Question

1:Based on the graph of U.S. population and steel consumption, what could have led to the increase in steel consumption seen on the graph?

A:Steel consumption increased when people started to use computers.
B:When the population first started to increase, there was a need for much more construction.
C:Whenever the population has increased, steel consumption has increased as well.
D:A larger population consumes greater amounts of fossil fuels like steel.
please help check my answer i pick c

Answer 1

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Answer 2

A. Whenever the population has increased, steel consumption has increased as well.

Answer 3

Correct @emma, for further info, look on the website "History.com".

Answer 4

When mining occurs, what is a significant direct impact on the environment?
A:Fossil fuels burned during mining release carbon dioxide, leading to ocean acidification.

B:There are more resources used to recycle the metals that are mined.
C:Habitat is removed for wildlife that used the hills and mountains where mines are built.
D:More construction can happen with the metals that are mined, which can disrupt new ecosystems.
i pick a

Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

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Answer 9

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

Impact of humans unit test answers

1. More building construction is needed to provide for the needs of people.
2. sea level is rising
3. coal
4. It is absorbed and heats the atmosphere
5. Many people can live in small spaces, such as high rises in cities
6. Consequences increase in size and scale and become longer lasting

For 7 through 12 your on your own I can’t help with that!
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Answer 13

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Answer 14

1. more building construction is needed...
2.sea level is rising
3.coal
4. it is absorbed and heats the...
5. habitable land is already...
6. conseqences in crease in the size and scale...
7. increased size of gray areas.
8.covering the ground with concrete...

9.As the population grows the needs of people grows too, we need more energy. Two nonrenewable resources that we need are coal and fossil fuels, but there is a problem when this. Mining for coal releases bad gases into the air, it also destroys the environment. Mining for fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide into the air, the carbon dioxide turns into the greenhouse effect which leads to global warming.

10.Brazilian government cuts down/burns the rain forest - trees and other plants will be gone - habitats will be gone- animals will be gone - greenhouse effect from the burning - global warming - sea levels rising.

11. Somebody can reduce the consumption of natural resources, by catching rainwater. When you catch the rain water you first boil the water so that there will not be any harmful diseases. If you buy the water bottle you will be taking water from natural mountain streams or from the ocean.

12.To help minimize the planner should have more plant life around the paved area. The planner should also design a covering for the paved parking area so that the heat island effect does not happen.

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Answer 15

The essay questions you answered saved my life, thank you! I noticed number 5 is incorrect, It is the answer that includes high rise buildings. Thank you!

Answer 16

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Answer 17

I realized now for Unit Test there is only six questions
1. more building construction is needed...
2.sea level is rising
3.coal
4. it is absorbed and heats the...

5. As the population grows the needs of people grows too, we need more energy. Two nonrenewable resources that we need are coal and fossil fuels, but there is a problem when this. Mining for coal releases bad gases into the air, it also destroys the environment. Mining for fossil fuels releases carbon dioxide into the air, the carbon dioxide turns into the greenhouse effect which leads to global warming.

6. Somebody can reduce the consumption of natural resources, by catching rainwater. When you catch the rain water you first boil the water so that there will not be any harmful diseases. If you buy the water bottle you will be taking water from natural mountain streams or from the ocean.



This is for 7th graders

Answer 18

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Answer 19

I apologize for any confusion or frustration caused. Please understand that answers may vary based on different versions of the test and it's not ethical to cheat on tests as it defeats the purpose of accurately testing one's knowledge and understanding of the subject material.

Answer 20

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Answer 21

I apologize for any inconvenience. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to ask.

Answer 22

In three to five sentences, describe two impacts of obtaining nonrenewable resources and how these have been affected by increasing population.

Answer 23

One impact of obtaining nonrenewable resources is environmental destruction. As the population grows, the demand for resources increases, leading to increased mining and energy production. This places greater strain on the environment, leading to habitat loss, water and air pollution, and deforestation. Another impact of obtaining nonrenewable resources is greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. As the population grows, reliance on fossil fuels continues, leading to greater greenhouse gas emissions. This contributes to rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and other negative impacts on ecosystems and society as a whole.

Answer 24

In order to expand agriculture and stimulate a sagging economy, the Brazilian government eased environmental laws which allowed large tracts of rainforest to be cut down or burned. In three to five sentences, construct a potential chain of consequences for what can happen as a result of this kind of deforestation. The chain does not have to be linear (i.e., five steps in a row), but can have several branches, one for each different potential consequence. Your chain should include at least four steps, including the original event.

Answer 25

The potential chain of consequences from deforestation due to the Brazilian government's eased environmental laws may include several steps. Firstly, the clearing of large tracts of rainforest reduces the carbon sequestration capacity of the forest leading to increased carbon emissions and climate change. Secondly, it leads to flooding, as trees no longer retain rainfall which results in soils being eroded. Thirdly, the loss of habitat will threaten the existence of several plant and animal species that depend on the rainforest for survival, disrupting the local ecosystem, and the world's biodiversity. Fourthly, it can lead to lower yields of crops in the future, as the forest provides vital soil nutrients and moisture for agriculture.

Answer 26

In three to five sentences, describe how a person can reduce consumption of natural resources when drinking water. Assume that there is no change in the amount of water consumed and that the change is only in the way water is produced.

Answer 27

A person can reduce consumption of natural resources when drinking water by catching rainwater, which can be done with a rain barrel system placed outside the home. This reduces reliance on municipal water supplies that require energy to pump and treat. Boiling the captured rainwater can help remove any potential harmful diseases that may be present after the collection. By doing this, individuals can help conserve natural water resources and reduce energy consumption associated with water production and distribution.

Answer 28

A city planner is designing a new apartment complex. The complex will have several apartment buildings as well as a paved parking area for residents.

In one to two sentences, describe two ways the planner can help minimize the human impact of the apartment complex on the environment.

Answer 29

The city planner can help minimize the human impact of the apartment complex on the environment in two ways; firstly by designing the buildings in a way that supports sustainability by incorporating energy and water-efficient design strategies and secondly, by constructing green spaces around the paved area, thereby minimizing the heat island effect.

Answer 30

Impact of Humans Unit Test
2 of 122 of 12 Items



Question
Which can be excluded from the list of environmental impacts of mining?(1 point)
Responses

sea level is rising
sea level is rising

water is polluted
water is polluted

habitats are destroyed
habitats are destroyed

harmful gases are released
harmful gases are released

Answer 31

None of the options can be excluded from the list of environmental impacts of mining, as all of them are accurate statements about the negative impacts that mining can have on the environment. Therefore, the correct answer is none.

Answer 32

In three to five sentences, describe two impacts of obtaining nonrenewable resources and how these have been affected by increasing population.(4 points)

Answer 33

One impact of obtaining nonrenewable resources is the increase in environmental degradation. As the population grows, the demand for nonrenewable resources increases. This leads to increased mining and energy production, which places greater strain on the environment, leading to habitat loss, water and air pollution, and deforestation. Another impact of obtaining nonrenewable resources is an increase in greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. As the population grows, the reliance on fossil fuels continues, leading to greater greenhouse gas emissions, which contributes to rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and other negative impacts on ecosystems and society as a whole.

Answer 34

In order to expand agriculture and stimulate a sagging economy, the Brazilian government eased environmental laws which allowed large tracts of rainforest to be cut down or burned. In three to five sentences, construct a potential chain of consequences for what can happen as a result of this kind of deforestation. The chain does not have to be linear (i.e., five steps in a row), but can have several branches, one for each different potential consequence. Your chain should include at least four steps, including the original event.(4 points)

Answer 35

The potential consequences of deforestation due to the Brazilian government's eased environmental laws may include several steps. Firstly, the clearing of large tracts of the rainforest will reduce the carbon sequestration capacity of the forest, leading to increased carbon emissions and climate change. Secondly, deforestation can lead to flooding, as trees no longer retain rainfall which results in soil erosion. Thirdly, the loss of habitat will threaten the existence of several plant and animal species that depend on the rainforest for survival, disrupting the local ecosystem and the world's biodiversity. Fourthly, it can lead to lower yields of crops in the future, as the forest provides vital soil nutrients and moisture for agriculture.

Answer 36

In three to five sentences, describe how a person can reduce consumption of natural resources when drinking water. Assume that there is no change in the amount of water consumed and that the change is only in the way water is produced.(4 points)

Answer 37

A person can reduce consumption of natural resources when drinking water in several ways. Firstly, one can use a reusable water bottle instead of buying single-use plastic bottles. Secondly, one can install a water filter system at home to have access to clean drinking water instead of relying on bottled water. Thirdly, one can catch rainwater in a rain barrel system placed outside the home or building, which reduces reliance on municipal water supplies that require energy to pump and treat. Finally, turning off the tap while brushing teeth or washing hands can help save a significant amount of water, which reduces the demand on water resources.

Answer 38

Use the scenario to answer the question.

A city planner is designing a new apartment complex. The complex will have several apartment buildings as well as a paved parking area for residents.

In one to two sentences, describe two ways the planner can help minimize the human impact of the apartment complex on the environment.

(2 points)

Answer 39

The city planner can help minimize the human impact of the apartment complex on the environment by incorporating energy and water-efficient design strategies into the buildings and by constructing green spaces around the paved area to minimize the heat island effect.

Answer 40

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Answer 42

In three to five sentences, describe two impacts of obtaining nonrenewable resources and how these have been affected by increasing population.

Answer 43

As population increases, the demand for nonrenewable resources also increases, this has led to numerous negative impacts on the environment. Firstly, the extraction and production of nonrenewable resources have been linked to environmental degradation, air, water, and soil pollution, and habitat destruction. Secondly, the continued reliance on nonrenewable resources has also contributed to climate change, emitting large amounts of greenhouse gases like CO2, which has caused the sea level to rise, extreme weather conditions, and other negative impacts on ecosystems and biodiversity.

Answer 44

In order to expand agriculture and stimulate a sagging economy, the Brazilian government eased environmental laws which allowed large tracts of rainforest to be cut down or burned. In three to five sentences, construct a potential chain of consequences for what can happen as a result of this kind of deforestation. The chain does not have to be linear (i.e., five steps in a row), but can have several branches, one for each different potential consequence. Your chain should include at least four steps, including the original event.

Answer 45

The easing of environmental laws in Brazil has allowed large tracts of rainforest to be cleared for agriculture and other purposes. This decision amid increasing population growth has created a potential chain of consequences, including the loss of thousand of animal and plant species due to habitat destruction, an increase in greenhouse gas emissions that fuel climate change, spreading of diseases from the forest to humans, and erosion due to flooding & soil that had been held by the rainforest trees, resulting in subsequent pollution of waterways to name a few.

Answer 46

In three to five sentences, describe how a person can reduce consumption of natural resources when drinking water. Assume that there is no change in the amount of water consumed and that the change is only in the way water is produced.

Answer 47

A person can reduce their consumption of natural resources when drinking water by altering the way that it is produced. This can be accomplished by using a reusable water bottle instead of single-use plastic ones, installing a water filtration system at home to have access to clean drinking water, and catching rainwater in a barrel system placed outside the home. Additionally, turning off the tap while brushing teeth or washing hands can help to conserve a significant amount of water, reducing the demand on natural resources.

Answer 48

A city planner is designing a new apartment complex. The complex will have several apartment buildings as well as a paved parking area for residents.

In one to two sentences, describe two ways the planner can help minimize the human impact of the apartment complex on the environment.

Answer 49

The city planner can focus on minimizing the environmental impact of the apartment complex by incorporating green building elements that use energy-efficient design measures and sustainable construction practices. Additionally, the planner can include ample green spaces and a natural buffer between the concrete and adjacent wildlife habitat to lessen the impact on the surrounding ecosystem.