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Earth Systems Test
This study stack will help prepare you for the Earth Systems/Human Impact final
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The _______________ is composed of a mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth. | atmosphere |
| Fumes from motor vehicles directly increases the amount of ___________ pollution. | air |
| All the living things on Earth, including the land, sea and air make up the __________________. | biosphere |
| Taking waste materials and changing them into new, useable products is called __________________. | recycling |
| The combined mass of all the water found on earth is known as the ________________. | hydrosphere |
| Wind, water and solar are all types of ____________________ energy. | alternative |
| The protective layer of the atmosphere that keeps us from getting too much ultraviolet radiation is known as the ________________________. | ozone layer |
| Increased ____________________ in the atmosphere leads to global warming. | CO2 |
| All of the rocks, minerals and landforms on earth make up the _________________. | geosphere |
| Which two forces helped in the creation of the layers of the earth? a. Gravity and Magnetism b. Pressure and Weight c. Pressure and Magnetism d. Gravity and Pressure | d. gravity and pressure |
| What layer of the atmosphere do we live in? a. Troposphere b. Stratosphere c. Exosphere d. Mesosphere | a. troposphere |
| Of all the water on earth _____ is salt water that is not useable by humans and _____ is freshwater. a. 75% & 25% b. 97.5% & 2.5% c. 2.5% & 97.5% d. 10.5% & 89.5% | b. 97.5% and 2.5% |
| Which of the following are the two largest stores for freshwater? a. Atmosphere and Puddles b. Glaciers and Water Vapor c. Groundwater and streams d. Groundwater and Glaciers | d. groundwater and glaciers |
| Areas of the world with similar climates and species are known as _____________. a. Biomes b. Regions c. Ecosystems d. Biospheres | a. Biomes |
| What is the difference between weather and climate? | Climate is what you expect; weather is what you get |