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US Major Environmental Science Advanced Test 1

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Question 1
What is soil erosion?
A) Topsoil loss
B) Soil gain
C) Rock growth
D) No loss
Question 2
What is smog?
A) Clear sky
B) Dirty haze
C) Fresh rain
D) Clean snow
Question 3
What is nonrenewable?
A) Endless flow
B) Grown yearly
C) Limited supply
D) Falling rain
Question 4
When was the Park Service founded?
A) 1872
B) 1900
C) 1934
D) 1916
Question 5
What is deforestation?
A) Clearing forests
B) Planting trees
C) Saving parks
D) Growing crops
Question 6
What is a national monument?
A) State fair
B) Protected historic site
C) City hall
D) Private ranch
Question 7
What is recycling?
A) Burning trash
B) Burying all
C) Reusing materials
D) Dumping seas
Question 8
What best defines Yellowstone's status?
A) Newest park
B) Smallest park
C) State park
D) First national park
Question 9
What best defines the EPA?
A) Environment agency
B) Energy seller
C) Farm bureau
D) Road builder
Question 10
What best defines a food web?
A) One chain
B) Linked food chains
C) No links
D) Farm plan
Question 11
Which term means "Harmful contamination"?
A) biodiversity
B) an ecosystem
C) pollution
D) carrying capacity
Question 12
Provide the definition of a trophic level:
A) Species count
B) Water depth
C) Soil type
D) Feeding step
Question 13
Provide the definition of an aquifer:
A) Water-bearing rock
B) Dry cave
C) Oil field
D) Coal seam
Question 14
What best defines carrying capacity?
A) No limit
B) Max sustained population
C) One animal
D) Zero growth
Question 15
Provide the definition of IPM:
A) Spray all
B) No control
C) Integrated pest control
D) Burn fields
Question 16
Provide the definition of the Clean Water Act:
A) Dam law
B) Fish law
C) Boat law
D) Water protection law
Question 17
Provide the definition of nuclear waste issue:
A) Long storage need
B) No waste
C) Burns away
D) Ocean dump safe
Question 18
What best defines greenhouse gases?
A) Oxygen only
B) CO2 methane plus
C) Nitrogen only
D) Helium
Question 19
Provide the definition of renewable:
A) Used once
B) Man-made
C) Naturally replaced
D) Buried deep
Question 20
Provide the definition of the Clean Air Act:
A) Tax law
B) Road law
C) Farm law
D) Pollution limit law

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