Environmental Changes Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Environmental Changes QuizOnline version Test your eco-knowledge by Hanna apriliana 1 The biogeochemical cycle that is not found in gases form is the.......cycle a carbon b phospor c water 2 Organic waste in rivers or ponds causes O2 levels to increase, so disrupting the life of aquatic organisms. The appropriate measure is for organic waste is to... a Be dried and then burned b Be burned, and the ash used as fertilizer c Be composted 3 Human actions that negatively impact environmental change are... a Deforestation, housing development, urbanization b Fertilization and pest control, reforestation c Use of organic fertilizers 4 Diagram of the carbon cycle, The processes that occur in X and Y, respectively, are… a Respiration and photosynthesis b Photosynthesis and respiration c Photosynthesis and decomposition 5 CO2 is an air pollutant that can cause... a Formation of acid rain b Increased air temperature c Human respiratory disorders 6 Examples of waste that degrades slowly are... a Dry leaves and wood b Detergent and fertilizer c Plastic and aluminum 7 Humans are part of the environment and have an obligation to preserve life and the environment. Wise human actions include... a Maintaining and managing the environment and controlled manner b Preventing population explosion c Ensuring that plants continue to photosynthesize 8 The objectives of environmental management are stated in the statements below, except... a Implementing environmentally conscious development for the benefit of present and future generations b Realizing humans as stewards of the environment c Utilizing resources according to human desires 9 The industrial component below that can cause acid rain is... a Industrial waste b Burning that produces SO2 c CFC (Chlorofluorocarbon) 10 Plastic waste pollution in the soil not only reduces the soil's bearing capacity but is also a non-biodegradable pollutant. As a mitigation measure,... a Replacement of plastic materials. b Recycling of plastic waste c Research on how to decompose plastic in the soil. 11 Farmers use fertilizers in the hope that their crops will thrive. However, excessive use of fertilizers can cause... a Killing natural enemies of pests b Plants become stunted and their leaves dry out c Increasing soil productivity 12 The use of motorized vehicles and equipment containing CFCs can result in…. a Decreased oxygen levels above sea level b Decreased air quality in tropical rainforests c Increased CO2 levels in the atmosphere and depletion of the ozone layer 13 One of the principles of environmental ethics is: "Maintaining limited natural resources for the benefit of humans and all other species." Our actions in implementing this principle of environmental ethics are…. a Maximum utilization of natural resources. b Protecting all species for the benefit of humans. c Exploitation of natural resources for the benefit of development. 14 One of the effects of forests on the environment is their climate-related nature. This is because forests... a Have a diversity of plants b Have a diversity of animals c Produce water vapor that forms rain 15 One way to combat water pollution that is an application of advances in science and technology is… a Closing down industries that produce high levels of chemicals b Treating waste before discharging it into the environment c Disposing of waste on land, not in water 16 Types of natural resources that can be utilized by humans because they can produce energy are waterfalls, sunlight, petroleum, wind, and coal. For natural resources to be utilized in the long term, the factors that need to be considered are... a Utilizing natural resources to the maximum extent possible. b Fostering an attitude of harmony with the environment is carried out only in schools. c The exploitation of natural resources must be regulated. 17 Observe the condition of the forest in the following image. How can we maintain the condition of the forest to prevent it from returning to the final state shown in the image? a Implementing hydroponics and not littering b Reforestation and selective logging c Purifying factory waste and ventriculture 18 Look at the following image of environmental changes. The causes and impacts on the environment shown in the image are… a The bad habit people throwing garbage into rivers, which contaminates and poisons living habitats. b Large-scale deforestation, which results in impaired fetal and child development. c Food producers who ignore the environment, which results in kidney disease. 19 CO2 can cause a greenhouse effect if its levels in the atmosphere increase, causing an increase in the earth's temperature, known as global warming. This greenhouse effect can be resolved with... a Clearing new agricultural land b Deforestation c Reforestation 20 One impact of agricultural activities is eutrophication in a lake or river. This results in rapid surface plant growth, resulting in a lack of oxygen in the water. This phenomenon is caused by... a The use of high-quality hybrid seeds b The uncontrolled use of artificial fertilizers c The use of pesticides to control pests

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The biogeochemical cycle that is not found in gases form is the.......cycle

Organic waste in rivers or ponds causes O2 levels to increase, so disrupting the life of aquatic organisms. The appropriate measure is for organic waste is to...

Human actions that negatively impact environmental change are...

Diagram of the carbon cycle, The processes that occur in X and Y, respectively, are…

CO2 is an air pollutant that can cause...

Examples of waste that degrades slowly are...

Humans are part of the environment and have an obligation to preserve life and the environment. Wise human actions include...

The objectives of environmental management are stated in the statements below, except...

The industrial component below that can cause acid rain is...

Plastic waste pollution in the soil not only reduces the soil's bearing capacity but is also a non-biodegradable pollutant. As a mitigation measure,...

Farmers use fertilizers in the hope that their crops will thrive. However, excessive use of fertilizers can cause...

The use of motorized vehicles and equipment containing CFCs can result in….

One of the principles of environmental ethics is: "Maintaining limited natural resources for the benefit of humans and all other species." Our actions in implementing this principle of environmental ethics are….

One of the effects of forests on the environment is their climate-related nature. This is because forests...

One way to combat water pollution that is an application of advances in science and technology is…

Types of natural resources that can be utilized by humans because they can produce energy are waterfalls, sunlight, petroleum, wind, and coal. For natural resources to be utilized in the long term, the factors that need to be considered are...

Observe the condition of the forest in the following image. How can we maintain the condition of the forest to prevent it from returning to the final state shown in the image?

Look at the following image of environmental changes. The causes and impacts on the environment shown in the image are…

CO2 can cause a greenhouse effect if its levels in the atmosphere increase, causing an increase in the earth's temperature, known as global warming. This greenhouse effect can be resolved with...

One impact of agricultural activities is eutrophication in a lake or river. This results in rapid surface plant growth, resulting in a lack of oxygen in the water. This phenomenon is caused by...