Energy, Hydrology, Microbiology Quiz
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What is cohesion?
A. when water sticks to itself
B. when water sticks to other things
C. when water sinks in the ocean
D. a deep ocean current driven by heat
What is the energy we get from earth’s interior heat?
A. Geothermal
B. Solar
C. Hydroelectric
D. Interior Conduit
What does the Coriolis Effect cause ocean currents to do?
A. It causes upwellings
B. It brings warm water to the deep ocean
C. It causes ocean current paths to curve
D. It helps water polarity levels
How can upwellings improve fishing for ocean fishermen?
A. They bring nutrients from the cold, deep ocean waters
B. They provide ocean currents that travel to the equator
C. They cause cold water to sink
D. They are known to be good luck
What is permeability?
A. the inability of a rock or sediment to let fluids pass through
B. the ability to float
C. the ability of a rock or sediment to let fluids pass through its open spaces, or pores.
D. the inability to float
As Earth’s human population grows, what happens to the need for natural resources
A. need for natural resources stays the same
B. need for natural resources decreases
C. no effect on need for natural resources
D. need for natural resources increases
What is the largest level of disease?
A. epidemic
B. cluster
C. endemic
D. pandemic
What is an undersea mountain chain where new ocean floor is produced at a divergent plate boundary?
A. trench
B. abyssal plain
C. volcano
D. mid-ocean ridge
What is the most effective way to prevent the spread of viruses?
A. antibiotics
B. vaccines
C. antivirals
D. social distancing
What kind of cell is bacteria?
A. prokaryotic
B. eukaryotic
C. akaryotic
D. bekaryotic
Why are estuaries important?
A. They hold all of the drinkable water for a geographic area
B. Most fish complete at least a part of their life cycle here
C. They are rare
D. They are only important in equatorial regions.
What is adhesion?
A. when water sticks to other things
B. when water sticks to itself
C. a deep ocean current driven by heat
D. when water evaporates
How can our amount of freshwater be depleted?
A. increased demands for water on account of population shifts
B. water moving to different parts of the water cycle
C. evaporation
D. precipitation returning to ground water
If a lake has excess levels of phosphates and nitrates in its water, what will most likely result?
A. There will be an excess of fish
B. The water level will lower
C. The temperature will increase
D. The growth of algae in the lake will increase.
What does microbiology mean?
A. Study of microscopic organisms
B. Study of pathogens
C. Study of all life
D. Study of ecosystems
What are surface currents driven by?
A. wind
B. sun
C. water
D. gravity
Nonrenewable resources being used at a ________ rate than they are being formed?
A. faster
B. slower
Of the four pathogens we studied, which is the only one that is nonliving?
A. virus
B. bacteria
C. fungi
D. parasite
How do bacteria reproduce?
A. Binary fission
B. Binary fusion
Sunlight is considered to be a renewable resource because……
A. sunlight is everywhere
B. photosynthesis is a necessity
C. it is available for billions of years
D. we can convert it to electrical energy
What causes surface tension?
A. high amounts of dissolved oxygen
B. polarity of water molecules
C. eutrophication
D. water being a neutral molecule
What does equatorial mean?
A. near the equator
B. far from the equator
C. mid-ocean zone
D. balanced pH
Non-Renewable resources are also known as what?
A. natural resources
B. fossil fuels
C. extinctual power
D. solar powered
What defines a prokaryotic cell?
A. multicellular, nucleus
B. multicellular, no nucleus
C. unicellular, nucleus
D. unicellular, no nucleus
Which is an example of an endemic disease?
A. influenza
B. cancer
C. smallpox
D. chickenpox
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