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Froggy Jumps AP Environmental Science Quiz ChallengeOnline version Test your knowledge on AP Environmental Science concepts and principles! by Beatrice Lam 1 What is the primary source of energy for Earth's climate system? a The Sun b Geothermal heat c The Moon 2 Which gas is most responsible for the greenhouse effect? a Nitrogen b Oxygen c Carbon dioxide 3 What is biodiversity? a The variety of life in the world or a particular habitat b The number of species in extinction c The total biomass of an ecosystem 4 What is the main cause of ocean acidification? a Plastic pollution b Overfishing c Increased CO2 absorption 5 Which of the following is a renewable resource? a Coal b Solar energy c Natural gas 6 What does the term 'carrying capacity' refer to? a The total number of species in an ecosystem b The maximum population size an environment can sustain c The amount of resources available 7 Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer? a Troposphere b Mesosphere c Stratosphere 8 What is the primary purpose of the Clean Air Act? a To regulate air emissions from stationary and mobile sources b To protect endangered species c To manage water resources 9 What is an ecological footprint? a A measure of human demand on Earth's ecosystems b The size of a habitat c The number of species in an area 10 Which of the following is a consequence of deforestation? a Enhanced carbon sequestration b Increased soil fertility c Loss of biodiversity 11 What is the main cause of global climate change? a Deforestation b Increased use of renewable energy c Excessive greenhouse gases from human activities 12 Which practice helps reduce plastic waste? a Using single-use plastics b Recycling and reusing plastics c Burning plastic waste 13 What can individuals do to help conserve water? a Fix leaks and use water-efficient appliances b Take longer showers c Use more bottled water 14 Which of the following is NOT a greenhouse gas? a Methane b Carbon Dioxide c Helium 15 What is composting? a Burning waste materials b Recycling plastics into new products c Decomposing organic waste into nutrient-rich soil 16 Why is recycling important a It reduces the need for raw materials b It increases plastic waste c It is only beneficial for economies 17 Which of the following is a non-renewable energy source? a Wind b Solar c Coal 18 What does "sustainable development" mean? a Using resources faster than they can be replenished b Development that meets current needs without compromising future generations c Exploiting natural resources for maximum profit 19 Which part of the Earth is most affected by acid rain? a Forest/Lakes b Oceans c Deserts 20 What is the primary purpose of the ozone in the stratosphere? a Provide Oxygen b Contribute to the Greenhouse effect c Absorb harmful UV rays 21 Which activity contributes most to air pollution in cities? a Planting trees b Recycling waste c Burning fossil fuels 22 What are wetlands important for? a Growing crops b Harvest fossil fuels c Controlling floods 23 Which of the following is a method to reduce energy consumption? a Leave appliances on stnadby mode b Increasing use of air conditioning c Turning off lights when not in use 24 What is the main benefit of planting trees? a They cause soil erosion b They cause deforestation c Absorb CO2 and produce O2 25 What is the main cause of soil erosion a Planting trees b Overgrazing and deforestation c Using compost 26 Which of the following is an example of biodegradable waste a Plastic b Aluminum cans c Food waste 27 Which practice helps protect endangered species? a Overhunting b Creating wildlife sanctuaries and protected areas c Habitat destruction 28 Which of these is a consequence of excessive use of pesticides? a increase soil fertility b Harm to non-target species and pollution of water sources c increase crop yield 29 Which of these is a consequence of excessive use of fertilizers? a Eutrophication b Increase dissolved oxygen in water c increase biodiversity in water 30 Which activity is most responsible for increasing methane emissions? a Burning fossil fuels b Livestock farming and rice paddies c Planting trees 31 What is an eco-friendly way to dispose of electronic waste? a Throwing it in the trash b Burning it in open areas c Recycling through specialized e-waste programs 32 What is the main purpose of environmental conservation? a To exploit natural resources for profit b To eliminate all human activities in nature c To protect and preserve natural environments and resources for future generations

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AP Environmental Science Quiz ChallengeOnline version

by Beatrice Lam

What is the primary source of energy for Earth's climate system?

Which gas is most responsible for the greenhouse effect?

What is biodiversity?

What is the main cause of ocean acidification?

Which of the following is a renewable resource?

What does the term 'carrying capacity' refer to?

Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer?

What is the primary purpose of the Clean Air Act?

What is an ecological footprint?

Which of the following is a consequence of deforestation?

What is the main cause of global climate change?

Which practice helps reduce plastic waste?

What can individuals do to help conserve water?

Which of the following is NOT a greenhouse gas?

What is composting?

Why is recycling important

Which of the following is a non-renewable energy source?

What does "sustainable development" mean?

Which part of the Earth is most affected by acid rain?

What is the primary purpose of the ozone in the stratosphere?

Which activity contributes most to air pollution in cities?

What are wetlands important for?

Which of the following is a method to reduce energy consumption?

What is the main benefit of planting trees?

What is the main cause of soil erosion

Which of the following is an example of biodegradable waste

Which practice helps protect endangered species?

Which of these is a consequence of excessive use of pesticides?

Which of these is a consequence of excessive use of fertilizers?

Which activity is most responsible for increasing methane emissions?

What is an eco-friendly way to dispose of electronic waste?

What is the main purpose of environmental conservation?