Created For 6th Grade Science Class
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Photosynthetic Definition | Describes organisms that can use carbon dioxide and energy from sunlight to produce oxygen.
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| Extinct Definition | Describes a species that has completely died out.
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| Global Warming Definition | A trend of climate change observed by scientists that shows average temperatures on Earth to be gradually increasing.
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| GFP? | Green Florescent Protein
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| G.F.P? | Good Friendly People
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| What role do oceans play in regulating earths climates and weathers. | A Critical and very important one.
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| Two ways we depend on earths resources. | Algae, called phytoplankton, produce up to 90% of the world’s oxygen.
Most cultures of the world consume a great deal of ocean life as food.
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| Human ________ have modified Earth's ocean systems in many way and with various consequences | Activitys
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| "________ of the fittest" | Survival
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| What is polluting our waters? | Dangerous chemicals.
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| What is over harvesting. | Harvesting a resource at an unsustainable level.
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| ____________ ______ are human-made underwater structures that promote marine life by providing surfaces for marine plants and animals to attach to on the ocean floor. | Artificial Reefs.
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| Why are invasive species bad? | They could harm other organisms or ecosystems.
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| Many members of the world’s scientific community believe that human activities contribute to global warming. Burning fossil fuels like gasoline and coal releases __________ _____, such as carbon dioxide and nitrous oxides, into the atmosphere. | Greenhouse gases.
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| Which Is False? | Geo Functioning Particles
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