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Bio Ch 7 Unit Test

Biology Chapter 7 Unit Test

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A benefit of monoculture practices is____. the ability to grow a lot of food.
Breathable air and drinkable water are____. examples of ecosystems goods and services.
Imported plants and animals in Hawaii have____. caused native species to die out.
A developer wants to build a new housing development in or around a large city. Which of the following plans would be least harmful to the environment? building apartments at the site of an abandoned factory in the city.
Which is one negative consequence of the industrial revolution? environmental harm from burning fossil fuels.
An example of a renewable resource is____. trees
Ideally sustainable development should____. preserve ecosystems while providing for human needs.
Introduced species can threaten biodiversity because they can____. crowd out native species.
Biodiversity is valuable partially because it____. contributes to medicine and agriculture.
The number of different species in the biosphere or in a particular area is called____. species diversity
The gray brown haze often found over large cities is called____. smog
DDT was used to____. kill insects
Farmers can reduce soil erosion by____. contour plowing
Which of the following is not considered a sustainable development strategy for management of earth's resources? desertification
Using environmental resources in a way that does not cause long-term environmental harm is like____. spending on as much money as you earn.
Graph; change in global land surface temperature. The data in the graph in figure 6.5 above help ecologists identify which environmental problem? global warming
All of the following are threats to biodiversity except? habitat preservation
One of the greatest threats today to biodiversity is____? altered habitats
Protecting an entire ecosystem ensures that____. interactions among many species will be preserved.
When calculating a population’s ecological footprint one has to take into account the____. resources needed to clean up the populations waste.
According to the principles of_____a suitable system is sufficient when it consumes as little energy and material as possible. sustainable development
Recognizing an environmental problem, finding its cause and showing us how to change our behavior to fix the problem are three ways that_______can guide us toward a sustainable future. ecology
Ecological footprints can be calculated for individual people or for_________. populations
The growth of cities and suburbs can result in_______. habitat fragmentation
Old growth forests are usually considered______. nonrenewable resources
Ecologists believe that climate change is due partially to an increase in the concentration of_____gases in the atmosphere. greenhouse gases
Some ways to preserve biodiversity are to protect individual species and to preserve habitats and____. ecosystem
Rabbits were introduced in Australia in 1859. The rabbits had no natural predators and began to crowd the native animals out of their habitats. When this happened the rabbits became a/an______species. invasive
A location that has 170 species of birds likely has greater_____than a location that has 100 species of birds. species diversity
Increasing concentrations of DDT as it travels up a food chain is an example of____. biological magnification
Tropical rainforests will not grow back after____. deforestation
If the townspeople manage to provide for their own needs without long-term effects on the environment then they have engaged in____. sustainable development
Hydropower uses the energy of flowing water to produce electric energy because water in rivers flows continually. Hydropower is a_____resource. renewable
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