Chapter 7 Science Test Review - Air, Water, And Energy Question Preview (ID: 19002)


Chapter 7 Science Test Review - Air, Water And Energy - Part 2 Science Concepts. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

A process called this makes it possible for people to use seawater for drinking.
a) water purification process
b) resources
c) desalination
d) water cycle

The wind drives the ocean's what?
a) sea-floor vents
b) surface currents
c) seamounts
d) respiration

Homes heated by hot springs are an examlpe of the use of what?
a) geothermal energy
b) water cycle
c) ultraviolet rays
d) desalination

Ninety-five to ninety-nine percent of the Sun's what are screened out by the ozone layer?
a) resources
b) geothermal energy
c) renewable resource
d) ultraviolet rays

When hot molten rock from inside Earth rises to the surface and cools to a solid, what are formed?
a) sea-floor vents
b) surface currents
c) water cycle
d) seamounts

Oxygen is an example of what?
a) water cycle
b) surface currents
c) renewable resource
d) desalination

Tube worms live in a unique environment called what?
a) seamounts
b) sea-floor vents
c) resources
d) surface currents

Fresh water in constantly renewed through the what?
a) respiration
b) renewable resources
c) water cycle
d) water purification process

Chlorine is added to water in a the what?
a) water purification process
b) water cycle
c) desalination
d) respiration

Water, wind, the tides, and the Sun are examples of what?
a) renewable resource
b) respiration
c) alternative energy sources
d) geothermal energy

Living things need oxygen in the air for what?
a) water cycle
b) respiration
c) resources
d) desalination

Seaweed, oil, coal, and natural gas are examples of important what that oceans provide?
a) seanounts
b) sea-floor vents
c) surface currents
d) resources

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