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Earth and Environmental Science 1st Quarter Unit 3 Grade Recovery AssessmentVersión en línea Answer all the questions completely. por Noel Sayco 1 What process involves water vapor escaping from plants? a Evaporation b Transpiration c Infiltration d Sedimentation 2 Which current is driven by differences in water density? a Surface Current b Ocean Current c Tidal Current d Density Current 3 What is the term for the movement of air in the atmosphere? a Convection b Evaporation c Radiation d Conduction 4 What phenomenon is caused by the accumulation of greenhouse gases? a El Niño b Acid Rain c Ozone Depletion d Global Warming 5 What is the measure of moisture in the air called? a Density b Humidity c Temperature d Pressure 6 What type of storm is characterized by rotating winds and low pressure? a Blizzard b Thunderstorm c Cyclonic Storm d Tropical Storm 7 What is the term for the layer of gases surrounding the Earth? a Biosphere b Troposphere c Stratosphere d Atmosphere 8 What is the effect of the sun's energy on Earth's climate? a Auroras b Sunspots c Solar Flares d Meteor Showers 9 Which type of climate is characterized by hot summers and cold winters? a Dry b Tropical c Continental d Polar 10 What is the term for the boundary between two different air masses? a Boundary Layer b Front c Pressure Zone d Jet Stream 11 How does evaporation impact humidity levels in different climates? a Evaporation increases humidity in warmer climates. b It only affects polar climates. c It has no effect on humidity. d It decreases humidity in all climates. 12 What role does transpiration play in the water cycle? a It only occurs in deserts. b It absorbs water from the atmosphere. c Transpiration releases water vapor from plants into the atmosphere. d It decreases humidity levels. 13 How does the biotic index help assess aquatic ecosystem health? a It measures biodiversity and species sensitivity to pollution. b It tracks water temperature only. c It focuses on terrestrial ecosystems. d It measures sediment levels. 14 How does human activity impact sedimentation rates in lakes? a Construction and agriculture increase sedimentation, degrading water quality. b It only affects ocean sedimentation. c It decreases sedimentation rates. d It has no impact on sedimentation. 15 How do air masses and fronts create different weather patterns? a They only create sunny conditions. b They have no effect on weather. c They interact to form storms and varying temperatures. d They stabilize weather patterns. 16 How do satellites contribute to weather forecasting? a They have no role in forecasting. b They predict weather based on historical data only. c They only monitor ocean currents. d They provide real-time data on atmospheric conditions. 17 How do solar flares impact Earth's communication systems? a They have no effect on technology. b They can disrupt satellite and radio communications. c They improve communication signals. d They only affect power grids. 18 What are the consequences of melting polar ice on global warming? a It has no impact on weather. b It raises sea levels and alters weather patterns globally. c It cools the planet. d It only affects polar regions. 19 What is the difference between climate change and natural climate variability? a Natural variability is caused by pollution. b Climate change is driven by human activity; variability is natural. c They are the same phenomenon. d Climate change only affects polar zones. 20 How does the ozone layer protect life on Earth? a It absorbs harmful UV radiation from the sun. b It increases greenhouse gases. c It cools the Earth's surface. d It has no protective function.

Earth and Environmental Science 1st Quarter Unit 3 Grade Recovery AssessmentVersión en línea

Answer all the questions completely.

por Noel Sayco

What process involves water vapor escaping from plants?

Evaporation

Transpiration

Infiltration

Sedimentation

Which current is driven by differences in water density?

Surface Current

Ocean Current

Tidal Current

Density Current

What is the term for the movement of air in the atmosphere?

Convection

Evaporation

Radiation

Conduction

What phenomenon is caused by the accumulation of greenhouse gases?

El Niño

Acid Rain

Ozone Depletion

Global Warming

What is the measure of moisture in the air called?

Density

Humidity

Temperature

Pressure

What type of storm is characterized by rotating winds and low pressure?

Blizzard

Thunderstorm

Cyclonic Storm

Tropical Storm

What is the term for the layer of gases surrounding the Earth?

Biosphere

Troposphere

Stratosphere

Atmosphere

What is the effect of the sun's energy on Earth's climate?

Auroras

Sunspots

Solar Flares

Meteor Showers

Which type of climate is characterized by hot summers and cold winters?

Dry

Tropical

Continental

Polar

What is the term for the boundary between two different air masses?

Boundary Layer

Front

Pressure Zone

Jet Stream

How does evaporation impact humidity levels in different climates?

Evaporation increases humidity in warmer climates.

It only affects polar climates.

It has no effect on humidity.

It decreases humidity in all climates.

What role does transpiration play in the water cycle?

It only occurs in deserts.

It absorbs water from the atmosphere.

Transpiration releases water vapor from plants into the atmosphere.

It decreases humidity levels.

How does the biotic index help assess aquatic ecosystem health?

It measures biodiversity and species sensitivity to pollution.

It tracks water temperature only.

It focuses on terrestrial ecosystems.

It measures sediment levels.

How does human activity impact sedimentation rates in lakes?

Construction and agriculture increase sedimentation, degrading water quality.

It only affects ocean sedimentation.

It decreases sedimentation rates.

It has no impact on sedimentation.

How do air masses and fronts create different weather patterns?

They only create sunny conditions.

They have no effect on weather.

They interact to form storms and varying temperatures.

They stabilize weather patterns.

How do satellites contribute to weather forecasting?

They have no role in forecasting.

They predict weather based on historical data only.

They only monitor ocean currents.

They provide real-time data on atmospheric conditions.

How do solar flares impact Earth's communication systems?

They have no effect on technology.

They can disrupt satellite and radio communications.

They improve communication signals.

They only affect power grids.

What are the consequences of melting polar ice on global warming?

It has no impact on weather.

It raises sea levels and alters weather patterns globally.

It cools the planet.

It only affects polar regions.

What is the difference between climate change and natural climate variability?

Natural variability is caused by pollution.

Climate change is driven by human activity; variability is natural.

They are the same phenomenon.

Climate change only affects polar zones.

How does the ozone layer protect life on Earth?

It absorbs harmful UV radiation from the sun.

It increases greenhouse gases.

It cools the Earth's surface.

It has no protective function.

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por Noel Sayco

What process involves water vapor escaping from plants?

Which current is driven by differences in water density?

What is the term for the movement of air in the atmosphere?

What phenomenon is caused by the accumulation of greenhouse gases?

What is the measure of moisture in the air called?

What type of storm is characterized by rotating winds and low pressure?

What is the term for the layer of gases surrounding the Earth?

What is the effect of the sun's energy on Earth's climate?

Which type of climate is characterized by hot summers and cold winters?

What is the term for the boundary between two different air masses?

How does evaporation impact humidity levels in different climates?

What role does transpiration play in the water cycle?

How does the biotic index help assess aquatic ecosystem health?

How does human activity impact sedimentation rates in lakes?

How do air masses and fronts create different weather patterns?

How do satellites contribute to weather forecasting?

How do solar flares impact Earth's communication systems?

What are the consequences of melting polar ice on global warming?

What is the difference between climate change and natural climate variability?

How does the ozone layer protect life on Earth?