Review Units 5

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Science

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9th - 12th Grade

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NGSS

MS-LS2-2, MS-LS2-4, MS-ESS3-4

Standards-aligned

JASMINE RODRIGUEZ

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8 Slides • 17 Questions

Multiple Choice

Why is understanding the concept of the tragedy of the commons important when discussing land and water use?

Because it helps explain how shared resources can be depleted by individual actions

Because it shows how resources are always managed sustainably

Because it focuses only on private property rights

Because it ignores the impact of individual decisions

Multiple Choice

How does the concept of the tragedy of the commons relate to the use of shared resources?

Individuals act in their own self-interest, depleting shared resources.

Individuals always cooperate for the common good.

Shared resources are never depleted.

Only governments use shared resources.

Multiple Choice

Which irrigation method is considered the most efficient in terms of minimizing water loss to evaporation and runoff?

Flood irrigation

Furrow irrigation

Spray irrigation

Drip irrigation

Multiple Choice

Which irrigation method would be the most efficient in the desert?

Flood irrigation

Furrow irrigation

Spray irrigation

Drip irrigation

Water Distribution

Ice, Groundwater (22%), Surface Water (1%)
River systems and Watersheds
Permeable (sandstone) vs Impermeable rock (granite)

Multiple Choice

A species form that supports the balance in the entire ecosystem.

Keystone Species

Herbivores

Umbrella Species

Predators

Multiple Choice

A life form that affects an entire ecosystem.

Keystone Species

Herbivores

Umbrella Species

herbivore

Multiple Choice

a relationship between two species in which both species compete for limited resources such that both species are negatively affected by the relationship

Symbiosis

interspecific competition

species richness

species-area effect

Multiple Choice

Hawks and foxes compete for mice for food.

Interference competition

Inter-specific interactions

Mitosis

Meiosis

Multiple Choice

The close relationship between two different species in an ecosystem

Biosphere

Ecology

Symbiosis

Environment

Multiple Choice

Using a parasite to kill off pest such as rodents is considered what kind of IPM?

Biological control

Insecticide

Rodenticide

None of the above

Multiple Choice

What is pest management?

the approach of removing pests in various ways

the approach of removing only insects in various ways

the approach of pulling weeds in the landscape

none of the above

Multiple Choice

What is a pesticide?

A fluid substance that is designed to destroy pests

A powder substance that is designed to destroy pests

A pellet substance that is designed to destroy pests

All of the above

Multiple Choice

What is an insecticide?

A pesticide that targets insects

A pesticide that targets fungus

A pesticide that targets herbaceous plants

A pesticide that targets bacteria

Multiple Choice

What is a fungicide?

A pesticide that targets insects

A pesticide that targets snails

A pesticide that targets fungus

A pesticide that targets herbaceous plants

Multiple Choice

What does IPM stand for?

Involved Pest Mode

Interpreted Pesticide Manual

Integrated Pest Management

None of the above

Multiple Choice

What pests are controlled when using a rodenticide?

Chip Munks

Squirrels

Mice

All of the above

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Why is understanding the concept of the tragedy of the commons important when discussing land and water use?

Because it helps explain how shared resources can be depleted by individual actions

Because it shows how resources are always managed sustainably

Because it focuses only on private property rights

Because it ignores the impact of individual decisions

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