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Effects of Industry - Pearson Science 7 Chapter 5.4

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

A species is said to be extinct when

a)

It hasn't been seen in the wild for over 5 years.

b)

It hasn't been seen in the wild for over 50 years and the last known individual has died.

c)

It's numbers are very small.

d)

It is experiencing a rapid decline in population.

2.

A species is said to be endangered when

a)

It's numbers are low and is spread out over a large area.

b)

It hasn't been seen in the wild for over 50 years and the last known individual has died.

c)

It's close to extinction and very small numbers remain.

d)

It is experiencing a rapid decline in population.

3.

A species is said to be vulnerable when

a)

It's numbers are low and is spread out over a large area.

b)

It hasn't been seen in the wild for over 50 years and the last known individual has died.

c)

It's close to extinction and very small numbers remain.

d)

It is experiencing a rapid decline in population.

4.

A species is said to be rare when

a)

It's numbers are low and is spread out over a large area.

b)

It hasn't been seen in the wild for over 50 years and the last known individual has died.

c)

It's close to extinction and very small numbers remain.

d)

It is experiencing a rapid decline in population.

5.

The helmeted honeyeater, the blue whale, the beaked gecko and the Leadbeater's possum are all classified as

a)

Extinct

b)

Endangered

c)

Vulnerable

d)

Rare

6.

The mountain pygmy-possum, the giant Gippsland earthworm, the Mallee fowl, the bilby and the diamond python are all classified as

a)

Extinct

b)

Endangered

c)

Vulnerable

d)

Rare

7.

The eastern wallaroo, the leafy sea dragon, the powerful owl and the alpine tree frog are all classified as

a)

Extinct

b)

Endangered

c)

Vulnerable

d)

Rare

8.

In the past 200 years, how many Australian native plants and animals have become extinct?

a)

25

b)

50

c)

100

d)

more than 125

9.

Rainforests in Sumatra are being logged and burnt to make plantations of

a)

Palm oil

b)

Vegetable oil

c)

Sugar cane

d)

Coffee

10.

Which of the following animals have become critically endangered due to the clearing of the rainforests in Sumatra?

a)

Sumatran elephant

b)

Sumatran tiger

c)

Sumatran rhino

d)

Sumatran orang-utan

11.

The removal of trees for use in the timber industry is called

a)

Habitat destruction

b)

Mining

c)

Logging

d)

Deforestation

12.

Which of the following is NOT an impact of logging

a)

Habitats are destroyed

b)

Food sources are lost

c)

More light reaches the ground changing the plants that can grow

d)

Trees grow taller

13.

Sustainably managed forests should

a)

Provide timber both now and into the future

b)

Cut down more trees than can be grown

c)

Protect forest environments to maintain biodiversity

d)

Plant non-native tress to be used for timber production

14.

Which of the following is NOT an impact of mining?

a)

Habitats are destroyed

b)

Poisonous chemicals can leach out and pollute waterways

c)

Animals living near the mine move to a new habitat

d)

More habitats are created in the mine

15.

Agriculture can negatively impact ecosystems by

a)

Clearing native vegetation to grow crops or be used for grazing

b)

Changing the types of habitats from the original vegetation's habitat

c)

Polluting waterways from fertiliser and pesticide use

d)

Providing more food for society to use.

16.

When native vegetation is cleared and is replaced with houses, shops and industry, it is called

a)

Deforestation

b)

Urbanisation

c)

Industrialisation

d)

Habitat destruction

17.

Which native species has adapted to live happily in urban areas?

a)

Koala

b)

Kangaroo

c)

Echidna

d)

Possums