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Review of Modules 1 & 2

Total questions: 191

Worksheet time: 10hrs 57mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

True or False: The study of geography helps us view the world in new ways.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What level of geography is described below: Geographers ask questions to figure out why people live and work the way they do.

a)

Local Level

b)

Regional/National Level

c)

Global Level

3.

What level of geography is described below: Part of the world that has one or more common features that distinguish it from surrounding areas.

a)

Local Level

b)

Regional/National Level

c)

Global Level

4.

What level of geography is described below: Geographers ask how events and ideas from one region of the world affect people in other regions to learn how people interact.

a)

Local Level

b)

Regional/National Level

c)

Global Level

5.

Which branch of geography is described below: The study of landforms, water bodies, and other physical features

a)

Physical geography

b)

Human geography

6.

Which branch of geography is described below: Focuses on people, their cultures, and the landscapes they create

a)

Physical geography

b)

Human geography

7.

Other branches of geography include:

a)

Cartography

b)

Hydrology

c)

Meteorology

d)

All of the above

e)

none of the above

8.

Which theme of geography is described below: Refers to an area’s landscape, the features that define the area and make it different from other places. Can include land, climate, and people.

a)

Location

b)

Place

c)

Human-Environment Interaction

d)

Movement

e)

Regions

9.

Which theme of geography is described below: How people interact with their environment.

a)

Location

b)

Place

c)

Human-Environment Interaction

d)

Movement

e)

Regions

10.

Which theme of geography is described below: Why and how people move, including the roads and routes that make movement so common

a)

Location

b)

Place

c)

Human-Environment Interaction

d)

Movement

e)

Regions

11.

What type of location is described below: A general description of where a place is.

a)

Absolute location

b)

Relative location

12.

What type of location is described below: A specific description of where a place is, such as an address.

a)

Absolute location

b)

Relative location

13.

What is the study of Earth and its peoples, places, and environments?

a)

archaeology

b)

geology

c)

geography

d)

anthropology

14.
The study of the world's landforms, bodies of water, and other natural features is...
a)
physical geography 
b)
human geography 
15.
The study of the world's people, communities, and landscapes is...
a)
physical geography 
b)
human geography
16.

Climate, landforms, and vegetation are types of ________ features.

a)

physical

b)

human

c)

absolute

d)

technological

17.

Population, economic activity, and land use are types of _______ features.

a)

technological

b)

physical

c)

human

d)

absolute

18.

What type of feature is this?

a)

Human Feature

b)

Physical Feature

19.

What type of feature is this?

a)

Human Feature

b)

Physical Feature

20.

What type of feature is this?

a)

Human Feature

b)

Physical Feature

21.

If it has to do with anything Political, Social, Economic or religious it is ?

a)

Regions

b)

Geography

c)

Human Geography

d)

Physical Geography

22.

This photo best represents...

a)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

b)

Location

c)

Region

d)

Movement

23.

Relative location is where a place is in relation to other places.  For example...

a)

1234 Oak Street, 92108

b)

The Great Wall is located near Beijing in northern China.

c)

1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, D.C., DC 20500

d)

90° N Latitude and 20° W Longitude

24.

This photo best represents...

a)

Movement

b)

Location

25.

Explains how people, ideas & animals move from one place to another.

a)

Place

b)

Location

c)

Movement

d)

Human-Environment Interaction

26.

This photo best represents...

a)

Movement

b)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

c)

Region

d)

Location

27.

Describes the CHARACTERISTICS of a location. 

a)

Place

b)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

c)

Movement

d)

Region

28.

A famous place is the Grand Canyon, known for its steep rock walls that were carved by the Colorado River.

a)

Region

b)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

c)

Movement

d)

Place

29.

This photo best represents...

a)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

b)

Movement

c)

Location

30.

Provides a way of locating places. Absolute location is the exact point where a place is located, such as GPS (Global Positioning System) coordinates.

a)

Location

b)

Movement

c)

Place

d)

Region

31.

This photo best represents...

a)

Location

b)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

c)

Region

32.

Explains how people affect the environment & how the environment affects people. 

a)

Movement

b)

Human-Environment Interaction

c)

Place

d)

Region

33.

This photo best represents...

a)

Movement

b)

Region

c)

Human Environment Interaction

34.

North America is a region that includes the US, Mexico & Canada.

a)

Region

b)

Movement

35.

This photo best represents...

a)

Movement

b)

Location

c)

Region

36.

People build dams to change the flow of rivers.

a)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

b)

Location

c)

Region

d)

Place

37.

This photo best represents...

a)

Human-Environment Interaction

b)

Movement

c)

Region

d)

Location

38.

The spread of religions around the world is an example of...

a)

location.

b)

place.

c)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

d)

movement.

39.

This photo best represents...

a)

Location

b)

Movement

40.

A group of places that have common characteristics.

a)

Location

b)

Human-Evironmental Interaction

c)

Region

d)

Movement

41.

This photo best represents...

a)

Movement

b)

Location

c)

Region

42.

Determines the distances and direction of places on the earth

a)

Map

b)

Globe

43.

Shows land and water features

a)

Map

b)

Globe

44.

It is like looking at a point in outer space

a)

Map

b)

Globe

45.

It shows the whole world at one glance

a)

Map

b)

Globe

46.

Only part or half of the world can be seen at one time

a)

Map

b)

Globe

47.

It is too heavy and bulky to carry around

a)

Map

b)

Globe

48.

Determines the distances and direction of places on the earth

a)

Map

b)

Globe

49.

Shows land and water features.

a)

Map

b)

Globe

50.

3D model of the earth

a)

Map

b)

Globe

51.

Easy to carry around and store

a)

Map

b)

Globe

52.
What is the name of this line at 0 degrees latitude?
a)

Equator

b)

Prime Meridian

c)

International Date Line

d)

North Pole

53.
a)
The map show the lines of longitude.
b)
The map shows the lines of latitude.
54.
a)
The map shows lines of longitude.
b)
The map shows lines of latitude.
55.
Latitude and longitude are measured in ________.
a)

cups

b)

gallons

c)

degrees

d)

Fahrenheit

56.
What is the name of the line at zero degrees longitude?
a)

Equator

b)

Prime Meridian

c)

International Date Line

d)

North Pole

57.
A _______________ is exactly half of the earth.
a)
Equator
b)
Hemisphere
c)
Tropic of Cancer
d)
Arctic Circle
58.
Lines of ______ measure how far from the equator a place is located?
a)
Longitude
b)
Latitude
59.

The equator divides the Earth into what two hemispheres?

a)

Eastern and Southern

b)

Northern and Southern

c)

Western and Eastern

d)

Northern and Western

60.
Lines of longitude are also called  ____________.
a)
Hemispheres
b)
Meridians
c)
parallels
d)
International Date Lines
61.
To locate the exact places on Earth, one must look at: 
a)
latitude lines only
b)
the intersecting lines of latitude and longitude
c)
longitude lines only
d)
a neighboring area to describe the location
62.
What shape is the planet Earth?
a)
Circle
b)
hemisphere
c)
sphere
d)
cone
63.
The Prime Meridian separates the Earth into what two hemispheres?
a)
Northern and Southern
b)
Western and Eastern
c)
Northern and Eastern
d)
Southern and Western
64.

Globes provide a three-dimensional view of the Earth. They provide the most accurate view of the world but have limitations in their use.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

All world map projections create distorted images of the Earth to some degree. These distortions relate to size, shape, direction, and distance.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

A geographer who makes maps:

a)

Cartographer

b)

Distortion

c)

Projection

67.

Which type of map projection is this?

a)

Peter's

b)

Robinson

c)

Mercator

d)

Topographic

e)

Conic

68.

Why is it difficult to project the Earth onto a flat surface?

a)

it distorts the sizes and shapes of the landmasses

b)

the technology to do so does not exist

c)

it cuts the Earth into 2 hemispheres

d)

it's actually not the difficult

69.

A major disadvantage to using a Mercator map would be

a)

it does not show true direction

b)

it distorts land size and often the size is misrepresented

c)

it is only used to travel over land

d)

it is not very well known

70.

This is a Mercator projection map. Why is this map projection not be the greatest to use when determining land size?

a)

Places at the poles, like Greenland and Antarctica, are extremely distorted in their size, appearing larger than they really are.

b)

Africa appears too large on this map.

c)

All the continents are smaller than they actually are.

d)

Places by the equator are highly distorted and appear much larger than they really are.

71.

Why do we use maps more often than we use globes?

a)

Globes are bulky and not as easy to store.

b)

Globes distort shape and size too much.

c)

Globes are not around anymore.

72.
Which projection is this?
a)
Conic
b)
Mercator
c)
Eckert IV
d)
Robinson
73.

What are the advantages of a conic projection map?

a)
It shows all areas of the Earth at the same scale
b)

It is almost true shape and size

c)
It preserves the correct angles and shapes of small areas
74.

What is the main disadvantages of a conic projection map?

a)
It distorts the size of the continents
b)
It does not show the entire globe
c)
It does not show the poles
75.

What are the main advantages of a flat plane projection map?

a)

Shows true direction

b)

Distorts the shapes of land masses

c)

Shows true area

76.

What shows all the directions on a map?

a)

Map Title

b)

South

c)

Compass Rose

d)

Legend

77.

What does a legend (map key) show?

a)

It shows directions.

b)

It show a famous rockstar's picture.

c)

It shows where things are located on a map represented by symbols.

d)

It shows you how far places are from one another.

78.

What is a scale used for on a map?

a)

It tells you what the map is about.

b)

It lets you see how much you weigh.

c)

It tells you where things are on a map.

d)

It tells you the true distance of places on a map or globe.

79.

What map feature can help you determine the approximate distance between two locations?

a)

map scale

b)

key

c)

title

d)

distance calculator

80.

What is the name of this object?

a)

map symbol

b)

map key

c)

map scale

d)

compass rose

81.

Which of the following helps you identify what symbols mean on a map?

a)

legend

b)

scale

c)

map

d)

title

82.

What shows you where in the world the area on the map is located?

a)

globe

b)

city

c)

locator map

d)

political map

83.

What part of the map shows you the subject of the map?

a)

the title

b)

the compass rose

c)

the scale

d)

the legend

84.

Why are sinkholes common in Florida?

a)

Florida is a peninsula. Sinkholes are commonly formed on peninsulas because a peninsula is surrounded by water.

b)

Florida has a lot of swamps with animals that burrow into the sandy soil making holes and tunnels that collapse.


c)

Florida's underlying rock is limestone. Limestone dissolves easily, forming caverns which can then collapse and form a sinkhole.


d)

Florida has a lot of oil underground. When the oil is removed, there is nothing left to hold up the soil

85.
a)
Delta
b)
Glacier
c)
River
d)
Coastline
86.

Florida is a state with water on 3 sides. Florida is a....

a)

island

b)

ocean

c)

hill

d)

peninsula

87.

This landform is formed by

a)

water erosion

b)

wind erosion

c)

deposition

d)

glaciers

88.
What is a land area that is surrounded by water?
a)
Lake
b)
Island
c)
Gulf
d)
Peninsula
89.
Area of raised land that is lower and more rounded than a mountain
a)
Plain
b)
Mini mountain
c)
Hill
d)
Bay
90.

What is an opening in earth's crust from which lava flows?

a)

Volcano

b)

Trench

c)

Mountain

d)

Tsunami

91.

What landform does this photo show?

a)

Plateau

b)

Mountain

c)

Canyon

d)

Glacier

92.

What landform does this photo show?

a)

River

b)

Plain

c)

Mountain

d)

Island

93.

What are naturally occurring features on Earth’s surface?

a)

erosion

b)

geographic

c)

Landforms

94.

What is the of Erosion

a)

Movements of sediment or soil from one location to another by means of water, ice, or wind

b)

Landforms

c)

Deposition

95.

What landform is this?

a)

mountain

b)

isthmus

c)

delta

d)

glacier

96.

Area of rugged land that steeply rises at least 2500 ft above sea level

a)

moutain

b)

strait

c)

mesa

d)

desert

97.
What land form is this?
a)
valley
b)
plain
c)
volcano
d)
canyon
98.

What Landfrom is this?

a)

Hills

b)

Mountains

c)

Volcano

d)

River

99.

What is sediment?

a)

occurs when the eroded materials are dropped or laid down

b)

fragments of weathering rocks

c)

the process by which rock materials are broken down by the action of physical and chemical process

d)

the process by which wind, water, ice or gravity transport weathered materials from one location to another

100.

What is erosion?

a)

When sediment is transported from one place to another

b)

When eroded materials are dropped or laid down.

c)

when sediment or rocks are broken down

d)

when rocks react with oxygen and water

101.

Weather or Climate?​

It was really hot out yesterday. ​​

a)

Weather

b)

Climate

102.

Weather or Climate?

There is a chance of thunderstorms later tonight but the weekend should be clear.

a)

Weather

b)

Climate

103.

Weather or Climate?

Miami typically goes through a dry season every year from October to April.

a)

Weather

b)

Climate

104.

Weather or Climate?

In parts of the Sahara desert less than 1 inch of rain falls annually. ​

a)

Weather

b)

Climate

105.

How does Altitude affect climate

a)

lower altitudes are colder

b)

Higher altitudes are warmer

c)

Higher altitudes are colder

d)

Altitude does not affect climate

106.

Fall here tends to be dry and cool.

a)

Climate

b)

Weather

107.

The temperature is currently 3oC.

a)

Climate

b)

Weather

108.

The amount of precipitation measured over the course of a year.

a)

Climate

b)

Weather

109.

A sea breeze moving across the central Florida peninsula.

a)

Weather

b)

Climate

110.

In 2012, England had a record wet Summer while the U.S. had drought conditions.

a)

Weather

b)

Climate

111.

. An overnight freeze that damages orange crops in central Florida.

a)

Weather

b)

Climate

112.

Which of the following best describes the difference between weather and climate?

a)

Weather happens in your state, and climate happens in your country.

b)

Weather includes the wind and rainfall, whereas climate only describes the temperature.

c)

Weather can be predicted but climate cannot.

d)

Weather describes conditions such as wind and rain at a particular time, whereas climate describes typical seasonal conditions.

113.

Use the table to answer the question. Each location has an average annual temperature above 18ºC (64ºF). Which location is most likely to have a tropical climate?

a)

Location A

b)

Location B

c)

Location C

d)

Location D

114.

Use the table to answer which location has the wettest climate?

a)

Location A

b)

Location B

c)

Location C

d)

Location D

115.

Which location has the driest climate?

a)

Location A

b)

Location B

c)

Location C

d)

Location D

116.

permanently frozen layers of soil

(vocab word)

a)

monsoons

b)

savannas

c)

steppes

d)

permafrost

117.

winds that shift direction with the seasons and create wet and dry periods

(vocab word)

a)

monsoons

b)

savannas

c)

steppes

d)

permafrost

118.

semidry grasslands or prairies

(vocab word)

a)

monsoons

b)

savannas

c)

steppes

d)

permafrost

119.

areas of tall grasses and scattered trees and shrubs

(vocab word)

a)

monsoons

b)

savannas

c)

steppes

d)

permafrost

120.

Tropical, temperate, and polar climate zones relate to which of the following?

a)

elevation

b)

latitude

c)

precipitation

d)

temperature

121.

tropical climates occur in ___________latitudes.

(pg 68, 3rd paragraph)

a)

the low

b)

the high

c)

different

d)

the middle

122.

How do monsoons affect some places with humid tropical climates?

(pg 70, 4th paragraph)

a)

by producing tall grasses

b)

by producing rain forests

c)

by creating rainy and dry seasons

d)

by creating cool and windy seasons

123.

Which of the following ---DOES NOT---- describe the year-round conditions in places with humid tropical climates?

a)

cool

b)

muggy

c)

rainy

d)

warm

124.

Which climate region has dry, sunny, warm summers with mild wetter winters? It is found in popular vacation areas with scrub woodland and grassland.

a)

marine west coast

b)

humid subtropical

c)

Mediterranean

d)

humid continental

125.

Which climate region is typically located in the middle of continents and receives less than 10 inches of rain per year?

a)

steppe

b)

tropical savana

c)

desert

d)

tundra

126.

Which climate region is warm all year long with distinct rainy and dry seasons. It has tall grasses and scattered trees.

a)

humid tropical

b)

tropical savanna

c)

steppe

d)

humid subtropical

127.

Which climate region is humid with hot summer and mild winters, averaging 15-20 inches of rain per year? It is in the path of hurricanes and typhoons.

a)

humid tropical

b)

humid subtropical

c)

marine west coast

d)

tropical savanna

128.

Which of the following is a factor that DOES NOT impact the climate of a place?

a)

Latitude

b)

Altitude

c)

Current

d)

longitude

129.

In the mountainous areas, climate and vegetation are affected by

a)

Altitude or Elevation

b)

Latitude

c)

Longitude

d)

The sun

130.

The Atacama Desert was created by the Andes Mountains. This is called a?

a)

Rainbow

b)

Rain Shadow

c)

Sun Shadow

d)

Desert

131.

Which Biome includes call the Following?

·     Permafrost

·     Long, cold winters

·     Short, cool summers

·     The summer growing season is 50-60 days long

·     Vegetation – low lying grasses, mosses, shrubs, no trees

a)

Tropical grasslands

b)

Rainforests

c)

The Taiga

d)

Tundra

132.

Which Biome is being described?

·     Cacti 

·     Very low unreliable rainfall, or no rainfall, dry

·     Low population density

·     Can be created by a rain shadow

a)

Savanna

b)

Deciduous forest

c)

desert

d)

taiga

133.

The name for plant growth in an area.

a)

Crops

b)

Plants

c)

Forests

d)

Vegetation

134.

_____ Occurs when plants and animals adjust to the rainforest

a)

Getting comfortable

b)

Adaptation

c)

Preciptation

d)

participation

135.

What is the name for trees that lose their leaves every fall?

a)

Coniferous trees

b)

Palm trees

c)

evergreen trees

d)

deciduous trees

136.

What is the name for the layer of permanently frozen soil?

a)

frozen Earth

b)

permafrost

c)

frost

d)

ice

137.

This is the parklike landscape with scattered trees that can survive the dry spell.

a)

desert

b)

arid

c)

tropical forest

d)

savanna

138.

 The pattern of weather that takes place in an area over many years.

a)

plant growth cycle

b)

mistral

c)

climate

d)

vegetation

139.

Part of the water cycle; the process by which water falls to Earth.

a)

percipitation

b)

rain

c)

snow

d)

sleet

140.

What climate zone is known for having the coldest climates on Earth. It is also known as the high latitudes.

a)

cold zones

b)

polar

c)

tropical

d)

temperate

141.

What Climate zones are found north of the Arctic Circle?

a)

Tropical wet

Tropical wet/dry

b)

Tundra

Subarctic

c)

Marine West Coast

Tundra

d)

Highland

Subarctic

142.

What is the major climate is found in Northern Africa?

a)

tropical wet

b)

Semiarid

c)

arid desert

d)

Humid Subtropical

143.

What Climate do we have in Michigan

a)

Humid Subtropical

b)

Arid desert

c)

Humid Continental

d)

Subarctic

144.

All of the physical living and nonliving things in an area.

a)

environment

b)

biome

c)

geography

d)

geographer

145.

A _____________ is a region of the world with a similar climate (weather, temperature), animals, and plants to certain other areas of the world.

a)

geographer

b)

geography

c)

biome

d)

environment

146.

A scientist who studies places and the relationships between people and their

environments

a)

geography

b)

biome

c)

environment

d)

geographer

147.

The study of places and the relationships between people and their environments

a)

geography

b)

biome

c)

environment

d)

geographer

148.

A large, flowing body of water that usually empties into a sea or ocean.

a)

lake

b)

river

c)

stream

d)

sea

149.

A large body of salt water

a)

river

b)

lake

c)

spring

d)

ocean

150.

An extremely dry area with little water and few plants

a)

jungle

b)

temperate deciduous forest

c)

desert

d)

grassland

151.

A large area of land covered mainly with trees that lose their leaves in the winter and regrow them in the spring

a)

taiga

b)

jungle

c)

tundra

d)

temperate deciduous forest

152.

An area of dense, tropical vegetation, including trees, grasses, reeds, and vines.

a)

island

b)

rainforest

c)

mountains

d)

ocean

153.

An area of land with long cold winters and a few months of warm weather; dominated by coniferous evergreens that do not shed their needles in winter

a)

valley

b)

savanna

c)

taiga

d)

temperate deciduous forest

154.

A liquid fossil fuel formed from the remains of animals, algae, and other organisms is ____________________.

a)

coal

b)

asthenosphere

c)

oil

d)

water

155.

A fuel is a substance that provides _________________________as a result of a chemical change.

a)

Food

b)

Energy

c)

Fire

d)

Water

156.

____Factories where crude oil is separated into fuels and other products are called _____.

a)

deposits

b)

reserves

c)

refineries

d)

incinerators

157.

Which fossil fuel produces the lowest levels of most air pollutants?

a)

coal

b)

oil

c)

petroleum

d)

natural gas

158.

Coal is a fossil fuel formed from _____.

a)

the remains of animals

b)

rocks

c)

decaying plant remains

d)

hardened lava

159.

The three major fossil fuels are coal, oil, and _____.

a)

wood

b)

natural gas

c)

uranium

d)

electricity

160.

What is the result of using fossil fuels more rapidly than they are formed?

a)

the reserves will eventually be used up

b)

the reserves will be refilled more quickly

c)

the reserves will not be affected

d)

the price of fossil fuels will fall

161.
4. Fossil fuels came from the fossilized remains of plants and animals from long ago.
a)
True
b)
False
162.
6. Gasoline comes from which fossil fuel?
a)
Coal
b)
Petroleum
c)
Natural Gas
163.
What fossil fuel is in the image?
a)
Natural Gas
b)
Steam
c)
Coal
d)
Petroleum
164.
What fossil fuel is in the image?
a)
Coal
b)
Natural Gas
c)
Petroleum
165.
Formed from dead marine organisms
a)
Oil and Natural Gas
b)
Coal
c)
Fossil Fuels
166.
Crude oil is also called what?
a)
biomass
b)
fossils
c)
coal
d)
petroleum
167.
Energy sources that cannot be replaced once they are used up
a)
Renewable Energy Sources
b)
Non Renewable Energy Sources
168.

Minerals are natural substances found deep inside the Earth.

a)

True

b)

False

169.
What is deforestation?
a)
Clearing Earth's forests on a massive scale
b)
Eating too much vegetables
c)
Going to a forest and pulling weeds
d)
Clearing the five trees in my backyard
170.

A liquid fossil fuel formed from the remains of animals, algae, and other organisms is ____________________.

a)

coal

b)

asthenosphere

c)

oil

d)

water

171.

The energy generated by moving water in rivers is called _________________________ energy.

a)

Wind Energy

b)

Tidal Energy

c)

Biomass Energy

d)

Hydroelectric Energy

172.

A fuel is a substance that provides _________________________as a result of a chemical change.

a)

Food

b)

Energy

c)

Fire

d)

Water

173.

The intense heat from Earth's interior that warms the magma underneath the surface is called _______________.

a)

hydrogen power

b)

tidal energy

c)

geothermal energy

d)

solar energy

174.

____Factories where crude oil is separated into fuels and other products are called _____.

a)

deposits

b)

reserves

c)

refineries

d)

incinerators

175.

Which fossil fuel produces the lowest levels of most air pollutants?

a)

coal

b)

oil

c)

petroleum

d)

natural gas

176.

Coal is a fossil fuel formed from _____.

a)

the remains of animals

b)

rocks

c)

decaying plant remains

d)

hardened lava

177.

The three major fossil fuels are coal, oil, and _____.

a)

wood

b)

natural gas

c)

uranium

d)

electricity

178.

What is the result of using fossil fuels more rapidly than they are formed?

a)

the reserves will eventually be used up

b)

the reserves will be refilled more quickly

c)

the reserves will not be affected

d)

the price of fossil fuels will fall

179.

What is the most widely used source of renewable energy in the world today?

a)

hydroelectric power

b)

solar power

c)

biomass fuels

d)

tidal power

180.
4. Fossil fuels came from the fossilized remains of plants and animals from long ago.
a)
True
b)
False
181.
6. Gasoline comes from which fossil fuel?
a)
Coal
b)
Petroleum
c)
Natural Gas
182.
What fossil fuel is in the image?
a)
Natural Gas
b)
Steam
c)
Coal
d)
Petroleum
183.
What fossil fuel is in the image?
a)
Coal
b)
Natural Gas
c)
Petroleum
184.
Formed from dead marine organisms
a)
Oil and Natural Gas
b)
Coal
c)
Fossil Fuels
185.
Crude oil is also called what?
a)
biomass
b)
fossils
c)
coal
d)
petroleum
186.
Energy sources that cannot be replaced once they are used up
a)
Renewable Energy Sources
b)
Non Renewable Energy Sources
187.

Minerals are natural substances found deep inside the Earth.

a)

True

b)

False

188.
Nuclear Power's source comes from _________________.
a)
Uranium or Plutonium
b)
Coal
c)
Natural Gas
d)
Oil and/or Coal
189.
What product does a nuclear power plant produce for its customers?
a)
electricity
b)
a turbine
c)
hot water
d)
steam
190.
Which is a benefit of using nuclear power?
a)
Makes us less reliant on fossil fuels
b)
Exposes workers to hazards in nuclear facilities
c)
Generates radioactive nuclear waste
d)
Causes thermal pollution to water systems
191.
What is deforestation?
a)
Clearing Earth's forests on a massive scale
b)
Eating too much vegetables
c)
Going to a forest and pulling weeds
d)
Clearing the five trees in my backyard