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Changes to an environment may make it more difficult for an organism to find-
food.
shelter.
water.
all of the above
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When an environment changes and organisms can no
longer meet their basic needs they will most likely −
thrive.
perish.
not be affected.
none of the above
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A healthy environment, with no sudden changes will help
organisms to −
die out.
perish.
move to new locations.
thrive.
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A natural resource that can be replaced at the same rate at which it is consumed is a
nonpoint-source pollutant
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
biodegradable resource
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The word environment comes from English words environ and ment meaning --------------------
encircle
engaged
enlarge
enthusiasm
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which of the following is an environmental factor?
water
plants
temperature
all of the above
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-------------------is also called physical environment
social environment
natural environment
cultural environment
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an example of man made environment
forests
sea
cities
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----------is an example of social environment
family
school
government
all of the above
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--------------is an example of cultural environment
mountains
ponds
customs
social institutions
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-----------------is the immediate or local surroundings of an organism
natural environment
micro environment
macro environment
cultural environment