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What is the process that converts nitrogen into a form that can be used by plants and animals?
How does phosphorus travel through an ecosystem?
From the soil to producers and then from producers to consumers.
From the air directly into consumers and then from consumers to producers.
Phosphorus cannot travel through an ecosystem.
From the soil to producers and that is as far as phosphorus may travel.
Which of the following describes the long-term portion of the water cycle?
69% of all freshwater is trapped in ice caps and glaciers.
Transpiration through the leaves of plants.
Formation of fossil fuels due to intense heat and pressure.
Different forms of precipitation such as rain, snow or sleet.
As CO2 concentration increases in this graph, how is average global temperature affected?
As CO2 concentration increases, average global temperature increases.
As CO2 concentration increases, average global temperature decreases.
As CO2 concentration increases, global temperature stays the same.
CO2 concentration and average global temperature have no relationship.
Based on this graph, you can infer that
CO2 absorbs heat which makes global temperature rise as CO2 concentration increases.
CO2 levels do not affect the global temperature because the graph shows no correlation between the two.
Global temperature is going to increase so much that the ice caps and glaciers will melt in a few years.
Global temperature is increasing which means CO2 concentration will decrease in the next few years.
Which of the following explains the long term portion of the phosphorus cycle?
Phosphorus is stored in rocks, and it is slowly recycled back into the ecosystem through weathering and erosion.
Phosphorus is constantly cycled through the food chain starting at the producer level and working its way to the apex predator.
Phosphorus does not have a long term portion.
Phosphorus cannot be recycled and reused because it is a nonrenewable resource.
If a farmer uses an excessive amount of fertilizer and this fertilizer washes into a nearby lake in runoff, what is likely to happen in this area?
The plant life will grow exponentially, and many of the fish living in this area will die.
The plant life will be destroyed, and many of the fish in this area will die due to a lack of food.
The fish in this area will multiply exponentially, and they will destroy the plant life.
Fertilizer will not affect the area because it only affects the growth of plants that grow on land.
Artificial eutrophication occurs when nutrients like phosphorus and nitrogen are introduced to an area as a byproduct of human activities. Which of the following human activities could lead to this environmental issue?
A farmer using an excessive amount of fertilizer on their crops.
A construction company working all through the night in a large city.
A man watering his front lawn on a daily basis during a drought.
Feeding the ducks at a local pond when a sign specifically states that you should not feed the ducks.
Which of the following choices names the process in which phosphorus is broken down and reintroduced into ecosystems?
Erosion
Nitrogen Fixation
Denitrification
Condensation
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