitor to measure the air quality

16.

What is something we could put in place to help reduce the loss of lives in the event of an earthquake?

a)

Build new buildings on higher grounds

b)

Modify old buildings so they are more flexible

c)

Force people to move from areas prone to earthquakes

d)

Build smaller buildings

17.

Why are isolation bearings installed in the base of buildings in areas prone to earthquakes?

a)

It helps predict an earthquake before it occurs

b)

It helps prevent a building from be affected by an earthquake

c)

It helps to maintain the buildings shape and reduce loss of life

d)

It helps reduce the cost of the building

18.

Based on this map, the epicenter of the earthquake is at which location?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

19.

Tsunamis are formed due to what?

a)

Hurricane

b)

Tornado

c)

Underwater earthquake

d)

Volcanic eruption

20.

What happens to a hurricane that moves over land or cool ocean water?

a)

it will upgrade its category

b)

it will get weaker

c)

it will get stronger

d)

it will morph into a typhoon

21.

A mountain area in the Pacific Northwest has many landslides. What most likely causes these rocks and soils to erode?

a)

tree roots

b)

gravity and rainfall

c)

glaciers

d)

frequent volcanic eruptions

22.

A mountain range experiencing landslides. What are some things that could be done to reduce landslides in this area?

a)

Planting trees in the open areas on the mountain range

b)

Placing screens or fencing along the rocky areas near the roads and neighborhoods

c)

Both planting vegetation and screens could help reduce landslides

d)

Neither of these would reduce landslides because landslides cannot be prevented.

23.

What happens to a wave when it travels through a different medium such as a wave traveling from air to water?

a)

The speed of the wave changes

b)

The wave will stop moving

c)

The speed of the wave will stay the same

d)

The wave will scatter

24.

An object absorbed all colors of white light except red light which is reflected. What color is the object?

a)

Red

b)

Blue

c)

White

d)

Black

25.

These two waves are sound waves traveling at the same speed. Which wave would produce a louder sound?

a)

Wave 1

b)

Wave 2

c)

Neither wave

d)

Both waves

26.

A light wave strikes the surface of a mirror. Which letter represents the reflected ray?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

27.

Soft materials such as carpet or couches can hold transported sound waves which reduces the loudness of a sound. Which term is describing what is happening to the sound wave?

a)

Absoprtion

b)

Compression

c)

Reflection

d)

Diffraction

28.

Based on the diagram, what happened to this sound wave?

a)

Some of the sound wave's energy was absorbed

b)

All of the sound wave's energy was reflected

c)

None of the sound wave's energy was transmitted

d)

The sound wave's energy was refracted

29.

Arrange the waves in order from increasing frequency.

a)

1, 2, 3, 4

b)

3, 1, 2, 4

c)

4, 1, 2, 3

d)

4, 3, 2, 1

30.

What color would a green leaf appear through a red filter?

a)

Green

b)

Red

c)

White

d)

Black

31.
Which of the following can sound travel through?
a)
solid
b)
liquid
c)
gas
d)
all of the above
32.

A person produces a sound wave that is directed towards and object. The image shows what happens to the sound wave once it touches the object. What is true about sound waves?

a)

The sound wave is absorbed by the object and increases the volume

b)

The sound wave is refracted by the object and changes the wave's direction

c)

The sound wave is reflected by the object and causes an echo

d)

The sound wave is transmitted by the object and reduces the volume

33.

Which option correctly compares the waves?

a)

Both waves are light waves.

b)

Both waves are sound waves.

c)

Wave X is a light wave, and Wave Y is a sound wave.

d)

Wave X is a sound wave, and Wave Y is a light wave.

34.

Scientist argue that the amount of carbon dioxide present in the atmosphere is increasing rapidly, which is leading to global warming on a scale that has never been measured in Earth's history. Scientists conclude that countries must decrease the production of carbon dioxide to slow the heating of Earth. Which statement supports the scientists' conclusion?

a)

Carbon dioxide is released during combustion accompanied by heat

b)

Carbon dioxide traps heat in the atmosphere that is radiated by Earth

c)

Carbon dioxide is released during respiration, and the human population is significantly increasing

d)

Carbon dioxide disperses moisture in the atmosphere, and this moisture increases global temperatures

35.

In 2016, nonrenewable resources accounted for 81% of the energy consumed in the United States. Which action will help in the conservation of nonrenewable resources?

a)

Reusing petroleum and coal

b)

Reducing the production of electronic devices

c)

Replacing wind and geothermal with natural gas

d)

Recycling fossil fuels into other products