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ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
54問 • 1年前
  • Lanz Hassan
    • 通報

    問題一覧

  • 1

    An interdisciplinary field that includes both scientific and social aspects as human impact on the world.

    ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

  • 2

    Includes Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics, and Medicine which examines the natural world.

    NATURAL SCIENCE

  • 3

    Includes economics, political science, sociology, history, philosophy, and ethics which examines values and human behavior

    SOCIAL SCIENCE

  • 4

    Everything that affects an organism during its lifetime.

    ENVIRONMENT

  • 5

    From the French word “environ” which means to ______ or _______.

    ENCIRCLE OR SURROUND

  • 6

    Can defined as a process of producing empirical knowledge about the natural world through methodical and logical studies of nature.

    SCIENCE

  • 7

    From the latin word “scientia” which means ____.

    KNOWLEDGE

  • 8

    Solid earth.

    LITHOSPHERE

  • 9

    The gases that surround the earth (air).

    ATMOSPHERE

  • 10

    all water found on, under, and over the surface of earth.

    HYDROSPHERE

  • 11

    All life on earth.

    BIOSPHERE

  • 12

    Interaction of the lithosphere, atmosphere, biosphere, and hydrosphere.

    EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE

  • 13

    Give me the 3 components of environment

    PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

  • 14

    3 Components of Physical Environment

    ATMOSPHERE, HYDROSPHERE, LITHOSPHERE

  • 15

    3 Components of Biological Environment

    FLORAL, FAUNAL, MICROBIA

  • 16

    3 Components of Cultural Environment

    SOCIETY, ECONOMY, POLITICS

  • 17

    This method consists of a series of steps that scientists worldwide use to identify and answer questions.

    EXPERIMENTAL/SCIENTIFIC METHOD

  • 18

    Give me the 5 Scientific method

    OBSERVATION, QUESTION, HYPOTHESIS, ANALYZING DATA, CONCLUSION

  • 19

    Process of obtaining information by using senses.

    OBSERVATION

  • 20

    A theory or explanation based on observations that can be tested.

    HYPOTHESIS

  • 21

    Procedures that are carried out under controlled conditions to discover, demonstrate, test a fact, theory, or general truth.

    EXPERIMENTATION

  • 22

    Any pieces of information acquired through observation or experimentation.

    ORGANIZING AND ANALYZING DATA

  • 23

    Determines the results of their experiment by analyzing their data and comparing the outcome of their experiments with their prediction.

    CONCLUSION

  • 24

    the collection and classification of data that are in the form of numbers.

    STATISTICS

  • 25

    Scientists use statistics to describe statistical populations.

    STATISTICS WORK WITH POPULATION

  • 26

    a group of similar things that a scientist is interested in learning about.

    STATISTICAL POPULATION

  • 27

    the number obtained by adding up the data for a given characteristic and dividing this sum by the number of individuals.

    MEAN

  • 28

    the likelihood that a possible future event will occur in any given instance of the event.

    PROBABILITY

  • 29

    patterns, plans, representations, or descriptions designed to show the structure or workings of an object, system, or concept.

    MODELS

  • 30

    Scientists use graphical models to show things such as the position of the stars, the amount of forest cover in a given area, and the

    GRAPICAL MODELS

  • 31

    are verbal or graphical explanations for how a system works or is organized.

    CONCEPTUAL MODELS

  • 32

    are one or more equations that represent the way system or process works.

    MATHEMATICAL MODELS

  • 33

    Describe three values that people consider when making decisions about the environment.

    MAKING INFORMED DECISIONS

  • 34

    The first step in the model is to ____ INFORMATION .

    GATHER INFORMATION

  • 35

    Second, consider which ____ ___ to the issue.

    VALUES APPLY

  • 36

    These are things that are found in the surroundings that support all living species.

    RESOURCES

  • 37

    Natural resources are replenished in a short period of time.

    RENEWABLE RESOUCES

  • 38

    Renewable recources consist of 5 part, what are those?

    SOLAR, WIND, WATER, GEOTHERMAL, BIOMASS

  • 39

    Energy from the sun.

    SOLAR ENERGY

  • 40

    Energy from the wind.

    WIND ENERGY

  • 41

    Energy from the flow of water.

    WATER ENERGY

  • 42

    Energy from the Earth’s heat.

    GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

  • 43

    Energy from burning organic or living matter.

    BIOMASS ENERGY

  • 44

    A natural resource that cannot be re-made, re-grown or regenerated

    NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES

  • 45

    EXAMPLES OF NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES:

    COAL, OIL, NATURAL GAS, NUCLEAR

  • 46

    Nuclear fission uses Uranium to create energy.

    NUCLEAR ENERGY

  • 47

    ____ is an energy resource that will not run out in the next several hundred years.

    RENEWABLE RESOURCES

  • 48

    _____ and. _____ transform plant and animal remains into fossil fuels.

    HEAT AND PRESSURE

  • 49

    Some power plants pump water down deep holes into hot rock. The hot rock heats the water, which turns the water into steam. The steam rushes back to Earth's surface and is used to make electricity. This plant is generating which alternative energy resource?

    GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

  • 50

    Energy resources derived from natural organic materials are called.

    FOSSIL FUELS

  • 51

    Turbines convert _____ energy of wind and water into electricity or mechanical power.

    KINETIC

  • 52

    A solid fuel found in fossilized swamps that have been burried beneath layers of sediments.

    COAL

  • 53

    Organism used in Biomass energy.

    LIVING ORGANISMS

  • 54

    it is being harnessed through panels.

    SOLAR ENERGY

    • SOCIAL ORIENTATION

    SOCIAL ORIENTATION

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    SOCIAL ORIENTATION

    SOCIAL ORIENTATION

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    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

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    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF

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    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.2

    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.2

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    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.2

    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.2

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    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.3

    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.3

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    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.3

    UNDERSTANDING THE SELF VOL.3

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    RPH

    RPH

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    RPH

    RPH

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    INDIGINOUS

    INDIGINOUS

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    INDIGINOUS

    INDIGINOUS

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    MATHMOD MIDTERMS

    MATHMOD MIDTERMS

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    MATHMOD MIDTERMS

    MATHMOD MIDTERMS

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    UTS MIDTERMS

    UTS MIDTERMS

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    UTS MIDTERMS

    UTS MIDTERMS

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    SSP MIDTERM

    SSP MIDTERM

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    SSP MIDTERM

    SSP MIDTERM

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    ssp

    ssp

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    ssp

    ssp

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    UTS MIDTERM VOL 2

    UTS MIDTERM VOL 2

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    UTS MIDTERM VOL 2

    UTS MIDTERM VOL 2

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    ENVI SCI FINALS

    ENVI SCI FINALS

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    ENVI SCI FINALS

    ENVI SCI FINALS

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    An interdisciplinary field that includes both scientific and social aspects as human impact on the world.

    ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

  • 2

    Includes Biology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Physics, and Medicine which examines the natural world.

    NATURAL SCIENCE

  • 3

    Includes economics, political science, sociology, history, philosophy, and ethics which examines values and human behavior

    SOCIAL SCIENCE

  • 4

    Everything that affects an organism during its lifetime.

    ENVIRONMENT

  • 5

    From the French word “environ” which means to ______ or _______.

    ENCIRCLE OR SURROUND

  • 6

    Can defined as a process of producing empirical knowledge about the natural world through methodical and logical studies of nature.

    SCIENCE

  • 7

    From the latin word “scientia” which means ____.

    KNOWLEDGE

  • 8

    Solid earth.

    LITHOSPHERE

  • 9

    The gases that surround the earth (air).

    ATMOSPHERE

  • 10

    all water found on, under, and over the surface of earth.

    HYDROSPHERE

  • 11

    All life on earth.

    BIOSPHERE

  • 12

    Interaction of the lithosphere, atmosphere, biosphere, and hydrosphere.

    EARTH SYSTEM SCIENCE

  • 13

    Give me the 3 components of environment

    PHYSICAL, BIOLOGICAL, CULTURAL ENVIRONMENT

  • 14

    3 Components of Physical Environment

    ATMOSPHERE, HYDROSPHERE, LITHOSPHERE

  • 15

    3 Components of Biological Environment

    FLORAL, FAUNAL, MICROBIA

  • 16

    3 Components of Cultural Environment

    SOCIETY, ECONOMY, POLITICS

  • 17

    This method consists of a series of steps that scientists worldwide use to identify and answer questions.

    EXPERIMENTAL/SCIENTIFIC METHOD

  • 18

    Give me the 5 Scientific method

    OBSERVATION, QUESTION, HYPOTHESIS, ANALYZING DATA, CONCLUSION

  • 19

    Process of obtaining information by using senses.

    OBSERVATION

  • 20

    A theory or explanation based on observations that can be tested.

    HYPOTHESIS

  • 21

    Procedures that are carried out under controlled conditions to discover, demonstrate, test a fact, theory, or general truth.

    EXPERIMENTATION

  • 22

    Any pieces of information acquired through observation or experimentation.

    ORGANIZING AND ANALYZING DATA

  • 23

    Determines the results of their experiment by analyzing their data and comparing the outcome of their experiments with their prediction.

    CONCLUSION

  • 24

    the collection and classification of data that are in the form of numbers.

    STATISTICS

  • 25

    Scientists use statistics to describe statistical populations.

    STATISTICS WORK WITH POPULATION

  • 26

    a group of similar things that a scientist is interested in learning about.

    STATISTICAL POPULATION

  • 27

    the number obtained by adding up the data for a given characteristic and dividing this sum by the number of individuals.

    MEAN

  • 28

    the likelihood that a possible future event will occur in any given instance of the event.

    PROBABILITY

  • 29

    patterns, plans, representations, or descriptions designed to show the structure or workings of an object, system, or concept.

    MODELS

  • 30

    Scientists use graphical models to show things such as the position of the stars, the amount of forest cover in a given area, and the

    GRAPICAL MODELS

  • 31

    are verbal or graphical explanations for how a system works or is organized.

    CONCEPTUAL MODELS

  • 32

    are one or more equations that represent the way system or process works.

    MATHEMATICAL MODELS

  • 33

    Describe three values that people consider when making decisions about the environment.

    MAKING INFORMED DECISIONS

  • 34

    The first step in the model is to ____ INFORMATION .

    GATHER INFORMATION

  • 35

    Second, consider which ____ ___ to the issue.

    VALUES APPLY

  • 36

    These are things that are found in the surroundings that support all living species.

    RESOURCES

  • 37

    Natural resources are replenished in a short period of time.

    RENEWABLE RESOUCES

  • 38

    Renewable recources consist of 5 part, what are those?

    SOLAR, WIND, WATER, GEOTHERMAL, BIOMASS

  • 39

    Energy from the sun.

    SOLAR ENERGY

  • 40

    Energy from the wind.

    WIND ENERGY

  • 41

    Energy from the flow of water.

    WATER ENERGY

  • 42

    Energy from the Earth’s heat.

    GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

  • 43

    Energy from burning organic or living matter.

    BIOMASS ENERGY

  • 44

    A natural resource that cannot be re-made, re-grown or regenerated

    NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES

  • 45

    EXAMPLES OF NON-RENEWABLE RESOURCES:

    COAL, OIL, NATURAL GAS, NUCLEAR

  • 46

    Nuclear fission uses Uranium to create energy.

    NUCLEAR ENERGY

  • 47

    ____ is an energy resource that will not run out in the next several hundred years.

    RENEWABLE RESOURCES

  • 48

    _____ and. _____ transform plant and animal remains into fossil fuels.

    HEAT AND PRESSURE

  • 49

    Some power plants pump water down deep holes into hot rock. The hot rock heats the water, which turns the water into steam. The steam rushes back to Earth's surface and is used to make electricity. This plant is generating which alternative energy resource?

    GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

  • 50

    Energy resources derived from natural organic materials are called.

    FOSSIL FUELS

  • 51

    Turbines convert _____ energy of wind and water into electricity or mechanical power.

    KINETIC

  • 52

    A solid fuel found in fossilized swamps that have been burried beneath layers of sediments.

    COAL

  • 53

    Organism used in Biomass energy.

    LIVING ORGANISMS

  • 54

    it is being harnessed through panels.

    SOLAR ENERGY