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Why does Interstate 95 seem to follow the fall line?
- It connects cities that were established on the fall line.
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Select the three ways water and energy are consumed in the production of store-bought bread.
- Water is consumed to irrigate the wheat fields.
- Energy is consumed to process the wheat into flour.
- Energy is consumed to grow the wheat.
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What are the possible negative effects of building a hydropower dam? Select the TWO correct answers.
- Lower river water levels in other areas.
- Displacement of people living near the proposed dam.
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Which of the following affects the quantity of water that is available during the fracking process?
- Water is withdrawn from low-supply areas.
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Which of the following is NOT a way that an increase in human population affects the water supply?
- Increased biodiversity.
Why does Interstate 95 seem to follow the fall line? (1 point)
• It was designed to go around waterfalls and rapids.
• The fall line is flat and was easy to construct a road on.
• It'connects cities that were established on the fall line.
• Abandoned railroad tracks share the same route
Select the three ways water and energy are consumed in the production of store-bought bread. (1 point)
• Water is consumed to bake the bread
• Energy is consumed to process the wheat into flour.
• Water is consumed to irrigate the wheat fields.
• Energy is consumed to grow the wheat.
• Water is consumed in the transport of wheat.
• Energy is consumed to harvest the wheat.
What are the possible negative effects of building a hydropower dam?
Select the TWO correct answers.
(1 point)
• lower river water levels in other areas
• decreased economic activity
• displacement of people living near the proposed dam• erosion caused by livestock overgrazing
• animal waste accumulated in livestock production
Hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking, is a method of extracting natural gas and oil from deep within the Earth. It involves injecting a high-pressure fluid, typically a mixture of water, sand, and chemicals, into underground rock formations to create fractures, allowing the release of hydrocarbons trapped in the rock. The sand helps to prop open the fractures, enabling the extraction of fossil fuels. Fracking has been a significant development in the energy industry, unlocking access to previously inaccessible reserves. However, it is a controversial practice due to concerns about its environmental impact, including potential groundwater contamination, induced seismic activity, and the release of methane, a potent greenhouse gas. The debate surrounding fracking revolves around balancing energy needs with environmental and public health considerations.
Which of the following affects the quantity of water that is available during the fracking process?
(1 point)
• methane makes the water supply flammable.
• Water is withdrawn from low-supply areas.
• Water is mixed with chemicals leaches into the groundwater.
• The high water pressure generates small-scale earthquakes.
Which of the following is NOT a way that an increase in human population effects the water supply. (1 point)
• increased biodiversity
© agricultural expansion
• pollution|
• increased water demand
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