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WorksheetsEnvironmental Science True/False Finals Test
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 50mins
Environmental Science studies how humans interact with the environment.
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False
Environmental Science combines Biology, Chemistry, Geology, and Meteorology to understand natural systems.
True
False
Environmental Science class focuses on Hawai'i Island.
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False
No horseplaying during lab activities.
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False
Wash hands after every lab activity.
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False
Never misuse lab equipment.
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False
Tie up long hair in lab settings.
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False
PASS stands for Pull, Aim, Squeeze, and Sweep when using a fire extinguisher.
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False
Quantitative data deals with numbers and measurements.
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False
Qualitative data describes observations using the five senses.
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False
A water molecule has 1 oxygen atom and 2 hydrogen atoms.
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False
Molecules consist of two or more atoms.
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False
S stands for Sulfur.
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False
Fr stands for Francium.
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False
O stands for Oxygen.
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False
Au stands for Gold.
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False
Ag stands for Silver.
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False
Biodiversity refers to the variety of life and its processes.
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False
Pollution is the introduction of harmful substances into the environment.
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False
Coral bleaching happens when water temperature changes, affecting corals.
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False
Water is essential for cellular functions.
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False
Photosynthesis converts sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into food and oxygen.
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False
Energy is the ability to do work.
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False
Cellular respiration breaks down glucose to release energy.
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False
Aerobic respiration uses oxygen to produce ATP and release carbon dioxide and water.
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False
The Nitrogen Cycle moves nitrogen through ecosystems.
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False
Sustainability ensures that future generations can meet their needs.
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False
Sand mining extracts sand through open pits, beaches, and dunes.
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False
Coastal erosion occurs due to wave action, currents, and weather events.
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False
Greenhouse gases trap heat, warming the planet.
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False
9% of plastic worldwide is actually recycled.
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False
Loam soil holds the most water.
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False
Mauna Kea is a dormant volcano.
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False
Hualalai is an active volcano.
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False
Kilauea is an active volcano.
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False
Mauna Loa is an active volcano.
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False
Lō'ihi is an active submarine volcano.
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False
Hawai'i faces environmental challenges from invasive species.
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False
Renewable energy helps reduce carbon footprints.
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False
Overfishing disrupts ocean ecosystems.
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False
Recycling reduces waste pollution.
True
False
Tsunamis, droughts, volcanic activity, and hurricanes are examples of natural hazards.
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False
Sand soil increases flood risks.
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False
Hilo series soil is well-suited for growing coconuts.
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False
Acid rain forms when sulfur and nitrogen oxides mix with water in the atmosphere.
True
False
Genki balls help clean water sources.
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False
Effective Microorganisms (EM) help break down organic matter.
True
False
Good soil supports farming and biodiversity.
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False
The Ahupuaʻa system ensures water flows from mountains to the ocean, supporting self-sufficient living.
True
False
CRB is a major threat to Hawaiian ecosystems, especially coconuts.
True
False
Environmental Science only studies plants and animals.
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False
CER stands for claim, evidence, and review.
True
False
A water molecule has 2 oxygen atoms and 1 hydrogen atom.
True
False
Fr stands for Fluorine.
True
False
Os stands for Osmium.
True
False
Ag stands for Argon.
True
False
Biodiversity means a lack of variety in ecosystems.
True
False
Invasive species help native plants grow.
True
False
Pollution improves environmental health.
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False
Coral bleaching helps coral reefs thrive.
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False
Photosynthesis uses oxygen to make food.
True
False
Cellular respiration converts water into energy.
True
False
Sustainability means using up resources quickly.
True
False
Sand mining reduces beach erosion.
True
False
Coastal erosion only occurs in cold climates.
True
False
Greenhouse gases cool down the planet.
True
False
90% of plastic worldwide is recycled.
True
False
Loam soil drains water the fastest.
True
False
Mauna Kea is an active volcano.
True
False
Kīlauea is an extinct volcano.
True
False
CRB improves coconut tree health.
True
False
Hawaiʻi is unaffected by invasive species.
True
False
Renewable energy increases pollution.
True
False
Overfishing helps marine ecosystems thrive.
True
False
Recycling increases waste.
True
False
Sand soil prevents floods.
True
False
Hilo series soil is the worst for growing coconuts.
True
False
Acid rain comes from clean air.
True
False
Genki balls pollute water sources.
True
False
Effective Microorganisms (EM) harm ecosystems.
True
False
The Ahupuaʻa system focuses only on fishing.
True
False
CRB is beneficial to Hawaiian ecosystems.
True
False
Climate change has no impact on plants.
True
False
Human activities do not contribute to soil erosion.
True
False
Water pollution benefits marine life.
True
False
Deforestation increases biodiversity.
True
False
Recycling wastes resources.
True
False
Climate change has improved global weather patterns.
True
False
Cellular respiration produces oxygen instead of energy.
True
False
90. Sand mining helps marine life thrive.
True
False
Hawaii has no natural hazards.
True
False
Ecological footprints measure food calories.
True
False
Carbon footprints measure water pollution.
True
False
Photosynthesis occurs only at night.
True
False
The nitrogen cycle only moves oxygen through ecosystems.
True
False
Anaerobic respiration produces more ATP than aerobic respiration.
True
False
EVs (Electric Vehicles) produce more greenhouse gases than gasoline cars.
True
False
Sustainability means avoiding renewable energy.
True
False
Only deserts experience coastal erosion.
True
False
Plants can survive without sunlight.
True
False
