QUESTION 9 In 1974, Rowland and Molina demonstrated that ________. ultraviolet r
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QUESTION 9
In 1974, Rowland and Molina demonstrated that ________.
ultraviolet radiation contributes to skin cancer
VOCs are endocrine disruptors
the ozone hole is contributing to global climate change
CFCs deplete stratospheric ozone
acid deposition is killing North American forests
QUESTION 10
Producers and primary consumers can take up phosphorus dissolved in water;
higher-level consumers must obtain phosphorus from organisms below them in the food web.
True
False
QUESTION 11
Plants create biomass, the rate at which they create biomass is known as?
Potency
Productivity
Fertility
Capacity
QUESTION 12
Only about 2.5% of all the water on our planet is freshwater. However, ________.
most of this is in underground aquifers
most of this is far from the majority of the human population to access it
over half of this is in wetlands near coastlines and is becoming contaminated with salt water
most of this is in large, freshwater lakes
over half of this is extremely hard water and is nearly unusable for drinking or agriculture
QUESTION 14
Of all the greenhouse gases that you've read about, which one has the highest global warming potential?
Water Vapor
Carbon Dioxide
Methane
Nitrous Oxide
Chlorofluorocarbons
QUESTION 15
The largest reservoirs of carbon in the carbon cycle are ________.
plants and animals
hydrosphere
sedimentary rock and fossil fuels
atmosphere
freshwater systems and oceans
Explanation / Answer
9) CFCs deplete stratospheric ozone
In 1974, chemists Sherwood Rowland and Mario Molina demonstrated that CFCs are the chemicals which persist in the stratosphere and deplete stratospheric ozone.
10) True
Higher-level consumers must obtain phosphorus from the below tropic level.
11) Productivity
Plants create biomass from energy , the rate at which energy is converted to biomass is known as Productivity.
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