Barrons AP Environmental Science

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1
(C) Increased   river   runoff
(D) Warming of ocean surface waters
(E) Increase in rainfall


  1. A chain is dragged across the seafloor, pulling a huge net behind it. A single
    pass of this net can remove up to a quarter of seafloor life. Repeated passes
    can remove nearly all seafloor life, including sessile animals and plants plus
    many species of fish and marine invertebrates. This type of fishing is
    known as (A) bottom trawling or dredging
    (B) chain-fishing
    (C) scraping
    (D) scoop netting
    (E) drag-lining

  2. Which of the following items should NOT be placed in a compost pile?


I.  Chemically  treated wood    products
II. Pet feces
III. Manure
IV. Pernicious weeds
V. Bones

(A) II
(B) III
(C) IV
(D) I, II, IV, V
(E) I, II, III, IV, V


  1. Two-thirds of Iceland’s energy sources come from clean, renewable
    hydroelectric and geothermal sources. Research in Iceland is currently
    underway in developing hydrogen fuel cells. Iceland is an example of a
    country that is practicing (A) sustainability
    (B) remediation
    (C) conservation
    (D) preservation
    (E) mitigation

  2. An electrical power plant that uses X joules of energy derived from natural
    gas can generate a maximum of Y joules of electrical energy within the
    same amount of time. Which of the following is always true?

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