Chapter One Test Review
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| Building wooden furniture is an example that best describes the use of this type of resource? | renewable
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| During the industrial revolution, the agricultural revolution and the hunter-gatherer period(s), humans altered their? | habitats
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| Overhunting of large animals was a direct result of this time period. | Hunter-Gatherer period
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| Kenya is an example of this type of a developing nation which means this would be expanding rapidly. | population
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| Using scientific information from chemistry and biology to devise a plan to clean up a lake and make it healthy again describes the field of? | environmental science
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| Humans depend upon other organisms for food and oxygen making it important to stop the loss of this from occurring? | biodiversity
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| Plants were domesticated during this time period. | agricultural revolution
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| Exhausting the soil nutrients of farmland due to over cultivation is an example of the depletion of this type of resource. | renewable
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| Canada is this type of country/nation. | developed
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| The conflict between individuals and society can be described in the writings known as? | tragedy of the commons
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| The indefinite existence of human populations in a healthy and prosperous condition is an example of this concept. | sustainability
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| If the supply of oil declined and the demand remained the same oil prices would increase. This is an example of this law? | supply and demand
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| The amount of land and ocean area needed to support one person? | ecological footprint
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| These types of nations have greater personal wealth? | developed
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| Ethiopia is considered this type of nation? | developing
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| A large ecological footprint would be left by this type of nation? | developed
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| Most of today’s environmental problems began during which period(s) in human history? | industrial revolution
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| The relationship between the availability and the worth of resources is known as ? | the law of supply and demand
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| Listing both the merits and expenses involved in implementing a particular environmental solution is an example of this? | cost benefit analysis
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| Hardin’s “Tragedy of the Commons” essay addresses the conflicts associated with what environmental challenge? | protecting shared resources
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| The number and variety of species that live in an area? | biodiversity
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| Sunlight, air, forests, minerals, and water are all this type of resource? | Natural resources
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| The introduction of harmful levels of chemicals or wastes into the environment is known as this? | pollution
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| A society achieves this when people can maintain a high standard of living without depleting available resources. | sustainability
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| When the last member of a species dies this occurs? | extinction
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| Copper ore, petroleum, and diamonds are all examples of this type of resource? | nonrenewable resources
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| A science that examines how living things interact with each other and with their nonliving environment is called? | ecology
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| During the period in history, humans lived in tribes and used fires to maintain prairie habitat. | hunter-gatherer
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| During the period in history, plants and animals were domesticated and human populations grew rapidly. | agricultural revolution
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| Rapid population growth, poverty, and reduced life expectancy are all characteristic of the types of countries? | developing
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| This pollutant is a harmful material that cannot be broken down by natural processes. | nondegradeable
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| The applied science that focuses on the environmental effects of human activities is called? | environmental science
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| The number and variety of species in an area is called? | biodiversity
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| Earth science, physics, chemistry, social sciences, and this science all contribute to the field of environmental science? | biology
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| This is an indication of a persons productive area of Earth needed to produce the resources consumed by that individual. | ecological footprint
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| According to this law the price of oil is directly related to the rate of its production. | supply and demand
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| The essay entitled “The Tragedy of the Commons” was written to illustrate the environmental conflicts that occur when many people in a community take advantage of these in the same area. | natural resources
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| Newspapers and human sewage are examples of these types of pollutants. | biodegradable
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| High fossil fuel consumption, low population growth rates, and high life expectancy are all characteristic of these types of countries. | developed
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| During this period in history, great technological strides were made, but pollution first became a significant envi-ronmental problem. | industrial revolution
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| The three major categories of environmental problems are: loss of biodiversity, pollution, and this? | resource depletion
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| A science focused on environmental effects of human activities and their surroundings? | environmental science
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| a science focused on interactions between organisms and the environment | ecology
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| Sunlight and forests are considered this? | renewable resources
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| Introduction to harmful levels of chemicals or wastes into the environment. | pollution
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| When the last member of a species dies. | extinction
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| The term to describe when only the sun’s energy enters and heat leaves. | closed system
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| Harmful material that cannot be broken down by natural processes? | nondegradable pollutant
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| The number and variety of species in an area? | biodiversity
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| Fossil fuels, metals, salt are known as these? | nonrenewable resources
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| Using resources in such a way that there will be enough for future generations? | sustainability
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