Science-Matt
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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People who obtain their water from wells for water are using | groundwater
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Trees grown on tree farms are an example of a | renewable resource
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A resource that cannot be replaced after is is used up is called a ___ | nonrenewable resource
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In the United States, about half of the _____ comes from the cars people drive | air pollution
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Because the smoke from a forest fire is an unwanted substance that is added to the air, it is called | pollution
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A fuel formed over millions of years from the remains of living organisms is called a | fossil fuel
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a molecule of oxygen with three atoms of oxygen is called | ozone
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Rain containing acids formed from air pollutants is called | acid rain
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A colorless, odorless pollutant called ______ is poisonous ti breathe | Carbon Monoxide
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Why is coal classified as a nonrenewable resource | Because when you burn the coal you cannot get it back.
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How can water polluted with fertilizer harm a lake | Because the fertilizer can kill the fish
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Why is rich soil valuable? | Because it can make plants grow more
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Why is air pollution worse than it was 500 years ago | Because there are more cars so there is more air pollution.
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