Semester 2 Final Question Preview (ID: 42704)

a) mining

b) Increasing carbon dioxide

c) Use it for drinking and cooking

d) Point source and nonpoint source pollution

a) Increasing carbon dioxide

b) Use it for drinking and cooking

c) Use it for bathing, and growing food

d) Point source and nonpoint source pollution

a) mining

b) Increasing carbon dioxide

c) Use it for drinking and cooking

d) Point source and nonpoint source pollution

a) Laws like the clean water and clean air acts

b) Conservation

c) Compost and recycling

d) Pollution prevention

a) Renewable resources are resources like coal, oil, gas, and nonrenewable are resources like wind, sun, water

b) Renewable resources are renewed in short periods of time, but nonrenewable resources take millions of years to accumulate

c) Renewable resources take millions of years to accumulate, but nonrenewable resources are renewed in short periods of time

d) There is no difference, everything is nonrenewable. Once it is gone, its gone.

a) Preventing pollution

b) compost

c) recycling

d) all of the above

a) Pollution that comes from a known and specific location

b) Pollution that does not have a specific origin

c) The water that flows into the spaces between rocks to seep into the ground

d) The water that flows over the land rather than seeping into the ground, often carrying nonpoint source pollution

a) When the Moon passes through Earth’s shadow

b) When the Moon moves in a line directly between earth and the sun, casting a shadow in Earth

c) When Earth moves in quarter moon phase between the moon and the sun

d) The transformers on the dark side of the Moon fly to Earth

a) Terrestrial planets are big and have land, but Jovian planets are small but made of gas

b) Jovian planets have land and are closer to the sun, but terrestrial planets are made of gas and are bigger

c) Jovian planets are made of gas and are bigger, but terrestrial planets have land and are closer to the sun

d) Terrestrial planets are small and made of gas, but Jovian planets are bigger and have land

a) The revolution of Earth

b) the rotation of Earth

c) The sun’s reflection and the perspective of Earth of the moons revolution

d) The sun’s reflection and the perspective of the Moon of Earth’s revolution

a) When the Moon passes through Earth’s shadow

b) When the Moon moves in a line directly between earth and the sun, casting a shadow in Earth

c) When Earth moves in quarter moon phase between the moon and the sun

d) The transformers on the dark side of the Moon fly to Earth

a) Mercury Earth, Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune, Saturn

b) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

c) Mercury, Earth, Venus, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune, Uranus

d) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus

a) Mercury, Mars, Venus, Earth, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter

b) Neptune, Uranus, Mercury, Venus, Mars, Earth, Jupiter, Saturn

c) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

d) Mars, Mercury, Earth, Venus, Neptune, Uranus, Jupiter, Saturn

a) Gravity and inertia

b) Gravity and the Sun

c) Inertia and the Moon

d) Inertia and Friction

a) A star of extremely high density composed entirely of neutrons

b) The point at which the moon is closest to earth

c) A state if matter which an object continues in its existing state of rest or uniform motion in a straight line, unless tha

d) An attractive force between any two objects that depends on the mass of the two objects and the distance between them

a) Red Giant

b) Black Hole

c) Main Sequence

d) Protostar